Rab a dab doo

I cannot see how the original tribunal could have deemed to have got it so wrong.
If suddenly were going from having not even a fine imposed against us to now on appeal people taking about fines and 'large' points deductions 
What's changed so drastically ? 
New evidence ? New witnesses ?, Rule changes ? If so surely there should be a complete NEW tribunal hearing starting at beginning not an appeal of a decision already reached. 
 

Poor old Erik his chances of getting a cut price bargain just went up in smoke on Saturday.
We'll see now if he's really serious the season over, were a championship side.
So let's see the colour of his money and get this done if not move aside and let someone else make an offer.

The man in charge GOD has spoke.

Win or lose maybe the forum regulators could help set up self help groups for us contributors .
This would help us fans recover from the trauma of this season and trials and tribulations which yet to come off the pitch.  

Well said !
All is not lost until the" fat lady" stops singing and she NOT even started yet
Keep the faith Rams fans.

Well said !
All is not lost until the" fat lady" stops singing and she NOT even started yet
Keep the faith Rams fans.

Well lads time to start getting ready for war to stay in the champership your going to have to fight tomorrow and give it everything you have more if we going to win the battle against relegation and you need to sit in a dark and your selfs fired up and when walk out of the tunnel you need wear that shirt with pride and will to hold colours of black and white shirts and what they mean to this great city of Derby.

If we run a round like crazy mad men waving our arms in the air and shouting "Come on Derby" at the tops of voices we may even be able to imitate a half decent crowd effect.
Is could prove inspirational ?
No booing allowed though. 

For first time I am not going to predict anything. 
I will leaving things to the "gods of FATE".
The consequence of a 'unfavorable' afternoon are too disastrous to contemplate.  
We could be sent into the abyss for years.
Currently, we very poor on pitch, financially troubled off it, set to lose players, in the mist of a long drawn out messy takeover seemly with no light at the end of the tunnel.
Come on lads, we would all want to be with you in ground helping and cheering you on.
Can you not summon up one triumph effort for own self respect, for club who's shirt you wear and for thousands of fans who are still with you in sprite if not body.   
Go out there and show them 'WE ARE Derby'
 
 

For first time I am not going to predict anything. 
I will leaving things to the "gods of FATE".
The consequence of a 'unfavorable' afternoon are too disastrous to contemplate.  
We could be sent into the abyss for years.
Currently, we very poor on pitch, financially troubled off it, set to lose players, in the mist of a long drawn out messy takeover seemly with no light at the end of the tunnel.
Come on lads, we would all want to be with you in ground helping and cheering you on.
Can you not summon up one triumph effort for own self respect, for club who's shirt you wear and for thousands of fans who are still with you in sprite if not body.   
Go out there and show them 'WE ARE Derby'
 
 

I think our whole short to medium term future as a viable football club may well rest on the 90+ minutes at Pride Park this weekend.

Until Erik shows us the colour of his money I don't think his opinion is worth a dime.

Until Erik shows us the colour of his money I don't think his opinion is worth a dime.

Rumour has it that the shops have started removing sharp implements off their shelves in the run up to final couple of Rams matches. 

Until Erik shows us the colour of his money I don't think his opinion is worth a dime.

Until Erik shows us the colour of his money I don't think his opinion is worth a dime.

We all know whose got bigger 'eye balls' and isn't Wayne

Realistically at present who would want to come ?
1. Club for sale,
2. In serious financial problems
3. Appear leaderless both on and off the pitch 
4.  Set to lose a good proportion of experience the playing staff out of contract,
5. A possibility of relegation,
6. Maybe a points deduction for breaking EFL rules next season
and that just what we know about.
Doesn't sound very inviting ? 
 

Its the preverbal poo or bust time now. 
So either we try to go out in a "blaze of glory" and succeed or a give up with a wimpier and disappear with our "tails between our legs".
This where pride in not only the shirt comes into play but in being an honest, hard wording, dedicated professional  football player. 
Saturday will show how much they/we really want to stay up.
 

At moment we appear to be drifting, where to, only time will tell 

More 'Paella' in the sky.
We seem to have a magnetic attraction for near do well's, carpetbaggers, penniless sheikh's, pie in the sky dreamers, would, could be millionaires.
While time waits for no man and slow ticks by and we slide back into the mire metaphorically both down the table and financially.
Things are becoming more and more dire. Are we doomed to cast out into the wilderness of League 1.
So will 'who' be our savior, our knight in shinning  armour. Uncle Mel, Rooney, some mystery benefactor. 
No I say it is thousands upon thousand of fans everywhere who live and breathe Derby
Keep the faith I say it can move mountains and sometimes even gain league points.
Where is there is hope there is a chance !

Being relegated for a team is the worst thing that can happen to it. 
No club has got a God given right to be promoted. 
We could end up like Sunderland and Portsmouth stuck in League 1 for years.
With falling gates, loss of income, regularly selling our better players for peanuts to stay afloat.
Promising youngsters not joining the academy.  
No investment in the ground or facilities.
I club living hand to mouth on old dreams on things what could and maybe what should have been . 
Drifting along from one manager to another hoping for success but planning against failure.
No we don't want to go down.

Being relegated for a team is the worst thing that can happen to it. 
No club has got a God given right to be promoted. 
We could end up like Sunderland and Portsmouth stuck in League 1 for years.
With falling gates, loss of income, regularly selling our better players for peanuts to stay afloat.
Promising youngsters not joining the academy.  
No investment in the ground or facilities.
I club living hand to mouth on old dreams on things what could and maybe what should have been . 
Drifting along from one manager to another hoping for success but planning against failure.
No we don't want to go down.

Being relegated for a team is the worst thing that can happen to it. 
No club has got a God given right to be promoted. 
We could end up like Sunderland and Portsmouth stuck in League 1 for years.
With falling gates, loss of income, regularly selling our better players for peanuts to stay afloat.
Promising youngsters not joining the academy.  
No investment in the ground or facilities.
I club living hand to mouth on old dreams on things what could and maybe what should have been . 
Drifting along from one manager to another hoping for success but planning against failure.
No we don't want to go down.

As they say 'talk is cheap' and 'actions speak far louder than words' .
We have been here before.
Only time will tell if is this a 'new' dawn or another 'false' dawn.