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Nick De Marco reaction on twitter
Delighted for Derby County. The idea of any points deduction, let alone a retrospective one, was a nonsense in the circumstances. The full written reasons of the DC make clear why any points deduction would be wholly disproportionate and I urge anyone interested to read them.

I would only give up buying my season ticket if I found myself sitting next to an onanist like you

Nick De Marco reaction on twitter
Delighted for Derby County. The idea of any points deduction, let alone a retrospective one, was a nonsense in the circumstances. The full written reasons of the DC make clear why any points deduction would be wholly disproportionate and I urge anyone interested to read them.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

Why will administration be right round the corner?
The only person /persons that can put the club into administration is Mel Morris, why would he do that?
He would lose all of his investment if he did that, and as I understand it the rams are paying their bills as they fall due.
I believe that 90% of the posters on here do not understand anything about administration/insolvency.

I would only give up buying my season ticket if I found myself sitting next to an onanist like you

Mel and Derby county were one of the ring leaders along with Villa and Leeds in terms of telling the EFL they could not negotiate their way out of a wet paper bag.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/efl-sky-tv-Derby-leeds-2209661
Looking at the fall out of a clearly bad TV deal, the media said "Morris is the only chairman of a Football League club to lift his head above the parapet and suggest that the Football League should have negotiated a better deal for its clubs, but those pleas appear to have fallen on deaf ears."   Mel's view was that SKY should have paid £300million not the £120million that they eventually negotiated.
The championship is an exciting league, I would argue more exciting than who will finish second to Man City
This whole thing with the EFL and Mel is in my opinion, nothing to do with how to amortise your depreciation, they just want to remove him from the Football League as they regard him as a trouble maker who questions their competence to run the third most popular league in the world, DCFC will be just collateral damage
 

I would only give up buying my season ticket if I found myself sitting next to an onanist like you

The article is just a summary of Kieran Maguire on the price of football podcast and is exactly the same as the Derby evening telegraph printed yesterday.
If you a want to understand the context behind this summary listen too the podcast it is free

The same corners  of the Internet that think the covid vaccine is produced by Bill Gates to inject microchips into all of our bodies so we can be controlled by the new world order?

Mel and Derby county were one of the ring leaders along with Villa and Leeds in terms of telling the EFL they could not negotiate their way out of a wet paper bag.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/efl-sky-tv-Derby-leeds-2209661
Looking at the fall out of a clearly bad TV deal, the media said "Morris is the only chairman of a Football League club to lift his head above the parapet and suggest that the Football League should have negotiated a better deal for its clubs, but those pleas appear to have fallen on deaf ears."   Mel's view was that SKY should have paid £300million not the £120million that they eventually negotiated.
The championship is an exciting league, I would argue more exciting than who will finish second to Man City
This whole thing with the EFL and Mel is in my opinion, nothing to do with how to amortise your depreciation, they just want to remove him from the Football League as they regard him as a trouble maker who questions their competence to run the third most popular league in the world, DCFC will be just collateral damage
 

Mel and Derby county were one of the ring leaders along with Villa and Leeds in terms of telling the EFL they could not negotiate their way out of a wet paper bag.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/efl-sky-tv-Derby-leeds-2209661
Looking at the fall out of a clearly bad TV deal, the media said "Morris is the only chairman of a Football League club to lift his head above the parapet and suggest that the Football League should have negotiated a better deal for its clubs, but those pleas appear to have fallen on deaf ears."   Mel's view was that SKY should have paid £300million not the £120million that they eventually negotiated.
The championship is an exciting league, I would argue more exciting than who will finish second to Man City
This whole thing with the EFL and Mel is in my opinion, nothing to do with how to amortise your depreciation, they just want to remove him from the Football League as they regard him as a trouble maker who questions their competence to run the third most popular league in the world, DCFC will be just collateral damage
 

Mel and Derby county were one of the ring leaders along with Villa and Leeds in terms of telling the EFL they could not negotiate their way out of a wet paper bag.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/efl-sky-tv-Derby-leeds-2209661
Looking at the fall out of a clearly bad TV deal, the media said "Morris is the only chairman of a Football League club to lift his head above the parapet and suggest that the Football League should have negotiated a better deal for its clubs, but those pleas appear to have fallen on deaf ears."   Mel's view was that SKY should have paid £300million not the £120million that they eventually negotiated.
The championship is an exciting league, I would argue more exciting than who will finish second to Man City
This whole thing with the EFL and Mel is in my opinion, nothing to do with how to amortise your depreciation, they just want to remove him from the Football League as they regard him as a trouble maker who questions their competence to run the third most popular league in the world, DCFC will be just collateral damage
 

No he has not, where is your proof?

The podcast is not clickbait, I disregard anything in the Derby Evening Telegraph 

Mel and Derby county were one of the ring leaders along with Villa and Leeds in terms of telling the EFL they could not negotiate their way out of a wet paper bag.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/efl-sky-tv-Derby-leeds-2209661
Looking at the fall out of a clearly bad TV deal, the media said "Morris is the only chairman of a Football League club to lift his head above the parapet and suggest that the Football League should have negotiated a better deal for its clubs, but those pleas appear to have fallen on deaf ears."   Mel's view was that SKY should have paid £300million not the £120million that they eventually negotiated.
The championship is an exciting league, I would argue more exciting than who will finish second to Man City
This whole thing with the EFL and Mel is in my opinion, nothing to do with how to amortise your depreciation, they just want to remove him from the Football League as they regard him as a trouble maker who questions their competence to run the third most popular league in the world, DCFC will be just collateral damage
 

Mel and Derby county were one of the ring leaders along with Villa and Leeds in terms of telling the EFL they could not negotiate their way out of a wet paper bag.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/efl-sky-tv-Derby-leeds-2209661
Looking at the fall out of a clearly bad TV deal, the media said "Morris is the only chairman of a Football League club to lift his head above the parapet and suggest that the Football League should have negotiated a better deal for its clubs, but those pleas appear to have fallen on deaf ears."   Mel's view was that SKY should have paid £300million not the £120million that they eventually negotiated.
The championship is an exciting league, I would argue more exciting than who will finish second to Man City
This whole thing with the EFL and Mel is in my opinion, nothing to do with how to amortise your depreciation, they just want to remove him from the Football League as they regard him as a trouble maker who questions their competence to run the third most popular league in the world, DCFC will be just collateral damage