belperram9

Nothing new here. His idea of support has always been to find a target to pick fault with and launch an OTT, expletive filled and childish harangue against. Think his last target was Stretton?

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@belperram9you’ve quickly become one of the biggest spanners on this forum. 
 
Please tell me if CK does takeover, you’ll stop supporting Derby. If you ever did at all. 

Can someone tell me where we are at please? Generally have no idea what is going on...
Chris still not bought the stadium? I have never been thrilled about him being our owner. If he wanted to buy us that bad he would just pay Mel the £20m he is asking for or whatever it is. If he hasn't got this sort of money then that worries me. It isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things. I think he's skint up and generally believe his takeover will fall through. He's not the right man at all. Going out in Derby with Bad boy Lawrence was equally as embarrassing. 
The whole thing is a shambles! 

Can someone tell me where we are at please? Generally have no idea what is going on...
Chris still not bought the stadium? I have never been thrilled about him being our owner. If he wanted to buy us that bad he would just pay Mel the £20m he is asking for or whatever it is. If he hasn't got this sort of money then that worries me. It isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things. I think he's skint up and generally believe his takeover will fall through. He's not the right man at all. Going out in Derby with Bad boy Lawrence was equally as embarrassing. 
The whole thing is a shambles! 

Can someone tell me where we are at please? Generally have no idea what is going on...
Chris still not bought the stadium? I have never been thrilled about him being our owner. If he wanted to buy us that bad he would just pay Mel the £20m he is asking for or whatever it is. If he hasn't got this sort of money then that worries me. It isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things. I think he's skint up and generally believe his takeover will fall through. He's not the right man at all. Going out in Derby with Bad boy Lawrence was equally as embarrassing. 
The whole thing is a shambles! 

I get your frustration but at the same time do we really want an owner who throws £20 million away just because he can?
We just hard one of those and it led to disaster.
I’d much rather we had someone who knows what he wants and what he doesn’t.
Let him focus on running the club and let others sort out the mess which is ownership of the ground.

A third party is in the process of buying the stadium to lease back to the club.
Chris Kirchner will not consider leasing the stadium from Mel, nor has he shown any interest in buying the stadium himself, so the above sale has to go through first.
Once that’s done, the ownership of the club can be completed. The EFL are happy, they just need the stadium confirmation to rubber stamp everything their end.
The current deadline is May 31st, wouldn’t expect much news if any before then. That’s pretty much where we are.

Can someone tell me where we are at please? Generally have no idea what is going on...
Chris still not bought the stadium? I have never been thrilled about him being our owner. If he wanted to buy us that bad he would just pay Mel the £20m he is asking for or whatever it is. If he hasn't got this sort of money then that worries me. It isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things. I think he's skint up and generally believe his takeover will fall through. He's not the right man at all. Going out in Derby with Bad boy Lawrence was equally as embarrassing. 
The whole thing is a shambles! 

Whole thing smells of desperation to me. Administrators said no to him originally due to better offers, now they’ve gone crawling back to Kirchner begging him to bail them out?  Be interesting to know what kind of deal he has achieved.
I can’t get excited about Americans involved in football over here either. Remember last time we had yanks at the helm and they tried changing all the food items at the stadium, ‘long Albuquerque Chicago Rams mega XL hotdog’. Was so cringe how everything was Americanised. I can see it happening again. 
 
The administrators have demonstrated their absolute ineptness as well. I remember that useless Hoskins going on Talksport last September with his pal Simon Jordan, both waxing lyrical about one another and Hoskins somewhat proclaiming everything will be sorted by Christmas. Why make statements like that when you haven’t even looked at the issues to begin with? The deeper they’ve delved they’ve been out of their depth. 
 
oh well, hopefully it’s over now. Fight and win…. 

No real arguments from me tonight. Thought Millwall looked organised, physical and regimented. Rowett ball at its best. They clearly did their home work on Festy, doubling up on him every time forcing him inside to the traffic. Or giving him a yard so if he did try and knock it past they had a head start. Impressed with their back 4 and their RB. At times they were just bullying our young lads, too physical and they couldn’t cope.
Looked a bit better with Colin up top. Putting himself about and wanting to be in a battle. Plange was as weak as a kitten at times and the difference between their hold up play was night and day. I like Plange but he definitely needs to get nastier, stronger and more aggressive and show he wants to bully centre halves. Colin’s body language you can tell he wants a battle, at times Plange looked intimidated. But fair play to their CBs. 
Bennett looked strong and direct, always a player if he can stay fit. 
 
Onto the next one, plenty of twists to come. 
 

