Wolfie

This is descending into politics, but the suggestion was that the SNP were far more interested in causing issues for Labour than getting their motion through - ask yourself which party is the greatest threat to SNP seats at the next election? - and then ask yourself why Starmer was so set on obstructiong their plan (whether that involved applying pressure to the Speaker or not)? The slaughter in Palestine was very much secondary to the domestic politics of the opposition parties on the day.....

Happy clapper and the usual people liking your post. Wake up and smell the coffee all of you

I enjoyed it too when it first came out. Think it got a bit of an unfair rap from the critics.

....what with it being your day job....

Charlton? 19th in the league and 21 points off the playoffs. That Charlton?

....what with it being your day job....

....what with it being your day job....

Sometime in life you have to take the opportunities that come your way. If I was Dajaune I'd be trying to get back to Derby and get in the matchday squad.
When he was sent out on loan we had an in form Collins and the prospect of signing another striker before the end of the Jan window, which would've left him with less opportunity and just some minutes in the u21s. However, things have panned out differently, Collins out for a while, our other strikers all injured, we've just signed Gayle up as emergency cover, but there's space for a plan B striker in the squad.
Yes Barks and Sibley might do a job there, but they aren't specialist strikers. Having Gayle as the main threat and Dajaune as his back-up (also learning some tips from the former PL striker) is much more beneficial to us and him, in my opinion.

Shame, this could of been the absolute catalyst of a never-before-seen-scale full on forum meltdown if he'd come to us and got injured. Imagine all the reasons why his injury was Warne's fault.
Joking aside, it is a shame for the lad but i'm glad it's not happened whilst playing for us. 

caught me off guard here and I just spat my tea out of the laptop screen 😄

You've blown my cover. I must now brutally torture you in an abandoned factory

....what with it being your day job....

....what with it being your day job....

....what with it being your day job....

Aren't most football clubs at Championship level and above part of a "flawed unsustainable business structure", propped up by the largesse of their owners? Until they decide to pull the plug - and that's where the current problem in football lies. 
Does that mean every CEO is at fault for following the instructions of their owners? 
There's one person to blame for the mess at Derby County, and he is no longer owner! 

I'm also a qualified accountant, and I too find it baffling why anyone would describe the amortisation policy as "crooked" ?
Anyone with a rudimentary understanding of reporting standards ( ie, FRS102 & IFRS15 etc ) would know that the policy would be subject to independent audit, and would have been picked up if that was the case. And remember, the IDC found no fault with the policy itself as the initial charge was dismissed, the issue on appeal was disclosure and not the policy per se.
And in fact, the audit files were also subject to an additional review by the ICAEW too - which is about as thorough as you can get.
Maybe SP simply can't disclose private matters because he's an employee of the company and as such has a professional + moral + legal obligation not too, or maybe his simply doesn't want to talk about it ..... and maybe we ought to give him the benefit of the doubt as DC clearly has ( and by effectively saving the club he should have earned our trust as fans ).
 

Fair comment on the first point, I genuinely don't remember the last time I had really even heard him in public. 
I think even at the point in question we were not in much financial trouble which I could probably demonstrate if I went through the accounts.
As an accountant and auditor for 25 years myself, I also see myself very well qualified to comment on the amortisation matter and I'm completely baffled why anyone in the field would describe the policy as crooked, and the experts on the Independent Disciplinary Commission certainly didn't seem to take that view either.
Regarding the 3rd point, fair enough if you think an apology would go anywhere towards putting things right. I imagine if he did apologise you wouldn't accept it anyway given how you seem to view matters. Also perhaps he doesn't think he has anything to apologise for, after all it wasn't him that pulled the plug and stopped funding his business.

Just a few counter arguments here:-
When was the last time, pre administration, that he told everyone things were hunky dory? The last time I remember it was the Nunsfield House forum, at which point the ground sale had gone through and the amortisation policy agreed with The EFL. Even then from memory he said we were sailing close to the wind and were possibly be within hundred thousand of the limit. Seem to remember him saying it was why a good cup run would help. Happy to be corrected if I've got anything wrong here.
The amortisation policy that you seem to state he made up is actually quite very standard policy. Not standard in the football world but certainly very common in the business world. It was actually a clever idea which helped reflect reality much more than the current system did. Of course if there was anything wrong with it, the EFL had plenty of opportunity to point this out.
Not really sure what you want him to say about the MM era? Personally I'm happy to leave it in the past and also happy to trust Clowes' judgement if he thinks keeping him on is to the benefit of the club. Clowes is a Derby fan through and through and I'm sure if he thought Pearce was responsible for nearly destroying the club he loves, he would be long gone.

The Creator (rent on Prime)
Sci-fi written & directed by Gareth Edwards.
Humans are at war with AI, after a nuking of LA. The AI have developed a new weapon to win the war and the race is on to kill/save this "weapon" robot child.
Visually stunning. Looks a lot more expensive than it actually was.
I liked it a lot. 8/10

He's apparently made allot of money from his post-media career but if you can find any part of his prophecies that have come to fruition I'd love to hear about them. 
 

So Elon Musk is the climate lobby now? So hard to keep up
Use dogecoin bro (high five!)

There are two where it is legal tender. El Salvador and Central African Republic 
It's not illegal to use BTC in the UK, or any number of western countries. The reason it's not widely used to buy everyday things has been discussed. Price volatility is the main one.
But you can buy cars with Bitcoin in the UK if you really want to. Yet more mince being chatted by our resident brain
https://cryptoemporium.com/automotive/cars/
 
 

I think that people should create new crypto-currencies as a fun form of gambling.
Step 1: Convert to pound coins Step 2: Find a drain Step 3: Throw coins at drain Step 4: Pick up coins that didn't go down drain - those are 'winnings'.  

Personally, think since the MM days, our recruitment has been OK, especially given the market we gave been shopping in.