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So 
The administrators caved in to the 9 point blackmail deduction to get things moving 
the administrators caved in to the 12 point blackmail administration deduction appeal 
the EFL expect the administrators to cave in to the Middlesbrough and Wycombe blackmail 
I haven’t missed anything have i?

Is there a scenario where Derby get a new owner and exit administration without the efls rubber stamp and then challenge any sanction? 

Is there a scenario where Derby get a new owner and exit administration without the efls rubber stamp and then challenge any sanction? 

Is there a scenario where Derby get a new owner and exit administration without the efls rubber stamp and then challenge any sanction? 

How on earth anyone can believe a word the administrators say, is simply staggering!

I've never felt so worried about the club. 

I've never felt so worried about the club. 

I've never felt so worried about the club. 

I've never felt so worried about the club. 

I've never felt so worried about the club. 

I've never felt so worried about the club. 

Feel bad for the supporters ... Well some of them.
Supporters need to stick together.

It doesn't say it anywhere, I'm just speculating.
What else is there for a new owner/administrator to do in a negotiation apart from offer a settlement? If it really is true that efl want this dipute sorted before we can exit administration then there is no other way apart from a payout. 

The question I have about boros claim is that is it even enforceable in court?  51M is laughable because surely you'd need to prove the loss. 
Wycombe might be able to claim as their 'losses' aren't hypothetical if Derby are held liable. But can Derby even be held liable.. There's no suggestion from anyone that we 'cheated' last season.. Its simply the timing of the agreed penalty. 
Derby haven't done anything illegal, filed false accounts etc so I'm not sure how any obligation to pay could come across? Surely the only enforcer could be the efl? 

The question I have about boros claim is that is it even enforceable in court?  51M is laughable because surely you'd need to prove the loss. 
Wycombe might be able to claim as their 'losses' aren't hypothetical if Derby are held liable. But can Derby even be held liable.. There's no suggestion from anyone that we 'cheated' last season.. Its simply the timing of the agreed penalty. 
Derby haven't done anything illegal, filed false accounts etc so I'm not sure how any obligation to pay could come across? Surely the only enforcer could be the efl? 

The attitude of some vocal fans of other clubs is extremely depressing. I wouldn't wish any club out of existence not even Forest and certainly not just because of something the ex-owner had done. The charges re accountancy were assessed by the good old EFL and we were hit by a points deduction as a result. We have taken that on the chin along with the additional administration sanction. The accounting method applied was not illegal but clearly given FFP considerations and in hindsight it was an obvious attempt to bend the rules but the ranting and foaming at the mouth from some quarters despite us taking our punishment is genuinely baffling. These legal actions by Boro and Wycombe cannot be seen as anything other than an attempt to send DCFC under. There simply isn't the money to pay it so it has to be called out for what it is, malicious attempt to sabotage efforts to save our club and to force DCFC into liquidation.
The naivety shown by some other clubs fans in thinking the actions of Boro and Wycombe is OK and will somehow just teach us a bit of a lesson somehow is quite breath-taking. We are facing an existential threat and some of them seem to think these actions are somehow a relatively minor thing. Their chairmen are trying to kill our club pure and simple. Switch the situations and genuinely I'd be embarrassed and ashamed that the owners of my club were making a conscious and deliberate attempt to doom another club and deprive thousands of football fans of their beloved team.

Did you get coal in your stocking this year? 
Let's have some positivity. 

Did you get coal in your stocking this year? 
Let's have some positivity. 

Did you get coal in your stocking this year? 
Let's have some positivity. 

Did you get coal in your stocking this year? 
Let's have some positivity. 

My 96 year old Nan started having symptoms on Xmas Eve and tested positive on Xmas day. Didn't sound good when I spoke to her on Xmas Day, but she sounds almost fully recovered now. Hopefully milder variant, plus 2 jabs and a booster, means we might be on our way home.

Guess they need an immediate embargo until the ffp losses are agreed with the EFL. 
In all honesty I feel bad for most fans of clubs where spending goes out of control but there are some fans out there who I dont. 

Credit to Morrison for closing in on the keeper before the goal - helped create the uncertainty. 

Allsops keeping us in the game here

Rapid antigen tests do not pick up effects of vaccines. If you've got a line, however feint (as long as you've not left it out for hours and hours) - it's detected proteins of the virus.
The tests generally can't detect low levels hence the can't rule out an infection but basically can confirm one.
False positives are rare, but should be backed up by a pcr.