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2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

2022 season ticket images been added onto the DCFC website. Clutching at straws to think maybe there's some movement?
 

Completely unnecessary for them to put the tweet out.
If they have heard something do some digging in the background.
Putting tweets out like that with everything we've been through and the countless times we've heard a PB will be announced shortly, imminently, within a week etc is just ridiculous.
 

@BoroWill- the reason your owner is seen as the villain of the piece is because he is.  Not because of his views of Mel Morris and not because of his previous views and comments of our club's profligate spending - you will find many/most Rams fans (no doubt some late to the party) who agree with him on both counts - but because he is and has been for many months deliberately making it impossible for us to move to new ownership without us slugging him a considerable amount of money (anything between £7m and £45m) for a perceived competitive gain, when even your own fans believe that your failure to gain a play off place that season was largely down to Pulis and a sporting/player/results failure on your part.
We have been roundly punished by the EFL's processes for our financial splurge; we have spent the vast majority of the last 3/4 seasons under a transfer embargo; we've had 9 players leave this transfer window alone, most against their will; we're down to the bare bones from a squad perspective; we're likely to get relegated despite the fantastic effort that the players are putting in to avoid that happening.  Is not all that and more, punishment enough?
Yet, for your owner, this is personal.  He doesn't care that the club, our club, is suffering, that good people are out of work, that a fan base is suffering. The proof of that is that he is continuing with a claim that is at its very, very best, purely speculative.  If he relaxed his claim we could, probably, get new owners in place, sort out creditors, be relegated and under EFL control for two more years but at least move on.  He won't let us because he doesn't like Mel Morris and wants to see Mel Morris suffer. And that is it pure and simple, and that is why he is, whatever your protestations to the contrary, the villain of this piece.  It's time for him to show some leadership, move on and concentrate on his own club.

And how can they believe they should be football creditors if they haven't seen the claims?

Mel taking it to court because he knows either:
A. He'll win 
B. He'll lose but take the EFL down with him.

Mel taking it to court because he knows either:
A. He'll win 
B. He'll lose but take the EFL down with him.

Mel taking it to court because he knows either:
A. He'll win 
B. He'll lose but take the EFL down with him.

So...a player who was out of contract at the end of the season....who we can't offer a contract to...who we wouldn't get compo for...
Well we just got enough money to keep our club in existence for another month....and he will play for the rest of his original contract and may play beyond his current contract. ie we are being paid £1m to keep a player for an extra year
 
It's a no brainer and it would have been highly irresponsible to turn this down.

It’s not being stupid, it’s how most of us feel.

Festy is a top guy - with a heart as big as this he deserves all the success that may come his way in the future whether thats with us or not. Reading this has made my evening and restored my faith that footballers can be a positive role models ? 

None of our players, coaching staff, or Wayne Rooney owe Derby County anything. They've had months where wages have gone unpaid, have had broken promises of squad reinforcements, yet in those circumstances they still go out there on a Saturday and have given us some of the most enjoyable football. Football which is played with passion and commitment, and that's all we can ask for.
If Rooney, Rosenior, or any of our players get a better offer, which can secure or further their career – then good luck to them. They have themselves to look after, but have looked after our club when we needed it.