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Don't know what your'e trying to put across there ? All I've stated is what's on the the Bristol City Forum. They also talk about lots of clubs that will be submitting their accounts very shortly. With lost revenue (due to Covid) with advertising, gate reciepts, sponsorships and very little transfers out. They, being Bristol and Stoke want the EFL to alter the P&S and FFP rules and guidlines. If they don't, they forsee lots of clubs failing and having points deductions. If the EFL adjust any of their rules to help out clubs who could fall short, then what about Reading who have had 6 points deducted already.

They don't like it up um, Captain Mannering

Looks a bit like the M'boro CEO, what's he doing in the office on a Saturday. Cooking up some other jumped up charge

Looks a bit like the M'boro CEO, what's he doing in the office on a Saturday. Cooking up some other jumped up charge

Looks a bit like the M'boro CEO, what's he doing in the office on a Saturday. Cooking up some other jumped up charge

Looks a bit like the M'boro CEO, what's he doing in the office on a Saturday. Cooking up some other jumped up charge

We need a big banner with "WHY IS CEO OF M'BORO, NEIL BAUSOR ON THE EFL BOARD PULLING THE STRINGS FOR STEVE GIBSON"
The media would love this and would start digging for any scandal and dirt.

More like the Derby fans will be banned for this fixture on Steve Gibson advice
 

We need a big banner with "WHY IS CEO OF M'BORO, NEIL BAUSOR ON THE EFL BOARD PULLING THE STRINGS FOR STEVE GIBSON"
The media would love this and would start digging for any scandal and dirt.

We need a big banner with "WHY IS CEO OF M'BORO, NEIL BAUSOR ON THE EFL BOARD PULLING THE STRINGS FOR STEVE GIBSON"
The media would love this and would start digging for any scandal and dirt.

Be funny if Gibson insurance does'nt include act of God cover

He has just stated that. You popped up in the middle of the thread and I asked about the 'this season' point. That was all I wanted clarification over. I've previously been on the BC board when the figures came out.

Nah, my money is going on the Rams

Nah, my money is going on the Rams

Could it be "The Appleby Arena"   or
"Sports Direct Bowl"
Hope to find out soon (Before we lose players and the transfer window shuts).
 
 
 
 
Please !!!!!

Priorities is the league, plus we and any other team outside the Premiership have a very slim chance of winning it. I also think, if we are due a defeat, lets have it in the cup and bounce back in the league.

I don’t agree. We won’t win the FA Cup and we need half a miracle to stay up. Rest the old timers and get some game time into the players we might need to rely on at the business end of the season 

Priorities is the league, plus we and any other team outside the Premiership have a very slim chance of winning it. I also think, if we are due a defeat, lets have it in the cup and bounce back in the league.

I hope we get knocked out today, so we can concentrate on the relegation battle. Also hoping that the 6 to 7 teams above us in the league all have good cup runs, that would be in our favour.
Yes I agree with an earlier comment, you can't play with Morrison and Lawrence both starting the match. I would have given Cashin a start and rested either Jags or Davies. Played Sibley instead of Knight. Like to see Stretton getting on in the 2nd half.

He had it in 2015, Nina released it in 1965 (50yrs earlier). She was feeling good before Michael was even born.

Beggars can't be chooses

Beggars can't be chooses

Mike Ashley started his business in 1982 at 18yrs old by taking a loan from his family to open his 1st sports shop in Maidenhead.  He's now the 61st richest business person in UK. I doubt he's done it all on his own. I can imagine that he has the power,money and conections to have the right people involved in working and running a football club. Certainly made more money than Mel, who is a few years older than Mike Ashley

We're getting into politics here. I completely disagree that zero hour contracts and use of foreign workers are unethical. That's a huge leap to say it drove Brexit too. 
Ashley has money, has experience and the contacts to rescue and leave Derby in a better position than many others will ever have. He's not the human rights violator you seem to be portraying.

In a nice fantasy world. Ashley buys the club, buys the Stadium off Mel/MSD, pays off all creditor's. Takes the EFL to court and wins the case (gets the 9 points deducted back). Takes that idiot Gibson and the gobby yank at Wycombe to court and sues them for millions. We finish the season in a comfortable mid-table position.
And then next season..................................................