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No not at all ? was on bbc Radio Derby on the way 

How do you have £5m in the bank and find time to do anything other than check your balance all day? 
Available funds
£5,000,000
Do you require any other service. 
Yes, check balance. 

Please don’t come on here offering facts which spoil the loving narrative many have on here for Stevie boy. He wanted to go to Newcastle. Who wouldn’t have at the time. His time at Derby was on a down curve, and he was never going to get another/better chance to manage his home team.
@Kathcairnsdont stop posting. If everybody did that had had some argybargy with @RoyMac5on here, it would just be him on here disagreeing with himself.

Great free kick as usual from Lawrence. 

Bristow is not a bad targetman either.

Where are you all? 
 
 

His sister plays for the Ladies team, so perhaps double top is on? Or I am chatting complete bull.

I reckon they'll get to the top flight with him up top. 

I was looking for a Derby county online discussion forum then I found a Derby county online discussion forum and heaven knows, I'm miserable now...
Dear Morrissey, not only was Kurt Cobain a better songwriter, he had some ideas about garage redecorating you could perhaps have least considered.

Thread started about how bad women commentators are by someone with a Morrissey avatar....... surprised..?

Perhaps you need to read from the top of the thread. Seems you're the odd one out - though nothing new there......

My personal favourite deal during the Mel era was sending Chris Martin off to Fulham for 12 months, with a likelihood of sale, giving him an extended and enhanced contract 6 months into that deal as Mac wanted him back, sacking Mac 2 months later, and then loaning out Martin for a couple of seasons. Genius.

A bad teaser is called a mal teaser.

Webuyanyclub.com

Totally shellfish.

Not correct. The company that owns the stadium is not subject to administration, and therefore is under the control of Mel Morris. There may be a registered charge over it but that does not preclude Morris from entering into negotiations to sell it, or renegotiate the lease, or anything else he might reasonably want to do. MSD only have it as security, and can only take possession of the stadium for the repayment of the debt when they have a legal option to do so. That option might not yet have been triggered, given that I think all the debt is in the clubs name with third party security of the stadium and a personal guarantee supporting the direct security they have with the club - a fixed and floating charge, and I think a charge on the leasehold interest in Moor Farm.

Totally shellfish.

Now you are arguing a different point. I didn't say 202 wouldnt go into administration if MM did anything contrary to the interests of the club (well MSD really). I wasnt arguing either that some enforceable events may have taken place either, BUT (as I understand it) MSD HAVE NOT APPOINTED AN ADMINISTRATOR OR LIQUIDATOR ON THE COMPANY OWNING THE STADIUM.
So the guy on the podcast is correct in saying, and you are wrong, that Morris still has some control of the stadium.
MSD do not need to do anything as yet enforcing their third party security over the stadium. They have the football club's administrator who will let them know in due course if the loan they made to the club can be repaid from realisable club assets (or repayment by any new owner of the club). After that point if there is a shortfall they will revert to the personal guarantee that Morris provide and/or appoint an administrator to seek repayment from the sale of the stadium.

Did they tell Mel when the fun stops, STOP?

Did they tell Mel when the fun stops, STOP?

Please don’t come on here offering facts which spoil the loving narrative many have on here for Stevie boy. He wanted to go to Newcastle. Who wouldn’t have at the time. His time at Derby was on a down curve, and he was never going to get another/better chance to manage his home team.
@Kathcairnsdont stop posting. If everybody did that had had some argybargy with @RoyMac5on here, it would just be him on here disagreeing with himself.

Please don’t come on here offering facts which spoil the loving narrative many have on here for Stevie boy. He wanted to go to Newcastle. Who wouldn’t have at the time. His time at Derby was on a down curve, and he was never going to get another/better chance to manage his home team.
@Kathcairnsdont stop posting. If everybody did that had had some argybargy with @RoyMac5on here, it would just be him on here disagreeing with himself.

Please don’t come on here offering facts which spoil the loving narrative many have on here for Stevie boy. He wanted to go to Newcastle. Who wouldn’t have at the time. His time at Derby was on a down curve, and he was never going to get another/better chance to manage his home team.
@Kathcairnsdont stop posting. If everybody did that had had some argybargy with @RoyMac5on here, it would just be him on here disagreeing with himself.

Although the @RoyMac5 thread of @RoyMac5 ripping @RoyMac5 to shreds for his inability to accept Wayne Rooney as in fact the second coming of jesus and instead trying to argue that @RoyMac5 is the heretic for thinking that Wayne Rooney is only a prophet of football and not in fact the mortal manifestation of the holy spirit, would be quite funny.

Please don’t come on here offering facts which spoil the loving narrative many have on here for Stevie boy. He wanted to go to Newcastle. Who wouldn’t have at the time. His time at Derby was on a down curve, and he was never going to get another/better chance to manage his home team.
@Kathcairnsdont stop posting. If everybody did that had had some argybargy with @RoyMac5on here, it would just be him on here disagreeing with himself.