Josh

What about if the person you sit next to has different views to you? You gonna change your seat?

Deporting immigrants who break the law is a standard approach in many countries.
Angela Merkel recently voted against same-sex marriage in the German Parliament, where the ruling party are her Christian Democrats and therefore religiously influenced conservatives. 
In my experience it's standard for anyone on the left to label anyone who disagrees with them "far right". It's the nature of the polarized societies we live in, driven in large part by social media algorithms. 
I'll judge him as I find him.

What about if the person you sit next to has different views to you? You gonna change your seat?

What about if the person you sit next to has different views to you? You gonna change your seat?

What about if the person you sit next to has different views to you? You gonna change your seat?

Doubt it, both those guys are in their 80s.

He was standing next to Rooney when the whole players and staff we're standing along the touch line before kick off when the Coventry players were taking a knee.

He was standing next to Rooney when the whole players and staff we're standing along the touch line before kick off when the Coventry players were taking a knee.

He was standing next to Rooney when the whole players and staff we're standing along the touch line before kick off when the Coventry players were taking a knee.

He was standing next to Rooney when the whole players and staff we're standing along the touch line before kick off when the Coventry players were taking a knee.

He was standing next to Rooney when the whole players and staff we're standing along the touch line before kick off when the Coventry players were taking a knee.

I think one thing we can all agree on: this has been without question the most unenjoyable season I have ever had supporting Derby. Unable to go to games, a transfer saga, on-going legal battles with the EFL and now a team that's made up on mostly loans as we try and secure our second division place. 
I think back to 05/06 which was cemented in my mind as something that could not be beaten. An average team, consisting of awful loan signings, under an ownership that was destroying the club. We finished 20th that season with Terry Westley doing a decent job in steadying the ship. In hindsight, it was arguably worse but at least we could go to games. The protests throughout the season made for some entertainment too. 
It's definitely up for debate. 

17 days ago. Stephen Pearce came on Radio Derby. 
Said all was ok. Players would be paid imminently. 
No reason to doubt the takeover. We talk to the new owners at least once a day. 
The players were paid exactly 2 weeks later. 
There has been absolutely nothing from the club since.
If they are speaking to these new owners at least twice a day. What on earth are they talking about? Genuinely. All that's left is to pay. 
Why is this still being dragged out?
Lies. Lies. Lies. 
 

Someone ask the Newcastle fans for Midhats Whatsapp.

Dear Mel
Please disregard the above and hurry up and get the deal completed.. 
 
Cheers
Xxxx

Really? We’ve spent more than half of our history in the top flight, from what I can tell. And we’ve only spent 4 years in the third tier. I may not have seen much of that history, but I’d suggest that makes our “average” position either battling Prem relegation, or fighting for Championship promotion. So being below that, i.e. bottom half Championship, would be a “low”. And being in the third tier, like we will be next season, would be amongst the clubs darkest days.
I’ve not seen any of our better days really, but even by the standards of what I’ve seen, this season really is a new low. I’m struggling to see the optimism of better days ahead either really, considering the issues off the pitch.

Scandalous 

Are they actual failed takeovers through their fault though, that's the question. The 2 billion takeover of Liverpool was just an offer which was refused and never went any further.
The Newcastle takeover was down to Ashley upping the price at the last min a few times. Anyone would pull the plug if the seller was being like that and stands to reason why they are not paying the legal bills (Ashleys Lawyers).
I agree with you, they may be the making of this club or they could be a disaster, we'll have to wait and see. Hopefully the former and like every manager or player that comes to our club i'll give them my full support until i feel they don't deserve it.
Let's wait and see, we potentially could be in for the ride of our lives with Derby.

Some interesting bits about him in 'Pride'. 

Understand what you're saying, but last time Midhat was quite vocal with the Newcastle fans during their talks. Perhaps they've learned their lesson and are remaining quiet until it's completely done. 

Look forward to reading it. Embarrassing, I don't do hardbacks, will need to wait for the paperback version 😁😁

Probably not the best time to post this. 

22nd in the league, we have an ownership issue that's costing us time to bring in players. I think fans have a right to ducking moan!

Maybe some are getting anxious about what is actually the reality.
The last from the club was everything is fine and there was a small issue with remitance of funds. 
Since then we've heard nothing other than reports that the players have not been paid.
If this was September then it wouldn't be so bad but we are a third of the way through the transfer window and the club can't do any business, hamstrung as it currently is by who exactly is going to fund any transfers.
We are desperate for a striker. It's absolutely vital to our season to get this new addition in. 
This is what's concerning to me and it should be to any fan. 
Things need sorting one way or another and it's getting to the point that if it falls through then we'll have to sell to fund a striker. Time is not on our side. Leeds will wait til deadline day to buy Knight and Sibley cheap and we'll be scrambling to try and fail to get a striker which could we'll result in us going down.
So is it right to be anxious and say so. Effing right it is!

The thing I find on this forum is, the so call doom merchants make their points but I very rarely see them personally attacking anyone. You may not agree with what they say, but so what, opinions are like R Soles.
The so called happy clappers, I constantly see "pathetic post", "ridiculous post", "idiot" etc.
I think some of the people who genuinely believe they are the optimists actually have anger issues and cant bare for someone to think differently or have a slightly negative view.  They would rather bury their heads in sands and most probably spend the days sniffing their own farts to help protect the environment.
I maintain, we are in the worse position the club has been in for 30 years. Some fans didnt see the Jim Smith era, or even the Billy Davies promotion, so for them this last couple of years must be truly horrific.  I'm at a loss to what would be deemed acceptable fans to be annoyed or even angry at the demise of our club?