Ken Tram

This makes me hopeful. Not keen on the Binnies.
 

How great is it that he still goes out and buys Derby shirts.
 

Hopefully, Quantuma will have pulled a rabbit out of the hat before then - but it's sure to be a great atmosphere.
Old enough to remember the dread and doom of that Cup tie vs. Plymouth, the limp defeat, but joy at the club's rescue!
Brum fans hostile to their regime, who say they are not selling up. St Andrews is a tip and needs a serious overhaul - Brum fans may side with us over EFL / parasites?
One thing; whatever happens, should Boro (& Wycombe) make it to play-offs season but get defeated, we must party on!
I'm sure the Wycombe boss uses the motivation of his players fighting to "replace Derby to regain our rightful place", just as much as Rooney will be saying "We are Derby, we fight 'til the end".
 
C O Y R

I’m absolutely  up for that and was thinking the same, every scarf, flag , banner , a sea of black and white. 
 
even if they are the ones Mel provided 
 
 

The celebrations after the goals against Sheffield United were immense. I think everyone's feeling it. There feels a real unity. 

...I have booked flights and match tickets in anticipation that this maybe the last game. I am perhaps being a little over dramatic, but I could never live with the feeling should it come to fruition and i wasn´t there. 

Celebration party!!!  Mike Ashley will be in the Directors box, keep the faith.

Hopefully this week we can get funding in place until end of season , but irrespective of that...100% agree, we need to sell our Pride Park ...fans this season have been superb, but another 7 or 8 k will help financially ...perversely I have really enjoyed watching The Rams this season , let’s do this

Just brought the last available ticket in the south stand. For a variety of reasons it’ll be my first game since before lockdown. Had a ST for 30+ years prior to that. It’ll be a strange occasion.

Hope not, I’ve got tickets for Huddersfield Middlesbrough and Cardiff away.

My first post ever but desperate times lead to desperate measures ?.
Sunday 30th January Derby County Football club could be playing the last game of football they will ever play, 138 years of history.
Let us make this a game something no one forgets. 
We're live on Sky and have national attention. Let's sell out pride park and make it the best atmosphere since Brighton in the playoffs. Everyone bring banners, flags, inflatable items (of all shapes and sizes?) etc. Lets not stop singing before, during and at the end of the match.
If it will be our last game lets go out with a bang and something that will be remembered, in front of the Sky cameras. 
Everyone who went to Wembley, every fan who can only get along to a few games make this a game you can't miss. The reality is you may never be able to see Derby County again.
 
 

Football's financial lunacy cannot be tackled with red tape
Despite the desire to avoid a repeat of Derby County’s crisis, a heavy-handed regulator would do more harm than good.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/01/20/footballs-financial-lunacy-cannot-tackled-red-tape/

Someone called Adam Boddington (very possibly on here) has created a petition asking for the Sports Minister to look at the situation between Derby, Middlesbrough and Wycombe. The EFL is mentioned in the petition title:
https://www.change.org/p/sports-minister-for-england-sports-minister-to-look-into-the-ongoing-situation-between-the-efl-Derby-county
Well done Adam for starting something off.

Except this is a failed football business. The administrator is already going to be squeezing for every penny of "value" to pay off the real creditors. They can't just knock a bit off the asking price to cover potential liabilities since it sounds like they are already getting only a fraction of what the creditors are owed, and the creditors are not going to accept getting nothing just because Middlesbrough reckon they are owed 10s of millions for some supposed harm. 
The potential liability sounds like it could be more than the value of the club, and it wouldn't be determined in the courts. A five per cent risk that you are liable for 150% of annual revenue in a loss-making sector is going to put most people off, unless you are a very rich, very long term or very altruistic investor. (Or you just love a good gamble.)

I suppose this is why people say that Mike Ashley may leave it until the last second!
As we approach liquidation date, Middlesbrough's expected income from their claim approaches zero; as does the value of the stadium.
Ashley can take it or leave it. So, Middlesbrough may blink first. Middlesbrough may prefer a smaller settlement, than get nothing.
Sadly, we fans may have to endure things going to the wire.

I think that I tend to agree with you.
Our moral stance is more important too.
Liquidate rather than pay Middlesbrough.
I hope that the EFL will take any hit, if Middlesbrough insist on maintaining their claim.

It won't be the EFL themselves, it will be a LAP, like our appeal was. The make-up of it is set out in the rules - something like each side gets to name one panel members, and the 3rd has to be from an official arbitration body or something, with rules on the minimum qualifications each member must have.
I'm not so much worried about the impartiality as the technical competence.  There's no requirement for qualified accountants or anything on the panel, it will be QCs etc again.  So I'm worried that 'Boro rock up and start mouthing off about FRS102, we defend our position, and the LAP (having no experience or training to understand the technical issues), end up deciding based on which lawyer has the smartest suit or which expert witness had the most letters after his name.

Oh my goodness. I assumed that such a football debt would still be settled in the courts - but just mean that any judgement would have to be paid to avoid further football sanctions.
I didn't realise that the EFL would arbitrate and decide. *Shocked*

Everton are hedging their bets. Ferguson is in charge until they get their man. They probably still hope Martinez can break free, they still have to interview Frank, if that is the case. Clearly he would give a fantastic interview. 
If it’s Wayne they decide on, they would surely prefer to see how the next few weeks pan out. Our club might even be liquidated.