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Anyone wetting the bed if Rooney goes to Everton needs to give their head a wobble. If my employer was in administration with an uncertain future and someone offered me a more lucrative and secure opportunity I'd certainly be taking it, and I suspect almost everyone on this forum would in the same position. Why should I hold Rooney to a higher standard than I hold myself?

Anyone wetting the bed if Rooney goes to Everton needs to give their head a wobble. If my employer was in administration with an uncertain future and someone offered me a more lucrative and secure opportunity I'd certainly be taking it, and I suspect almost everyone on this forum would in the same position. Why should I hold Rooney to a higher standard than I hold myself?

Anyone wetting the bed if Rooney goes to Everton needs to give their head a wobble. If my employer was in administration with an uncertain future and someone offered me a more lucrative and secure opportunity I'd certainly be taking it, and I suspect almost everyone on this forum would in the same position. Why should I hold Rooney to a higher standard than I hold myself?

Anyone wetting the bed if Rooney goes to Everton needs to give their head a wobble. If my employer was in administration with an uncertain future and someone offered me a more lucrative and secure opportunity I'd certainly be taking it, and I suspect almost everyone on this forum would in the same position. Why should I hold Rooney to a higher standard than I hold myself?

None of our players, coaching staff, or Wayne Rooney owe Derby County anything. They've had months where wages have gone unpaid, have had broken promises of squad reinforcements, yet in those circumstances they still go out there on a Saturday and have given us some of the most enjoyable football. Football which is played with passion and commitment, and that's all we can ask for.
If Rooney, Rosenior, or any of our players get a better offer, which can secure or further their career – then good luck to them. They have themselves to look after, but have looked after our club when we needed it.

Yeah seems mental that he might think about leaving a club that might not exist in a months time, for an opportunity at his boyhood club, in a higher division, where at worst he will get sacked and have the rest of his contract paid off.

If the reports of us having the money in place to finish the season are true then we need to decide if we are better served letting him go now and getting something as opposed to nothing, or if we think we have a genuine shot at staying up. If we think we can stay up and we aren't in a position where we have to sell to survive, then I'd keep him.
Look back through this thread and some of the opinions on Lawrence are bonkers. Plenty of people would happily have seen him gone by now, and we'd have less points as a result and wouldn't even be within touching distance of anyone else in the division.
If we think we can stay up and we have the cash to see out the season, keep him.

If the reports of us having the money in place to finish the season are true then we need to decide if we are better served letting him go now and getting something as opposed to nothing, or if we think we have a genuine shot at staying up. If we think we can stay up and we aren't in a position where we have to sell to survive, then I'd keep him.
Look back through this thread and some of the opinions on Lawrence are bonkers. Plenty of people would happily have seen him gone by now, and we'd have less points as a result and wouldn't even be within touching distance of anyone else in the division.
If we think we can stay up and we have the cash to see out the season, keep him.

If the reports of us having the money in place to finish the season are true then we need to decide if we are better served letting him go now and getting something as opposed to nothing, or if we think we have a genuine shot at staying up. If we think we can stay up and we aren't in a position where we have to sell to survive, then I'd keep him.
Look back through this thread and some of the opinions on Lawrence are bonkers. Plenty of people would happily have seen him gone by now, and we'd have less points as a result and wouldn't even be within touching distance of anyone else in the division.
If we think we can stay up and we have the cash to see out the season, keep him.

We've absolutely got a shot of staying up.
That would disappear the moment we sold him.

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

They've got used to doing whatever the duck they want without major scrutiny, with 95% of people turning a blind eye. Must be a hard habit to break.
All the absolute poo that they've come out with, all their biased interpretations of their own rules designed to duck their 'enemies' over when it suits them but defend themselves when it doesn't, have backed them into a corner where when it comes to them having to do the right thing it only exposes the amount of times they've done the wrong thing.
Actually doing the right thing and deciding that Boro/Wycombe should settle down now leaves them exposed and in danger, so they double, treble, quadruple down on the wrong to save their own skin.
A weak, pathetic organisation.

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

So the EFL said in a statement they haven't got involved, but the EFL have also asked Derby to pay Boro and Wycombe's nonsense claims off with the same money that they are demanding we find to finish the season.
Are they ducking thick?

At this point I think I'd genuinely rather see us liquidated than give Gibson and Coughig a penny. Might not be a popular approach, but if it brings about the demise of the EFL and precipitates a massive bubble bursting from underneath them then good. Let it all burn.

At this point I think I'd genuinely rather see us liquidated than give Gibson and Coughig a penny. Might not be a popular approach, but if it brings about the demise of the EFL and precipitates a massive bubble bursting from underneath them then good. Let it all burn.

At this point I think I'd genuinely rather see us liquidated than give Gibson and Coughig a penny. Might not be a popular approach, but if it brings about the demise of the EFL and precipitates a massive bubble bursting from underneath them then good. Let it all burn.

At this point I think I'd genuinely rather see us liquidated than give Gibson and Coughig a penny. Might not be a popular approach, but if it brings about the demise of the EFL and precipitates a massive bubble bursting from underneath them then good. Let it all burn.

At this point I think I'd genuinely rather see us liquidated than give Gibson and Coughig a penny. Might not be a popular approach, but if it brings about the demise of the EFL and precipitates a massive bubble bursting from underneath them then good. Let it all burn.

At this point I think I'd genuinely rather see us liquidated than give Gibson and Coughig a penny. Might not be a popular approach, but if it brings about the demise of the EFL and precipitates a massive bubble bursting from underneath them then good. Let it all burn.