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8 minutes ago, David said:
The boring but factual reply to your question would be....nobody on here knows.
There is a business plan in place, a plan which the details have not and will not be made public, so how could we know?
Even with those details, it really depends on where that puts us in Warne's mind, he might feel like it's the best budget he's ever had, or feels like it's going to be a struggle.
So yeah, it's a discussion killer of an answer, but nobody knows.
God knows 😉
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4 minutes ago, Ambitious said:
I seem to recall something during the administration process that documented that the 5.whatever million we owed Chelsea and his £1.5m per annum wages were an issue. I could be wrong and getting my wires crossed but seem to recall that being documented.
We owe Chelsea £5m as well as Arsenal. Blimey. These rumours get wilder by the day.
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7 hours ago, CBRammette said:
They often start off friendly, fun and up for a laugh but within a couple of days............
I think you have problem with men sweetheart.
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30 minutes ago, AshfieldRam said:
Unpopular opinion...
I think it's admirable that he wants to play out the end of his career at his boyhood club. Certain players of that age might chase the money (Players going to the Saudi League for example), but he is doing this from his support and love of Notts County.
I would love him to stay, but hats off to his motives if he does go.
I think you will find that as a little boy Karim Benzema had loads of pictures of Saudi Pro League Al-Ittihad on his bedroom wall. The money is really an ancillary consideration.
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2 hours ago, Loughborough Ram said:
Details matter, not age.
My wife and I got together even she was 17 and I was 31. She is now 43 and we are still married.
This isn't a defence of Phillip schofield, because he's a complete narcissist in my opinion, but the age is only a factor when it comes to the legalities in my opinion.
Presumably she passed her driving test first time 👍
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8 hours ago, Barney1991 said:
Out of all the strikers linked I’m surprised no one is seriously looking at Sam nimble from Exeter. 17 goals and 9 assists and they finished below mid table. Only 24 so in the age bracket and only has a year left
Sam Nimble you say? Sounds like the best thing since sliced bread.
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7 minutes ago, TomTom92 said:
I’ve got no proof. But I’d be very surprised if no offers came him for him during the last 2 years of him being here. He sat on a big fat contract rather than playing..his prerogative but not stuff of comic books is it.
I could be wrong and maybe he never had an offer to leave but I doubt it.Ok, but I didn’t read beyond I’ve got no proof.
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1 hour ago, TomTom92 said:
Nobody was as big a waste of money than that cockroach Anya.
Why do you call him a cockroach? My understanding, which is limited admittedly, is that he was signed on a transfer fee with instalments based on appearances/milestones. It was the club who didn’t want to play him rather than him not wanting to play. He kept himself fit, and played for the youth teams, therefore I think you are being harsh. I would have probably sat on my contract in his situation. Another Mel classic signing for a manager he got rid of a few weeks later.
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8 hours ago, Raich Carter said:
Are we sure we owe anything to Arsenal? I thought paid off/settled as part of the Administration process. Can't see why Clowes would take that debt on when Arsenal, along with all the other creditors, were made an offer of Xp in the £.
Football creditors have to be paid at 100% to retain EFL membership. There was no advantage to Clowes paying Arsenal off early, when 4 year payment terms were in existence. We still owe instalment(s) due under the contract. I don’t know the figure, but many seem to state it to be £1.5m outstanding in total. I can’t see any club coming up with that personally over the summer, but I would be happy to be surprised. Very poor value for money. Anyaesque.
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2 hours ago, Wolfie20 said:
C'mon! I lean towards this being a load of bollox.
I can’t disagree. Very good pun at the start too 👍
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32 minutes ago, Archied said:
Respect but I heard it was geno Washington 🤷🏻♂️
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3 hours ago, Dcfcsr92 said:
Rumours have it conor Washington has signed but nothing has been announced!
I heard Denzil Washington was invited along to a Training Day. He was Unstoppable at times, a Man on Fire. He also got an Equaliser or 2 in a practice match. Total bollox obviously, but you started it.
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I think we should buy his brother and then we could all sing Frere Xhaka. Ok. I’ll get my coat.
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Fozzy's testimonial is the equivalent of me selling tickets for a celebrity stripper event, and then announcing Gemma Collins.
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23 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:
Well today guys on my way home on the way home this old man in his late 70s decide to wreck this poor little girl for sitting the disabled bit I oh no need for that just say excuse me I want to sit there he told me f off I said manners cost nrothing.
Thing is this old man on those scooter things decided to tryed run our little dog over I shouted at him what has he done to you go around him he was going to say something to me I throught go on make my day.
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22 hours ago, Srg said:
As I said, relic in today's game. Gary Lineker was a bagsman in the 80s. Football is vastly different now.
You do realise we are in League 1 and not hoping to secure a Champions League spot?
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"Absolute bummer. Hope Sam Smith is well nonetheless and ready to perform again soon at full health!" added Will Dennigan.
Unfortunate choice of words from Will, does anyone think?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-65706663
Sam Smith 'heartbroken' after scrapping Manchester gig just four songs in
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@NottsRam77 have you ever thought of being an Avon Lady? I reckon you could become awfully rich.
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Are we still a draw for players?
in Derby County Forum
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It’s a good question. I suspect he is marmite. Some will like him, some won’t.
Personally I think I would prefer Job Seeker Allowance than have to listen to him on the touchline and in the changing room.