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That would be official with two l's?

That would be official with two l's?

The joint fee was £6.8m, with performance related additionals of £3.75m. I was told that by an SUFC official of the time.
Even though Bogle was regarded as the more valuable asset, the initial fee was spilt 50-50 across the two players, most likely to avoid paying too much to Swindon as they had a profit clause on him.
The 15% sell-on clause is on the profit above the initial fee, so if Lowe (or Bogle for that matter) is sold for more than £3.4m, Derby will see 15% of the rest. For example, Lowe goes for £5m (not saying he would!) DCFC cop for £240k.

The joint fee was £6.8m, with performance related additionals of £3.75m. I was told that by an SUFC official of the time.
Even though Bogle was regarded as the more valuable asset, the initial fee was spilt 50-50 across the two players, most likely to avoid paying too much to Swindon as they had a profit clause on him.
The 15% sell-on clause is on the profit above the initial fee, so if Lowe (or Bogle for that matter) is sold for more than £3.4m, Derby will see 15% of the rest. For example, Lowe goes for £5m (not saying he would!) DCFC cop for £240k.

The joint fee was £6.8m, with performance related additionals of £3.75m. I was told that by an SUFC official of the time.
Even though Bogle was regarded as the more valuable asset, the initial fee was spilt 50-50 across the two players, most likely to avoid paying too much to Swindon as they had a profit clause on him.
The 15% sell-on clause is on the profit above the initial fee, so if Lowe (or Bogle for that matter) is sold for more than £3.4m, Derby will see 15% of the rest. For example, Lowe goes for £5m (not saying he would!) DCFC cop for £240k.

Mike Ashley could sort this in about half a day if he really wanted to.

Morning fellow Rams fans. 
The sun is shining. Let's hope the day lives up to the weather 
Apparently the EFL are "extremely disappointed". Probably not half as disappointed as we are, having seen our beloved club ravaged, past from pillar to post and mocked. 
Let's hope today is the day everything changes for the best of our wonderful club.

Are we all just filibustering now to get to 1884?

Are we all just filibustering now to get to 1884?

Are we all just filibustering now to get to 1884?

Are we all just filibustering now to get to 1884?

All crazy.
I recounted that quote from Trevor Sinclair on TalkSport to my 82-year old father last night - the one where he was claiming Derby players should be on to their agents for moves because they have bills to pay. I think Jim White countered that he didn't think professional players would be on the breadline for missing a month or two of wages, to which Sinclair retorted: "What about the young ones? They're only on £2k a week'.
Dear old Dad was apoplectic, he almost choked on his Horlicks.

All crazy.
I recounted that quote from Trevor Sinclair on TalkSport to my 82-year old father last night - the one where he was claiming Derby players should be on to their agents for moves because they have bills to pay. I think Jim White countered that he didn't think professional players would be on the breadline for missing a month or two of wages, to which Sinclair retorted: "What about the young ones? They're only on £2k a week'.
Dear old Dad was apoplectic, he almost choked on his Horlicks.

Well, he's got the bat... the ball appears to be lost in the anti-money-laundering long grass for now!

All crazy.
I recounted that quote from Trevor Sinclair on TalkSport to my 82-year old father last night - the one where he was claiming Derby players should be on to their agents for moves because they have bills to pay. I think Jim White countered that he didn't think professional players would be on the breadline for missing a month or two of wages, to which Sinclair retorted: "What about the young ones? They're only on £2k a week'.
Dear old Dad was apoplectic, he almost choked on his Horlicks.

Well, he's got the bat... the ball appears to be lost in the anti-money-laundering long grass for now!

All crazy.
I recounted that quote from Trevor Sinclair on TalkSport to my 82-year old father last night - the one where he was claiming Derby players should be on to their agents for moves because they have bills to pay. I think Jim White countered that he didn't think professional players would be on the breadline for missing a month or two of wages, to which Sinclair retorted: "What about the young ones? They're only on £2k a week'.
Dear old Dad was apoplectic, he almost choked on his Horlicks.

All crazy.
I recounted that quote from Trevor Sinclair on TalkSport to my 82-year old father last night - the one where he was claiming Derby players should be on to their agents for moves because they have bills to pay. I think Jim White countered that he didn't think professional players would be on the breadline for missing a month or two of wages, to which Sinclair retorted: "What about the young ones? They're only on £2k a week'.
Dear old Dad was apoplectic, he almost choked on his Horlicks.

All crazy.
I recounted that quote from Trevor Sinclair on TalkSport to my 82-year old father last night - the one where he was claiming Derby players should be on to their agents for moves because they have bills to pay. I think Jim White countered that he didn't think professional players would be on the breadline for missing a month or two of wages, to which Sinclair retorted: "What about the young ones? They're only on £2k a week'.
Dear old Dad was apoplectic, he almost choked on his Horlicks.

Well, he's got the bat... the ball appears to be lost in the anti-money-laundering long grass for now!

Well, he's got the bat... the ball appears to be lost in the anti-money-laundering long grass for now!

Well, he's got the bat... the ball appears to be lost in the anti-money-laundering long grass for now!

If either Ashley or Appleby wanted to, they could complete this purchase within days. There will be sale & purchase documents ready to go - just change a few names.

Putting money into the club doesn't make it not pathetic to be the equivalent of an annoying kid continuously asking "are we there yet?".
There has to be a line Roy, where does it end if everyone expects the next question to be answered on demand?
When there's nothing new to say, nothing should be said. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't!
There are people in here who are savagely critical of him for talking on Twitter, then an equal amount calling him a time-wasting tyre-kicker for daring to live out a dream playing a Pro-Am Golf day whilst unable to do anything to speed up due process.

Surely a multi-millionaire prospective football club owner can afford more than one golf shirt?