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As Jeeves famously said when Bertie Wooster tried to rhyme 'Sweden' with 'Needin', (In  his vocal rendition of Minnie the Moocher)
"Almost, Sir."

My take on that is that the accounts were submitted last week on the original deadline
then “after constructive discussions” we were asked to clarify something or provide documentation to support what we have submitted… which we have now done 

As far as this is concerned its a case of "Goodnight John-Boy"

Haha yes Charlize Theron is 'on my radar' but we've not been linked, other than the restraining order... 
 

Was Simon Jordan not available?

We are talking about a pundit who is employed purely for the comedy aspect of the stupid things he says because he thinks stupid things 

i personally don't think he has the creativity to play further forward. His best qualities are sweeping up, tackling, leadership, giving simple passes, great stamina, reading of the game. All of which seem more suited to holding mid

I'd tend to agree under normal circumstances however I think letting anyone (aside from Marshall) go right now is probably a bad idea given how difficult it currently is to get players in the door.

We agree on something then.

You missed the bit about us having to wait for international clearance then?
Maybe it's you who's clueless ?

Lordy be, no.... 
Possessive clause is not subject to an apostrophe, that's (ie shortened that is) for contractions. 
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But not the sort that Mrs @EraniosSocksis currently enduring..... ?

Found the RD interview pretty interesting, more because of what was not said than what was said.
My take on it, my thoughts after I've looked at what is in the public domain.
I posted a while back about what I'd heard re: an American consortium taking over, I have heard nothing to suggest that this is no longer the case.
I've experience of dealing with due diligence for American companies, and boy do they love an NDA personally I've signed around a dozen, and what Mel couldn't talk of last night leads me (hopes) to believe that the silence through official channels is as a result of an NDA between Mel/DCFC and the consortium. The NDA between the club and bidders will also be separate and differ to the one between Mel and the fans groups last night.
I understand that a  lot of us are upset/frustrated/disappointed/angry and it's only human nature to want to point the finger and find someone to blame, but I'm hoping that it's more a question of cannot rather than will not when it comes to the lack of direct engagement with the fanbase.
I'd also suggest that the consortium are waiting for the accounts and actual level of debt to be finalised before moving forward, as I understand the accounts have to be submitted at latest in 13 days, so I reckon that it's more end of month/transfer window rather than start of season before we see proper movement.
I know we all want answers ASAP, but it might just be a question of wait out on this and when there is news then there is news.
I'd also ask that we remember what we have in common, that we are all Derby and want the best for the club, my view is that sniping at each other, different groups, posters and dismissing with terms such as wrist slashers or happy clappers does nothing good bar possibly making you feel better for a few second., Whilst people may have a different view debate is good, sarcasm, anger abuse in my view is not. I feel the club, with the dire straights we are in, need the fanbase to step up show why we are amongst the best in the country and support the club, manager and players during what is going to be a testing season.
Jesus, I've rambled a lot for a post that is just my opinion and not fact. Sorry.
COYR

We really are in a perilous state and I’ll be very interested in @David’s write up. Many thanks for going, David, and you don’t deserve any of the abuse you’re apparently getting.
I love this club. I loved it before Mel and I’ll love it once he’s gone. Same with Rooney. As long as there’s still a club to support, I’ll support it. I think the same applies to all reasonable Rams fans. 

I would personally like to thank you for accepting the invitation (on our behalf) and taking the time to travel to PP today to attend this evenings meeting.
We all look forward to reading the notes when you get round to posting them on here.
 
The fact you are being subjected to abuse by keyboard warriors is astounding and sadly a sign of the times that we are living in. However, please consider that the ignorant, vile and noisy minority do not speak for me and the vast majority on here either.
COYR ? ??????
 

I'm a Derby supporter...Tom is captain...until he leaves he has my support...thats what I do

Got to love some of the strategic thinkers on here.
Were massively short of attacking players. Hmmm let’s sell one who carries a goal threat because we can spend it on someone better! Double yay!!
Except we can’t can we? We can’t even use it to supplement a better wage offer to free agents.
Actually we’ve weakened ourself. Made relegation even more likely. And can’t effect any positive change to the squad.
I’d trust my tramp to run Derby better than some of of the posters on here ??

Hopefully Rooney is closer to the source of decisions than Nixon.

Taking the piss out of your own manager purely out of spite is inbred levels of stupid. What a way to get behind your team. 

Me, I’m laughing when you could have a younger more exciting Sancho plus change!
Try living in Nottingham? No chance, that’s totally self induced on your part, get yourself on Right Move ?

As you must have seen, there is some anger towards to the EFL, but the more vocal anger is aimed at Mel and Pearce.
Now if you go right back to the start, why did we spend so much money it was to compete with the teams at the top that were receiving the anti competitive parachute payments. 
Where did our relationship with the EFL go wrong? Mel trying to get them to understand the value of their product when negotiating with Sky for the TV deals. Something which would have helped all EFL clubs.
I’m not saying no mistakes have been made, it’s not all the EFL’s fault but all intentions were made with improving the  EFL and ambition to be in the Premier League.
The reason I’m not jumping on the hate the club bandwagon is simple, I was happy at the time, thought it was great fighting for promotion, loved having Lampard here, Mount, Wilson, Tomori and for me, aside from the Jim Smith era this has been the best longest periods where I’ve loved watching us play.  
Hindsight, yeah let’s not sign Butterfield, Johnson, Anya etc. Let’s not employ Nigel Pearson and Paul Clement but here we are, no time for tears, we need to dust ourselves down and rebuild to go again. 
It will happen, not overnight but it will happen.

staying up would do me

I think Sibley will be a good player... but when you see him next to Watson you can see why the latter seems to get more minutes/trust from Rooney. 

Are you watching from the bathroom mate ?

Louis Watson has been brilliant, keeps the ball well goes forward with it, is strong on the ball aswell seen as he doesn’t look the most phisical! Bog talent 

I clapped this post, not because I agreed with it - I am not watching the game - but just for you being remarkably positive over a significant number of paragraphs. Top stuff.