BriggRam

Finished work at 6am, I'm halfway through my second bottle of red now, hope it's worth the wait

I believe we need to keep the pressure on our MPs. The EFL will want this national attention to fade away so they can quietly get on with their agenda. I’ve written to my local MP asking for an update and what they are doing. Not sure I’ll get a reply 

Yes - especially as the meeting with the politicians was cancelled and for what? Need them to keep pressure on EFL and sports minister desperately. 

For god's sake Mel, stop pissing about and put the ownership of the stadium in a perpetual trust, administered by elected local people exclusively for the benefit of the club, city,county and country it stands in.
You took over ownership of this club on an investment equals equity basis, the Americans took a haircut to allow you to play with a grown ups trainset, now step aside and let us survive ffs.
The last owners went without seeing a penny profit, indeed massively down on their investment, now step up and do the same, even if we have to service a £15m mortgage on the ground, which you inherited, please please please leave this club in no worse state than you found it, that is surely the minimum you should do for this club!

Just got off the phone about half an hour ago with a mate of mine.
He was very heavily believing that Mike Ashley will submit his bid this week.
No doubt, there will be doubters, and I understand and respect that, I don’t want to give false hope at all, although from what I’ve heard it does seem positive, even if it isn’t him who gets the status of “preferred bidder”.
Like I say, I don’t want to give false hope, so take this comment with a pinch of salt, but it looks like good news is on the horizon.
Keep the faith Rams.?
I said yesterday - I feel confident that we will find our way out of this, and today I feel the same way.
Let’s keep going. COYR.
 

Don't think they'll be selling them toys behind her

Don't think they'll be selling them toys behind her

Don't think they'll be selling them toys behind her

I've combined the two, and have Se-man covered sheets.

Apparently we're on again at 6.30 a.m. in the morning. Live at the ground - at that time! Who'll be listening then?

Have you seen his hair

Have you seen his hair

Have you seen his hair

Flask it is then ?

Lucky it'll be the FA looking into it then

We'll be stripped bare by the vultures looking to get bargains if that's the case - all the good work done by Rooney & the players will be wasted if we have to rely on under-18s to see out the season.....

Are they bringing their flag, that’ll be a big plus 

I thought it showed that he has been out injured for a long time 

This way the EFL have to publicly admit they have awarded MFC and the tinpot mob 'football creditor' status or at very least that they themselves insisted that they be added to the creditors list. This in turn begs the absolute killer question: how so given this has been done without any form of consultation or arbitration, effectively deeming Derby guilty without trial or oversight? Why would this be significant? Because this exposes their earlier public statements claiming to have had zero input as yet more bare-faced lies and also clearly illustrates the EFL's dictatorial nature and blatant disregard for fair, transparent and even-handed adjudication.
There is and always has been a strategy behind Quantuma's PR and that has simply been to give the EFL enough rope to hang themselves. The EFL initially saw Quantuma's silence as weakness and in tandem with the other two mobs piled on, thinking they were winning the war. As it is, they've been hopelessly outthought and outgunned. They will now try to position their change of heart as being down to concessions made by the admins, or a softening in their own stance, whereas it is in fact, nothing less than an ignominious climbdown. The EFL's arrogance led them to overplay their hand and they've now been served up their proverbials on a very cold plate. 
I said a few weeks ago that the most 'ironic aspect of this whole shabby tale' was that we could now be witnessing the end of the EFL 'at least in its current guise'. This is so much better than that.

Great from Robert Lindsay .. couldn’t get a better slogan right now.

It means, at least to me, the planned meeting with MPs to discuss Derby County isn't required anymore as the administrators have informed us with an update that renders the meeting redundant. At least to me, with optimism-bias. 
The news that Ashley has increased his interest is very welcome. Honestly, Mike Ashley has cash in abundance and that's what we need at the moment to make the debts of the past a distant memory. If we get someone without that huge cash flow then we run the risk of being in a similar position in the future, especially with these high interest loans that Morris so lovingly put on the club. 
Ashley has the ability to put us back to square one from the first day he walks into the club. He would go from one of the most hated owners of a football club to being the most adored at another. I'm really pulling for Ashley to take over the club, because I see the liquidity he can bring and ultimately the stability he offers.