Millenniumram

Not so sure about the first point, but the second one definitely seems a possibility. Do wonder whether we’ll ever learn the truth. 

Who knows, honestly?
Maybe the fact his judgement was impaired through alcohol goes in his favour and lessens his culpability for his injury in the eyes of the law?
Maybe our offer to reduce his terms for the remainder of his contract weakened our case for dismissal?
One day, when everyone is far removed from the situation, we'll probably learn the truth, I'd wager Keogh's teammates involved will back him to the hilt.

https://www.truthlegal.com/legal-guides/everything-you-need-to-know-about-unfair-dismissal-claims/#1

Somewhat not overly surprised by that news. Especially if he used the treatment of Lawrence and Bennett and the inconsistency there against us. He appeared to have done the least wrong, but got the most punishment. Some might suggest that’s because he was the one who couldn’t play anymore. Doesn’t seem a fair discipline treatment. Should have sacked all 3, as I said at the time.

Somewhat not overly surprised by that news. Especially if he used the treatment of Lawrence and Bennett and the inconsistency there against us. He appeared to have done the least wrong, but got the most punishment. Some might suggest that’s because he was the one who couldn’t play anymore. Doesn’t seem a fair discipline treatment. Should have sacked all 3, as I said at the time.

Somewhat not overly surprised by that news. Especially if he used the treatment of Lawrence and Bennett and the inconsistency there against us. He appeared to have done the least wrong, but got the most punishment. Some might suggest that’s because he was the one who couldn’t play anymore. Doesn’t seem a fair discipline treatment. Should have sacked all 3, as I said at the time.

Wouldn’t want Keogh anywhere near the club again, not after what he was involved in. Then again, I don’t want Lawrence here either.

Don't think he'd come back here he's trying to get out of league one.

Getting regular first team game time under Rooney or play in Man United under 18s... I’d like to think given the same opportunity I’d want to play first team football but as a 16 year old if your taken around carrington meeting the likes of OGS and other man United legends and players you can see it would be difficult to turn down and he might really back himself. 
If he has the same head in his shoulders that Bellingham and sancho did, I’d be really impressed, they’ve gone to a club where they will give them a chance. 
Hopefully he stays and gets a crack at the first team for for a couple of years, then we can get a big fee for him. 

Imagine a world where Derby don’t sell their best players for peanuts. Given my time watching the Rams, I’m not sure what’s harder to envisage - us getting promoted, or us getting a fair fee for one of our youngsters!

It’s ok, someone will change it soon and make me look like a right bamford with my post!

It’s ok, someone will change it soon and make me look like a right bamford with my post!

My post was totally different, honest ?

I love it when the children catch up with us oldies! 

I've just checked back through all my posts... before I noticed you were referencing the title!  I thought I'd messed up!  Never noticed the title!  ?

21/20? So you’re saying next season is this season, in reverse?
 
edit: damn @Millenniumrambeat me to the pun.

21/20? Bloody hell, we’re not going through 2020 again are we?!

Well, we've tried everything else so maybe we're onto a winner playing the season backwards.

Knowing how the EFL like to drag things out, it’ll probably be announced around the time we next play a Premier League game. In other words, never.

Can’t see any incoming transfers in January sadly. The takeover will undoubtedly fall through, which will leave us back at square one. Mel will still be the owner of the club, but appears unwilling to fund it anymore. That will mean we will have to take out further loans to see us through until someone genuine investors turn up, rather than the last couple of time wasters. Clearly all that money will have to go toward the day to day running costs of the club, including player wages, which will leave nothing left to spend in the transfer market. Can see us having to sell most of our talented youngsters as well, like Sibley, Bird and Knight, in order to supplement the loans so we don’t end up too much in debt.
It’s a sorry state we find ourselves in. We’re not the first though, and we certainly won’t be the last. Especially not with the situation at the moment.

Can’t see any incoming transfers in January sadly. The takeover will undoubtedly fall through, which will leave us back at square one. Mel will still be the owner of the club, but appears unwilling to fund it anymore. That will mean we will have to take out further loans to see us through until someone genuine investors turn up, rather than the last couple of time wasters. Clearly all that money will have to go toward the day to day running costs of the club, including player wages, which will leave nothing left to spend in the transfer market. Can see us having to sell most of our talented youngsters as well, like Sibley, Bird and Knight, in order to supplement the loans so we don’t end up too much in debt.
It’s a sorry state we find ourselves in. We’re not the first though, and we certainly won’t be the last. Especially not with the situation at the moment.

It would be a massive shame if this is true, as we've always done so well in the January market.

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