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Would take Lyle Taylor from the stench on loan. Won't get a game there. Seems to have a bit of an affinity with the Rams. Made some positive comments after the epic Birmingham game in Jan, despite acting like a t*** when he was subbed off.

Would take Lyle Taylor from the stench on loan. Won't get a game there. Seems to have a bit of an affinity with the Rams. Made some positive comments after the epic Birmingham game in Jan, despite acting like a t*** when he was subbed off.

Kyle Joseph chose to go to Oxford - might have been him.

Would take Lyle Taylor from the stench on loan. Won't get a game there. Seems to have a bit of an affinity with the Rams. Made some positive comments after the epic Birmingham game in Jan, despite acting like a t*** when he was subbed off.

Breaking news.  Team with talented individuals fail to break down well disciplined defensive unit.
I believe this is the first time this has ever happened in the history of football. 
I've just called Liam and told him what we should have done. He thanked me and apologised for not knowing the simple solution to always beats teams that set up like that. 
I'm very unsurprised he said that as I knew it to be the case. I can now claim to have predicted the future.
Why aren't we winning every game? If only I were the manager. 

What a disappointing post. 
We're 7th after 4 games. Won 2, drawn 1, lost 1 with 13/14 new players. Thats a decent start. We're through in the Cup.
Sorry he's not nailed the team selection and tactics spot on after 4 league games. 
I despair at fan comments like this. 
How about judging after 20 games have passed, not after 4 games.

Can't believe there's a chance we would get allowed back in to League 2. National League at a pinch, National League North or South more likely.

Can't believe there's a chance we would get allowed back in to League 2. National League at a pinch, National League North or South more likely.

Can't believe there's a chance we would get allowed back in to League 2. National League at a pinch, National League North or South more likely.

2MP's in Middlesbrough - andy.mcdonald.2nd@parliament.uk (Labour) and simon.clarke.mp@parliament.uk (Conservative)
My email to these two MPs:-

Gentlemen

I am writing to you both as sitting MP's for the Middlesbrough constituencies in the hope that you might take up the case of Derby County with Steve Gibson.

In case you are not aware of the situation I will summarise. Mr Gibson has had a long-standing feud with our previous owner, Mel Morris, given how Morris conducted himself in particular regarding the financial rule of the EFL. Morris put Derby County in administration and has effectively run away from the mire that has left the club in.

Middlesbrough FC have brought a claim for compensation against DCFC for approx £45m, against a club who are seeking new investment to protect the future of this original member of the Football League.

The basis of the claim is secret but seemingly has to do with DCFC allegedly overspending and that being the (sole) reason why Middlesbrough failed to win promotion in one or more seasons.

Irrespective of the chances of success of such a claim succeeding in court, it will not go away, the EFL insist it has to be dealt with (despite it not yet being won in court) and there now exists the very real possibility of my club going out of existence, following the likes of Bury (potentially as soon as 1 February). We have been deducted the maximum 21 points as our punishment and believe we should be able to take our medicine and move on. But cannot with two Swords of Damocles hanging over us.

How do you believe your constituents feel about Mr Gibson continuing down this course of action? From message boards the answer is that many could not stomach Middlesbrough FC being a significant cause of the bankruptcy of a fellow club. The importance of football clubs to communities and local areas will not be lost on either of you.

We have potential buyers waiting in the wings but they cannot proceed because of this (and another) opportunistic claim against the club (not against the man who orchestrated this not against the EFL who delayed their decisions to allow DCFC to survive last season)

I am not a constituent of either of you but I implore you both to look into this and ask if the people you represent would want the end game of this process to be the extinguishing of such a venerable and famous institution such as Derby County Football Club.

2MP's in Middlesbrough - andy.mcdonald.2nd@parliament.uk (Labour) and simon.clarke.mp@parliament.uk (Conservative)
My email to these two MPs:-

Gentlemen

I am writing to you both as sitting MP's for the Middlesbrough constituencies in the hope that you might take up the case of Derby County with Steve Gibson.

In case you are not aware of the situation I will summarise. Mr Gibson has had a long-standing feud with our previous owner, Mel Morris, given how Morris conducted himself in particular regarding the financial rule of the EFL. Morris put Derby County in administration and has effectively run away from the mire that has left the club in.

Middlesbrough FC have brought a claim for compensation against DCFC for approx £45m, against a club who are seeking new investment to protect the future of this original member of the Football League.

The basis of the claim is secret but seemingly has to do with DCFC allegedly overspending and that being the (sole) reason why Middlesbrough failed to win promotion in one or more seasons.

Irrespective of the chances of success of such a claim succeeding in court, it will not go away, the EFL insist it has to be dealt with (despite it not yet being won in court) and there now exists the very real possibility of my club going out of existence, following the likes of Bury (potentially as soon as 1 February). We have been deducted the maximum 21 points as our punishment and believe we should be able to take our medicine and move on. But cannot with two Swords of Damocles hanging over us.

How do you believe your constituents feel about Mr Gibson continuing down this course of action? From message boards the answer is that many could not stomach Middlesbrough FC being a significant cause of the bankruptcy of a fellow club. The importance of football clubs to communities and local areas will not be lost on either of you.