No real arguments from me tonight. Thought Millwall looked organised, physical and regimented. Rowett ball at its best. They clearly did their home work on Festy, doubling up on him every time forcing him inside to the traffic. Or giving him a yard so if he did try and knock it past they had a head start. Impressed with their back 4 and their RB. At times they were just bullying our young lads, too physical and they couldn’t cope.
Looked a bit better with Colin up top. Putting himself about and wanting to be in a battle. Plange was as weak as a kitten at times and the difference between their hold up play was night and day. I like Plange but he definitely needs to get nastier, stronger and more aggressive and show he wants to bully centre halves. Colin’s body language you can tell he wants a battle, at times Plange looked intimidated. But fair play to their CBs. 
Bennett looked strong and direct, always a player if he can stay fit. 
 
Onto the next one, plenty of twists to come. 
 

No real arguments from me tonight. Thought Millwall looked organised, physical and regimented. Rowett ball at its best. They clearly did their home work on Festy, doubling up on him every time forcing him inside to the traffic. Or giving him a yard so if he did try and knock it past they had a head start. Impressed with their back 4 and their RB. At times they were just bullying our young lads, too physical and they couldn’t cope.
Looked a bit better with Colin up top. Putting himself about and wanting to be in a battle. Plange was as weak as a kitten at times and the difference between their hold up play was night and day. I like Plange but he definitely needs to get nastier, stronger and more aggressive and show he wants to bully centre halves. Colin’s body language you can tell he wants a battle, at times Plange looked intimidated. But fair play to their CBs. 
Bennett looked strong and direct, always a player if he can stay fit. 
 
Onto the next one, plenty of twists to come. 
 

Rooney has got it wrong today concerning left back position. He’s tried to fight fire with fire playing Buchanan against Jed Spence. Although Forsyth doesn’t have the pace he would have the know how given his experience. We play different with him in the side hitting him with long diagonal passes and it may have negated Spence having the ball so much.
I like Buchanan but he simply came up against a better player today. The second goal came from him not being strong enough and being bullied off the ball.

Rooney has got it wrong today concerning left back position. He’s tried to fight fire with fire playing Buchanan against Jed Spence. Although Forsyth doesn’t have the pace he would have the know how given his experience. We play different with him in the side hitting him with long diagonal passes and it may have negated Spence having the ball so much.
I like Buchanan but he simply came up against a better player today. The second goal came from him not being strong enough and being bullied off the ball.

Rooney has got it wrong today concerning left back position. He’s tried to fight fire with fire playing Buchanan against Jed Spence. Although Forsyth doesn’t have the pace he would have the know how given his experience. We play different with him in the side hitting him with long diagonal passes and it may have negated Spence having the ball so much.
I like Buchanan but he simply came up against a better player today. The second goal came from him not being strong enough and being bullied off the ball.

Rooney has got it wrong today concerning left back position. He’s tried to fight fire with fire playing Buchanan against Jed Spence. Although Forsyth doesn’t have the pace he would have the know how given his experience. We play different with him in the side hitting him with long diagonal passes and it may have negated Spence having the ball so much.
I like Buchanan but he simply came up against a better player today. The second goal came from him not being strong enough and being bullied off the ball.

Rooney has got it wrong today concerning left back position. He’s tried to fight fire with fire playing Buchanan against Jed Spence. Although Forsyth doesn’t have the pace he would have the know how given his experience. We play different with him in the side hitting him with long diagonal passes and it may have negated Spence having the ball so much.
I like Buchanan but he simply came up against a better player today. The second goal came from him not being strong enough and being bullied off the ball.

Do we pay Rooney’s wages or is it 32 Red? I am assuming that if Everton want Rooney they would have to pay some form of compensation to Derby. In this scenario the adminstrators would probably bite their hand off if the compensation keeps the club Alive for the rest of the season. They will then just appoint someone within the club/Rosenior to manage the team until the end of the year or takeover conclusion. 
But I assume that is only if Derby have Wayne tied to a contract and not 32 red? 
 
If he does go, he will go in my opinion with a lot of respect from Derby fans. He’s given everything. Only one man to come in if he does go if we can tempt him out of retirement. 
 
Enter Neil Warnock. 

Newcastle fans are delusional when evaluating Ashley’s tenure. I am genuinely perplexed when they say he never ‘invested’ in the club:
He purchase the following:
Joel Linton £40m
Joe Wilock £25m
Almiron £21m
Calum Wilson £20m
Saint Maximin £17m
Florian Thauvin £15m
Jamal Wilson £15m
Wijnaldum £15m
Mitrovic £15m 
The way he ran Newcastle enabled them to attract their new owners as they are in a position of stability and attract wealthy investors thanks to the way he ran their club. Same will probably happen at West Ham. 
 
Ashley in for me, no brainer.
On a side note, glad Kirchner is out the picture. Ridiculous how he declared his intentions early and made it public when he did. Clearly couldn’t match rival bidders and tried to convince us that it was the administrators not him. He couldn’t admit he wasn’t the preferred choice. From the start I knew it wouldn’t work out given how he behaved and the way Derby fans were swooning over him was embarrassing! 
 
Oh well, nearing a conclusion. 
 
