Elwood P Dowd

Gibson clearly has an obsession/fixation with Mel Morris, perhaps he needs to talk his problems through with someone who can help him see past his obsession.
Gibsons statement/rant mostly deals with issues  that are nothing to do with his claim for compensation and asks for information that is already in the public domain.
A person reading the Gibson statement may come to the conclusion that Gibsons real issue is with Mel Morris and Gibson is unable to separate, in his mind, Mel Morris from Derby County.

I assume that as Gibson writes for both Wycombe and himself, the claim for compensation is a joint venture by Wycombe and Boro 

Gibson clearly has an obsession/fixation with Mel Morris, perhaps he needs to talk his problems through with someone who can help him see past his obsession.
Gibsons statement/rant mostly deals with issues  that are nothing to do with his claim for compensation and asks for information that is already in the public domain.
A person reading the Gibson statement may come to the conclusion that Gibsons real issue is with Mel Morris and Gibson is unable to separate, in his mind, Mel Morris from Derby County.

I assume that as Gibson writes for both Wycombe and himself, the claim for compensation is a joint venture by Wycombe and Boro 

If the Wycombe and Boro cases were proven then the amount of compensation would be known, it is the unknown that is the problem as it makes planning for the future difficult for the bidders. A creditor is someone\an entity who extends credit and neither Wycombe or Boro have extended credit to Derby, having Wycombe and Boro's claim as a Football Creditor makes no sense as the amount "owed" is unknown as is the validity of their claims. The EFL's instance in making Wycombe and Boro's claim a Football Creditor looks very much like prejudgement by the EFL, we would be wise to be very concerned about the outcome if we went to EFL arbitration. 
It would be interesting to see a time line of Boro actions for compensation, first they appear to make a claim to the EFL and then switch to Derby perhaps the timeline might force someone to ask the question "What made Boro change their mind regarding who might be responsible the payment of compensation”

If the Wycombe and Boro cases were proven then the amount of compensation would be known, it is the unknown that is the problem as it makes planning for the future difficult for the bidders. A creditor is someone\an entity who extends credit and neither Wycombe or Boro have extended credit to Derby, having Wycombe and Boro's claim as a Football Creditor makes no sense as the amount "owed" is unknown as is the validity of their claims. The EFL's instance in making Wycombe and Boro's claim a Football Creditor looks very much like prejudgement by the EFL, we would be wise to be very concerned about the outcome if we went to EFL arbitration. 
It would be interesting to see a time line of Boro actions for compensation, first they appear to make a claim to the EFL and then switch to Derby perhaps the timeline might force someone to ask the question "What made Boro change their mind regarding who might be responsible the payment of compensation”

The Efl did extend the deadlines it wasn’t  as though Derby just didn’t submit the revised accounts it was done with the EFLs agreement  

The Efl did extend the deadlines it wasn’t  as though Derby just didn’t submit the revised accounts it was done with the EFLs agreement  

The Efl did extend the deadlines it wasn’t  as though Derby just didn’t submit the revised accounts it was done with the EFLs agreement  

The Efl did extend the deadlines it wasn’t  as though Derby just didn’t submit the revised accounts it was done with the EFLs agreement  

Even experts can be foiled by idiots (the EFL)

Even experts can be foiled by idiots (the EFL)

But  that doesn’t make sense he would be financially better off with the £20m loss, an indemnity would include Court Cost and, if the case was found, whatever the judge awarded to Boro and Wycombe in the way of compensation.
Once matters go to court the outcome is always in the balance, Mel’s indemnity might cost him £60 million if things went badly.
What If the judge awarded punitive damages ?
 
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Personally my view is the claims have very little legal merit but you never know.
 
 

If Nixon told me today is Tuesday I would check the calender.

I checked and found it to be Wednesday, more inacacurate reporting. ?

They just stitch a story together based on rumours, it isn’t news.

Tomorrow there will be weather in all parts of the country.

Tomorrow there will be weather in all parts of the country.

Just going off to check ?

Just going off to check ?

Just going off to check ?

If Nixon told me today is Tuesday I would check the calender.

If Nixon told me today is Tuesday I would check the calender.

If Nixon told me today is Tuesday I would check the calender.

If Nixon told me today is Tuesday I would check the calender.