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His ego was well offside. 

Yes it was imo.  And yes what a banker. 

His ego was well offside. 

His ego was well offside. 

His ego was well offside. 

His ego was well offside. 

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

And that's exactly what I interpret from what Rooney's said about his vision for Derby - he knows what he wants, what type of player he wants here - and we're starting to see it, with youth and some aging players brought in on the cheap because that's all he has available.  He's made it publicly known his vision is shared by CK and I do wonder if there's a deal been privately agreed between the two that if CK gets in, he provides Rooney with complete autonomy around recruitment and the team.   And of course money once everything's done and dusted. Rooney knows the game better than most, has massive respect, has many contacts and I think is far more savvy than many give him credit for.  CK is a businessman first and foremost, forging a rapidly growing company, who also knows what he wants.  He also loves sport - all sports.  It feels a good match to me.   Just gut feel of course.  End of the day the Admins will decide. 

And that's exactly what I interpret from what Rooney's said about his vision for Derby - he knows what he wants, what type of player he wants here - and we're starting to see it, with youth and some aging players brought in on the cheap because that's all he has available.  He's made it publicly known his vision is shared by CK and I do wonder if there's a deal been privately agreed between the two that if CK gets in, he provides Rooney with complete autonomy around recruitment and the team.   And of course money once everything's done and dusted. Rooney knows the game better than most, has massive respect, has many contacts and I think is far more savvy than many give him credit for.  CK is a businessman first and foremost, forging a rapidly growing company, who also knows what he wants.  He also loves sport - all sports.  It feels a good match to me.   Just gut feel of course.  End of the day the Admins will decide. 

And that's exactly what I interpret from what Rooney's said about his vision for Derby - he knows what he wants, what type of player he wants here - and we're starting to see it, with youth and some aging players brought in on the cheap because that's all he has available.  He's made it publicly known his vision is shared by CK and I do wonder if there's a deal been privately agreed between the two that if CK gets in, he provides Rooney with complete autonomy around recruitment and the team.   And of course money once everything's done and dusted. Rooney knows the game better than most, has massive respect, has many contacts and I think is far more savvy than many give him credit for.  CK is a businessman first and foremost, forging a rapidly growing company, who also knows what he wants.  He also loves sport - all sports.  It feels a good match to me.   Just gut feel of course.  End of the day the Admins will decide. 

And that's exactly what I interpret from what Rooney's said about his vision for Derby - he knows what he wants, what type of player he wants here - and we're starting to see it, with youth and some aging players brought in on the cheap because that's all he has available.  He's made it publicly known his vision is shared by CK and I do wonder if there's a deal been privately agreed between the two that if CK gets in, he provides Rooney with complete autonomy around recruitment and the team.   And of course money once everything's done and dusted. Rooney knows the game better than most, has massive respect, has many contacts and I think is far more savvy than many give him credit for.  CK is a businessman first and foremost, forging a rapidly growing company, who also knows what he wants.  He also loves sport - all sports.  It feels a good match to me.   Just gut feel of course.  End of the day the Admins will decide. 

And that's exactly what I interpret from what Rooney's said about his vision for Derby - he knows what he wants, what type of player he wants here - and we're starting to see it, with youth and some aging players brought in on the cheap because that's all he has available.  He's made it publicly known his vision is shared by CK and I do wonder if there's a deal been privately agreed between the two that if CK gets in, he provides Rooney with complete autonomy around recruitment and the team.   And of course money once everything's done and dusted. Rooney knows the game better than most, has massive respect, has many contacts and I think is far more savvy than many give him credit for.  CK is a businessman first and foremost, forging a rapidly growing company, who also knows what he wants.  He also loves sport - all sports.  It feels a good match to me.   Just gut feel of course.  End of the day the Admins will decide. 

Mel's loans I believe are unsecured which means he does not get a bean. The administrators have almost but not quite said if the new owner pays off dell then they get the stadium and again Morris gets nothing

He's still parading the line about HMRC having to be paid 100% of what we owe them too, despite extensive explanations from the administrators last weekend about them negotiating with HMRC about how much we're going to actually pay.

It’s the Royal we. As in we are not amused.

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

I like the sound of Kirchner.  Breath of fresh air.  I'd rather have someone new at the club, not harking back to previous eras.  We need a fresh start on all counts.  He's young, ambitious but very business savvy. 92% of Slync employees approve of Kirchner as a CEO (Glassdoor).  Slync.io is attracting lots of investment, he seems to be going places.  He seems to share Rooney's vision for the club. My hope is he takes Derby on that journey. 

Agree.  It's typical Maguire for me.  Should carry the title as the biggest poo stirrer in football. all in his own interests.  Anyone in for this club will know the position - the Admins will have laid it all out.  Nothing ought to be a surprise now - he's just regurgitating clickbait stuff to gain more followers.  Maybe wrong but wasn't he one of the key players in kindly pointing out our amortisation policy to the EFL?  Like you say, I'm sure Morris said he'll forego the money.  And who's the "we're certain".  Not sure who he's referring to there?

I had a fulham say to me that we had no chance I said we will stay up you wait and see.

Genuine question as I have no idea how it works but although the fans have paid the £8k (well, £10k actually so far for which a large round of applause is due) I would assume though that DCFC still owe St Johns Ambulance the original £8K so they'll get that as part of the sale deal, so double their money?  

By Jove!
The answer's been right under our noses all the time!
I think I've just come up with a cunning plan to save our club...