We have potential buyers waiting in the wings but they cannot proceed because of this (and another) opportunistic claim against the club (not against the man who orchestrated this not against the EFL who delayed their decisions to allow DCFC to survive last season)

I am not a constituent of either of you but I implore you both to look into this and ask if the people you represent would want the end game of this process to be the extinguishing of such a venerable and famous institution such as Derby County Football Club.

2MP's in Middlesbrough - andy.mcdonald.2nd@parliament.uk (Labour) and simon.clarke.mp@parliament.uk (Conservative)
My email to these two MPs:-

Gentlemen

I am writing to you both as sitting MP's for the Middlesbrough constituencies in the hope that you might take up the case of Derby County with Steve Gibson.

In case you are not aware of the situation I will summarise. Mr Gibson has had a long-standing feud with our previous owner, Mel Morris, given how Morris conducted himself in particular regarding the financial rule of the EFL. Morris put Derby County in administration and has effectively run away from the mire that has left the club in.

Middlesbrough FC have brought a claim for compensation against DCFC for approx £45m, against a club who are seeking new investment to protect the future of this original member of the Football League.

The basis of the claim is secret but seemingly has to do with DCFC allegedly overspending and that being the (sole) reason why Middlesbrough failed to win promotion in one or more seasons.

Irrespective of the chances of success of such a claim succeeding in court, it will not go away, the EFL insist it has to be dealt with (despite it not yet being won in court) and there now exists the very real possibility of my club going out of existence, following the likes of Bury (potentially as soon as 1 February). We have been deducted the maximum 21 points as our punishment and believe we should be able to take our medicine and move on. But cannot with two Swords of Damocles hanging over us.

How do you believe your constituents feel about Mr Gibson continuing down this course of action? From message boards the answer is that many could not stomach Middlesbrough FC being a significant cause of the bankruptcy of a fellow club. The importance of football clubs to communities and local areas will not be lost on either of you.

We have potential buyers waiting in the wings but they cannot proceed because of this (and another) opportunistic claim against the club (not against the man who orchestrated this not against the EFL who delayed their decisions to allow DCFC to survive last season)

I am not a constituent of either of you but I implore you both to look into this and ask if the people you represent would want the end game of this process to be the extinguishing of such a venerable and famous institution such as Derby County Football Club.

2MP's in Middlesbrough - andy.mcdonald.2nd@parliament.uk (Labour) and simon.clarke.mp@parliament.uk (Conservative)
My email to these two MPs:-

Gentlemen

I am writing to you both as sitting MP's for the Middlesbrough constituencies in the hope that you might take up the case of Derby County with Steve Gibson.

In case you are not aware of the situation I will summarise. Mr Gibson has had a long-standing feud with our previous owner, Mel Morris, given how Morris conducted himself in particular regarding the financial rule of the EFL. Morris put Derby County in administration and has effectively run away from the mire that has left the club in.

Middlesbrough FC have brought a claim for compensation against DCFC for approx £45m, against a club who are seeking new investment to protect the future of this original member of the Football League.

The basis of the claim is secret but seemingly has to do with DCFC allegedly overspending and that being the (sole) reason why Middlesbrough failed to win promotion in one or more seasons.

Irrespective of the chances of success of such a claim succeeding in court, it will not go away, the EFL insist it has to be dealt with (despite it not yet being won in court) and there now exists the very real possibility of my club going out of existence, following the likes of Bury (potentially as soon as 1 February). We have been deducted the maximum 21 points as our punishment and believe we should be able to take our medicine and move on. But cannot with two Swords of Damocles hanging over us.

How do you believe your constituents feel about Mr Gibson continuing down this course of action? From message boards the answer is that many could not stomach Middlesbrough FC being a significant cause of the bankruptcy of a fellow club. The importance of football clubs to communities and local areas will not be lost on either of you.

We have potential buyers waiting in the wings but they cannot proceed because of this (and another) opportunistic claim against the club (not against the man who orchestrated this not against the EFL who delayed their decisions to allow DCFC to survive last season)

I am not a constituent of either of you but I implore you both to look into this and ask if the people you represent would want the end game of this process to be the extinguishing of such a venerable and famous institution such as Derby County Football Club.

Same place as the EFL (Companies House) but they had managed to not notice/misunderstand/ignore/approve the amortisation policy. Maguire took it upon himself to point this out to the EFL.

Same place as the EFL (Companies House) but they had managed to not notice/misunderstand/ignore/approve the amortisation policy. Maguire took it upon himself to point this out to the EFL.

Same place as the EFL (Companies House) but they had managed to not notice/misunderstand/ignore/approve the amortisation policy. Maguire took it upon himself to point this out to the EFL.

Same place as the EFL (Companies House) but they had managed to not notice/misunderstand/ignore/approve the amortisation policy. Maguire took it upon himself to point this out to the EFL.

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

So sorry, but I cannot hold my tongue any longer. I feel I simply must speak out…
There is no… and never has been… a letter “s”… or an apostrophe for that matter… in St John Ambulance. 
 
There… I feel better now!  ?

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6