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You're aware we currently can't pay any of our bills? Mike Ashley leaves Newcastle in a financially stable position. 

You've done it now, watch him quit tomorrow. 

We didn’t just take it, we massively improved on it, by locating it in not-Middlesbrough.

My brother in law was told yesterday he has aggressive lymph cancer and it’s terminal. About 12 weeks is the prognosis. It brings things into perspective.

I slept well, Got up at 6-30am, Went for my 4mile run, Got home, Sat and read this site, Gutted for one poster(ariotofmyown) who's Wife wanted to bail out in July, Thoughts are with you fella, So life goes on, I'm off in town today to see my mates who i've not seen since March last year.
This is going to have a huge impact on some, I'm 65 years old, Life is too short to fall into Anger, Hostility, Hate, One man tried his best chasing his and our dreams, The house of cards have come falling down.
Go and support DCFC, There's people who are going to lose their jobs, Think of these people.
COYR.

We should have gone down last season. We were saved by Marlon Pack.We have the record lowest points total in the premier league and now we’re going for the championship record too!
But TBH I’m bored of watching us play Middlesboro and Cardiff every blooming year. Maybe it will be refreshing to watch Lincoln and Shrewsbury for a change? Maybe that’s what our youngsters need to build confidence?
As fans (and that’s if we’re real fans) we owe it to ourselves to go and watch our team. I appreciate that’s not always financially possible, but we all want our team to enjoy success. Let’s get the stadium full and shout our team back to its former glories.
Those who choose this moment to walk away are no better than Mel Morris.
 

Horny. 
Why is this in the football section?

The big question is if Dre will be linking up with M&M again

I didn't see it advertised anywhere as a documentary. 
Everyone moans that we're always the centre of negative press, yet here we are with one of the games modern greats nipping into Moor Farm, speaking positively about the work Rooney is doing and look at the reaction.
And why does the win stat over this year and last season need to be churned out day after day, last season is gone, it's over.
This season it's clear to see performances have improved and we're sat higher in the table than clubs with far more experienced managers and squads at their disposal. 
When's the guy gonna be given a break? Maybe there is a positive atmosphere behind the scenes, which is great to hear, can we not just enjoy a bit of positivity amongst all the daily doom gloom.

Ravel is, by the look of this thread, underrated if anything.
Wants to play for us, and even his effort is a bonus compared to some in recent times. That leads to frustration but its better that than complacency.
Has the nous to play reliably in numerous roles, I expected a technical player but have been pleasantly surprised by his selflessness, willingness to take responsibility and make tackles.  I think its fair to say he is plugging gaps for us at present rather than being able to play his own game, due to the issues both behind and in front of him.  Hopefully we will see what he can really do when other players return, starting with Knight.
For the wages and our situation I'd say he's a bargain and a genuine asset.
 
 

Based on the restrictions on us when he signed and his willingness to sign in that position, i think he is underrated and an excellent signing. We were hardly going to get Messi

My wife's great great uncle was in the Rams side - and was the first player ever to make 100 league appearances.

In 48hrs 

That post seems to have been submitted by somebody called Sean Seal. Seems a bit Crazy to me, as if we're never gonna survive unless.....

Then the EFL need to make a decision as to whether they're just going to continue to outsource accounting competency (i.e. just keep with the single line rule that says clubs must comply with FRS102 and let the accountants deal with it), or whether they're going to take full control and write their own set of football-specific approved accounting standards. Obviously if they choose the later, it will need a proper vote by clubs, it will need an extensive process to decide what those rules are, it will need them to employ a bunch of accountancy experts to individually approve each clubs books, they will need proper enforcement processes in place, they'll need to deal with how it affects clubs being promoted/relegated in and out of the EFL, and it will obviously need the clubs to vote to pay for all of that.
What can't carry on is for the EFL to have that single line rule, and then every now and then arbitrarily decide it wants to enforce some fantasy accounting standard that doesn't seem to exist in the real world because one club did something it arbitrarily decided it didn't like.

A man who often gets a lot of poo thrown at him. He’s been brilliant so far this season, especially today.
Rooooooooosssss.

4737 Carlin sir.....

If we haven’t breached (which would be a great outcome for us) it will mean we’ve had to endure 2 years of absolute dross for nothing. The club has been pushed to the brink of oblivion because of an accountancy method. I’ve never been more disinterested with football than I am now, some clubs signing players for £100m+, players earning £50m a year yet all we want is a couple more frees to bolster our threadbare squad, football is dead.

Actually disagree there, Buxton was a pretty good distributor of the ball. 

Prove them wrong. Us against the world, let’s get behind the lads today.

Supporters are aware that the club is very much up for sale, but what is the plan for the next few years should a takeover not come to fruition?

I would like to submit this non football related question, but one that I feel on a human level should be asked.
Mel, how are you and how is your health?

Not being able to sign players will mean a points deduction every Saturday.