 

Newcastle fans are delusional when evaluating Ashley’s tenure. I am genuinely perplexed when they say he never ‘invested’ in the club:
He purchase the following:
Joel Linton £40m
Joe Wilock £25m
Almiron £21m
Calum Wilson £20m
Saint Maximin £17m
Florian Thauvin £15m
Jamal Wilson £15m
Wijnaldum £15m
Mitrovic £15m 
The way he ran Newcastle enabled them to attract their new owners as they are in a position of stability and attract wealthy investors thanks to the way he ran their club. Same will probably happen at West Ham. 
 
Ashley in for me, no brainer.
On a side note, glad Kirchner is out the picture. Ridiculous how he declared his intentions early and made it public when he did. Clearly couldn’t match rival bidders and tried to convince us that it was the administrators not him. He couldn’t admit he wasn’t the preferred choice. From the start I knew it wouldn’t work out given how he behaved and the way Derby fans were swooning over him was embarrassing! 
 
Oh well, nearing a conclusion. 
 
 

Newcastle fans are delusional when evaluating Ashley’s tenure. I am genuinely perplexed when they say he never ‘invested’ in the club:
He purchase the following:
Joel Linton £40m
Joe Wilock £25m
Almiron £21m
Calum Wilson £20m
Saint Maximin £17m
Florian Thauvin £15m
Jamal Wilson £15m
Wijnaldum £15m
Mitrovic £15m 
The way he ran Newcastle enabled them to attract their new owners as they are in a position of stability and attract wealthy investors thanks to the way he ran their club. Same will probably happen at West Ham. 
 
Ashley in for me, no brainer.
On a side note, glad Kirchner is out the picture. Ridiculous how he declared his intentions early and made it public when he did. Clearly couldn’t match rival bidders and tried to convince us that it was the administrators not him. He couldn’t admit he wasn’t the preferred choice. From the start I knew it wouldn’t work out given how he behaved and the way Derby fans were swooning over him was embarrassing! 
 
Oh well, nearing a conclusion. 
 
 

Newcastle fans are delusional when evaluating Ashley’s tenure. I am genuinely perplexed when they say he never ‘invested’ in the club:
He purchase the following:
Joel Linton £40m
Joe Wilock £25m
Almiron £21m
Calum Wilson £20m
Saint Maximin £17m
Florian Thauvin £15m
Jamal Wilson £15m
Wijnaldum £15m
Mitrovic £15m 
The way he ran Newcastle enabled them to attract their new owners as they are in a position of stability and attract wealthy investors thanks to the way he ran their club. Same will probably happen at West Ham. 
 
Ashley in for me, no brainer.
On a side note, glad Kirchner is out the picture. Ridiculous how he declared his intentions early and made it public when he did. Clearly couldn’t match rival bidders and tried to convince us that it was the administrators not him. He couldn’t admit he wasn’t the preferred choice. From the start I knew it wouldn’t work out given how he behaved and the way Derby fans were swooning over him was embarrassing! 
 
Oh well, nearing a conclusion. 
 
 

Newcastle fans are delusional when evaluating Ashley’s tenure. I am genuinely perplexed when they say he never ‘invested’ in the club:
He purchase the following:
Joel Linton £40m
Joe Wilock £25m
Almiron £21m
Calum Wilson £20m
Saint Maximin £17m
Florian Thauvin £15m
Jamal Wilson £15m
Wijnaldum £15m
Mitrovic £15m 
The way he ran Newcastle enabled them to attract their new owners as they are in a position of stability and attract wealthy investors thanks to the way he ran their club. Same will probably happen at West Ham. 
 
Ashley in for me, no brainer.
On a side note, glad Kirchner is out the picture. Ridiculous how he declared his intentions early and made it public when he did. Clearly couldn’t match rival bidders and tried to convince us that it was the administrators not him. He couldn’t admit he wasn’t the preferred choice. From the start I knew it wouldn’t work out given how he behaved and the way Derby fans were swooning over him was embarrassing! 
 
Oh well, nearing a conclusion. 
 
 

Newcastle fans are delusional when evaluating Ashley’s tenure. I am genuinely perplexed when they say he never ‘invested’ in the club:
He purchase the following:
Joel Linton £40m
Joe Wilock £25m
Almiron £21m
Calum Wilson £20m
Saint Maximin £17m
Florian Thauvin £15m
Jamal Wilson £15m
Wijnaldum £15m
Mitrovic £15m 
The way he ran Newcastle enabled them to attract their new owners as they are in a position of stability and attract wealthy investors thanks to the way he ran their club. Same will probably happen at West Ham. 
 
Ashley in for me, no brainer.
On a side note, glad Kirchner is out the picture. Ridiculous how he declared his intentions early and made it public when he did. Clearly couldn’t match rival bidders and tried to convince us that it was the administrators not him. He couldn’t admit he wasn’t the preferred choice. From the start I knew it wouldn’t work out given how he behaved and the way Derby fans were swooning over him was embarrassing! 
 
Oh well, nearing a conclusion.