MK-Ram

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

3 observations:
1. DCFC, MFC, and WWFC have presumably submitted cases to the EFL.  There is a hold up here whilst the EFL is considering those cases which, by their own admission in the statement, is causing a delay in a final bidder moving forwards.  If any party has failed to submit a case, I would hope that is viewed harshly.
2. Assuming the above is addressed, and I would hope this is viewed as a matter of urgency, Mike Ashley or whoever can be confirmed as the PB.  Provided they provide an initial cash injection (possibly by way of deposit - we don't know how much the club already has) then the transfer embargo would be lifted.  If the PB wished, we could then deal in the window.
3. If, as a professional body, you have to publish a 10pm statement declaring you have no vendetta against a member, it would strongly suggest there is more than a whiff of a vendetta.  If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, then it's a duck.

Strangely this isn't something I have any concern about.
He's done a fine job but if (big if) Everton came in then it's a few million in the bank and Wassall is already on our payroll.

Strangely this isn't something I have any concern about.
He's done a fine job but if (big if) Everton came in then it's a few million in the bank and Wassall is already on our payroll.

Not sure of this is the right place but just defeated.  When the news hit, my mood just collapsed and I've struggled to pick up interest since.
It is fine for people to say it's just a game, or for people who have no interest in football to not care, but to us it's more than just the club.  It's the history and, for me, the memories of going to games with my grandfather and my father, and the potential lost chance to make memories with my own child who might grow up with no memory of DCFC. 
I have vivid memories of my first game as an ST holder (coincidentally Kazim's Brighton debut), of Idiakez scoring a late equaliser v. Palace, of beating WBA in the first new Wembley play off final and the next day going to Pride Park to hear Jonno give a rousing speech, Bryson's hat trick v Forest etc etc.  To know that this is may how that all may end is soul destroying.
I posted a few days ago that I don't live in the area and it'd be difficult to get my child interested in a phoenix club...I was happy to joke then that I may need to find a new team as a result, but now it's a very depressing reality...I might settle for that team being whoever Middlesbrough are playing that week though.

I think I can cope with worse case scenario.   What I’m going to struggle with is my my son.  He is a massive Derby supporter and has just started going to away matches with his mates.  Bad enough being 16 in a pandemic ffs.
He still has a season ticket with me and as we both get older we will have less in common, so I regard these years as quite precious, I thought we would’ve had a few more before he succumbs to the south stand LOL!
So for him to have his team took away  from him, now, after all the disruption to his teenage years really grinds me down.  What I can’t cope with is that it’s avoidable and if if happens it’s because the people behind it are doing it for no other reason than their own ego and money they don’t really need. 
duckin  shame!

Don’t really post on here too much anymore, but just wanted to say:
if you are the sort of fan who, like me, is prone to getting really quite down when stuff like this is happening to Derby County Football Club, then my DMs are open if you just need someone to talk/vent to. 

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.

Not sure of this is the right place but just defeated.  When the news hit, my mood just collapsed and I've struggled to pick up interest since.
It is fine for people to say it's just a game, or for people who have no interest in football to not care, but to us it's more than just the club.  It's the history and, for me, the memories of going to games with my grandfather and my father, and the potential lost chance to make memories with my own child who might grow up with no memory of DCFC. 
I have vivid memories of my first game as an ST holder (coincidentally Kazim's Brighton debut), of Idiakez scoring a late equaliser v. Palace, of beating WBA in the first new Wembley play off final and the next day going to Pride Park to hear Jonno give a rousing speech, Bryson's hat trick v Forest etc etc.  To know that this is may how that all may end is soul destroying.
I posted a few days ago that I don't live in the area and it'd be difficult to get my child interested in a phoenix club...I was happy to joke then that I may need to find a new team as a result, but now it's a very depressing reality...I might settle for that team being whoever Middlesbrough are playing that week though.

Not sure of this is the right place but just defeated.  When the news hit, my mood just collapsed and I've struggled to pick up interest since.
It is fine for people to say it's just a game, or for people who have no interest in football to not care, but to us it's more than just the club.  It's the history and, for me, the memories of going to games with my grandfather and my father, and the potential lost chance to make memories with my own child who might grow up with no memory of DCFC. 
I have vivid memories of my first game as an ST holder (coincidentally Kazim's Brighton debut), of Idiakez scoring a late equaliser v. Palace, of beating WBA in the first new Wembley play off final and the next day going to Pride Park to hear Jonno give a rousing speech, Bryson's hat trick v Forest etc etc.  To know that this is may how that all may end is soul destroying.
I posted a few days ago that I don't live in the area and it'd be difficult to get my child interested in a phoenix club...I was happy to joke then that I may need to find a new team as a result, but now it's a very depressing reality...I might settle for that team being whoever Middlesbrough are playing that week though.

Ebosele for 500k doesn't bear thinking about.
 
Lawrence surely has to be top of the list. Knight second...surely that would see us through?

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.

Ebosele for 500k doesn't bear thinking about.
 
Lawrence surely has to be top of the list. Knight second...surely that would see us through?

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.

Putting Derby aside for one moment, putting MM aside from one moment, this is a moment all football fans should take notice of.
 
This sets a precedent that if you fancy players at a troubled club, you can just stick a claim in against them.
 
Forget tribal loyalty, this is truly horrifying.