StarterForTen

I've been to a few PPJT finals and believe me, they are cracking days out!
Derby vs Wednesday next April would be great.
Just need to win about six games to get there mind you.

Perfect opportunity for Curtis to step up onto the first rung of management.... apart from the fact we need him to play 46 matches again for us next season!

I'll take anyone, and be grateful whoever it is
But assuming none of the bidders will pay enough to avoid point deductions, my order of preference would be 
1. Ashley
2. Morgan
3. Appleby

When the flesh is so rotten that it stinks, the only answer is amputation.
Let 30 clubs cut away into a ring-fenced circus of football consumption - the Big Ten in one league playing each other four times a year to keep the TV money spinning, and 20 contender wannabes just below. The rest of the football pyramid is then left without a golden goose's egg to chase.
If that means Derby can only be the 31st best team in England, but I get to see a decent standard of football with sporting integrity and a sense of belonging, then that is mighty fine with me.

Always worth having three arms in case a hand gets caught in the till.

Really does feel like we are back to square 1 today and the most alarming thing about that is it might mean we need another 2,000 pages on this forum topic before we're back to almost not being disappointed.

Perfect opportunity for Curtis to step up onto the first rung of management.... apart from the fact we need him to play 46 matches again for us next season!

Second class post I presume. And as they are both still interested why write to them to ask “ Are you still interested “? They should be meeting with both today to get it f**** sorted.

The pressure is really mounting on Quantuma. Their performance is finally being scrutinised in the wider public domain. Most observers are now focusing on them and how poorly they have managed this whole situation. 

No one. Relegations and promotions were all confirmed at the EFL AGM this week. If ANY club fails from now on it would just mean a reduced league - like when Bury went through. 

No one. Relegations and promotions were all confirmed at the EFL AGM this week. If ANY club fails from now on it would just mean a reduced league - like when Bury went through. 

No one. Relegations and promotions were all confirmed at the EFL AGM this week. If ANY club fails from now on it would just mean a reduced league - like when Bury went through. 

That would be official with two l's?

That would be official with two l's?

That would be official with two l's?

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?