Dordogne-Ram

Impressive interview from LR, both him and Rooney speak so well. It would be fascinating to see how they got on long term with some decent backing. I'm kind of hoping that this season's experience shows us that the culture and characters of the players we being into the club is as important as their supposed talent. Any future investment should be spent wisely. We have to remember this experience and take the good stuff forward.

I always enjoy listening to Liam Rosenior. 
Sounds like him and Rooney want to be here for the long term, we just need to get some new owners in to give them the stability and backing they deserve.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001426t
Link here and also available on the BBC Sounds app. Liam’s interview starts at the 1 hour 40 mins mark.
Said Shinnie was in tears when told he was being sold a couple weeks ago.

Rooney was careful with his wording yesterday. I took from it we would have the same squad to the end of the season and we have. Anyone saying he’s been lied to by admin and he’s lying to us needs to give their heads a wobble. Yes it’s bloody frustrating and soul destroying but we’ve got money to keep the club afloat while the takeover is hopefully sorted and we’ve still got Bielik Lawrence Bird Knight Buchanan and Festy. The great escape is very much on. 

Agreed.
Despite public pressure on the EFL to decide by fans, media and MP's they are still yet to make the call.
Despite public pressure on Gibson and Couhig to withdraw their claims from some of their own fans, media and MP's they have still yet to withdraw.
Looks highly unlikely either will change now, the opportunity to move in response has passed and they are all holding firm.
This is the logical step now to have a ruling in court which the EFL would not be able to ignore and allow us to move forward.

Wow, what a great aerial view! I think we were somewhere near the white flare smoke towards the top of the photo.
In 55 seasons, I don't think I've been among a bigger throng moving toward a venue than this march - that includes mega-gigs and finals/fixtures in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff and beyond!
My poster shown on the the day, below. The sticking-point of the 'creditor / claimant' legal status of the bogus MFC and WW compensation claims is the main reason why the EFL will not permit a preferred bidder to be named. 
Guys & Girls, we have (finally) moved politicians and influencers off their butts to act for us and demand progress on the salvation of the club - and I feel we fans must now focus upon raising the perception and dangers of these parasitic, blackmailing characters.
C O Y R 

WHEN we get out of this mess, we get out of it a much stronger club and fan base. 
I've never felt so close to this club right now that I have done for the past 40 years - Something special will happen to us, I can just feel it. 
When great things happen to a football club, everything needs to tick and click and I think the last 4 months has made everybody more determined to see Derby County Football Club back where we want to be.
Like many have already said, looking up Pride Park Way yesterday is something that will live with us for the rest of our lives - we'll never drive up that road again without thinking about what we're going through and what DCFC means to us all. 
It felt like I was with 10000 mates and knowing I was going to see 20000 more. 

Be very careful when in Glass houses. Yes some of their fans let themselves and their club down. We have a trip to Boro on the horizon. I hope to god we can be proud of 100% of our fans afterwards. The vast majority were fine as always is the case. Let’s not vilify an entire fan base based on the retarded minority 

I liked the Brum chant of “There’s only one Lee Bowyer”.
Sadly no one joined in with my reply of “And that’s one too many”… ?

From first to last, that was emotional. From coming down Irongate and hearing the chants, seeing the flags, smoke and sheer number of people. Walking as one through OUR city, the onlookers shocked, smiling, proud, applauding, BEWILDERED. Booming through Cokc Pitt Island, then understanding the scale of the march as we crested the Pride Park flyover and looked forwards and back. 12,000 Derbeians from all backgrounds, a moment never to be forgotten.
 
Then getting to Pride Park, heading into the tightly packed concourse, and out to the seat. The swell of noise as 29000 Rams roared their support. It all got a bit dusty as Jamie bellowed our anthem, spontaneous applause, all 4 corners of the ground united as one. The flags, the scarves, the banners, bleeding black and white.
 
Good of the lads to give us an hour for a breather before taking us back to the raucous highs of earlier to snatch a draw on this day of days. Home to scour the socials and catch a breath.
 
I'll never forget this one, I'm more devoted than ever. We're Derby County, we'll fight to the end.

Yeah he was there. Sat in West Stand with Jonno.
Spoke to him and thanked him for his efforts for Derby County. His reply,was thanks,it means alot and this is our club.

The most important part of that is despite a pretty poor performance, we still found a way to scrape something from the game. Our squad's never say die attitude will get us more points before the end of the season and could make all the difference between whether we stay up or not. As a fan, you can never ask for more than 100% effort, and this team never give anything less. 

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Just got home, but just wanted to say thanks to all the supporters of our great club that have made memories for me and my son for the rest of our lives,  I particularly remember the old lady in the window on the march in the care home, waving at us all, and then us lot singing, we love you granny we do, amazing, that probably made her day, 
and as to was it worth the long drive, you dont have to ask
Thanks again
Once a Ram 

I was hoping Mike Ashley would do it by rolling all over him    He might yet

Administrators have inserted a clause into the boro and Wycombe cases as a case of significant importance which puts it to the top of any arbitrary panel . Contrary to media reports the process can take days not weeks with a final outcome expected within 14-18 days.
expect the stadium not to be an issue , Mel is being cooperative has a price in mind but willing to negotiate.
 
contrary to media all three parties have submitted bids but unwilling to proceeed without arbitration result clarity.
 
Administrators drafted up a CVA plan , total cost of the club , stadium , creditor payment plans only thing missing is the agreed price plus preferred bidder identity which should be finalised within days of the arbitration result which is the main hold up 

A really good comment from the BBC piece that @angieram posted above.
 
But as much as the march was an attack on those they feel have done their club down, this was really about the support of a football club. Thousands marched in support of their club. From the brow of the hill that goes over the railway line the snake of humanity stretched as far as the eye could see, forwards and back. There was no demographic. Male and female, old and young, middle-aged parents and stylish supporters in their early 20s. 
Generations of fans made their point peacefully. All walking behind a banner proclaiming: "Founder Member of the Football League. 138 Years of Football Heritage. Save Derby County."

Not sure who the geezer is pushing? #COYR

I'm 33 and I've never had a day like this. Absolutey incredible and shows how much this club means to so many people. It will also hopefully show any potential investors that this club is truely special !!
DCFC the team for me ❤??

Absolutely brilliant I’m only 23 but was easily one of the most emotional days of my life; getting onto that bridge and just seeing the amount of rams fans together was just a sight I’ll never forget. Not ashamed to say I shed I tear or two on our way to the ground and to get the two goals at the end of the match just topped it all off, amazing. Credit to everyone who organised this you are an absolute credit to this club. Derby TILL I DIE!??

Thanks to the organizers. It was emotional. And huuuuuuge. Came out of the station and the crowd was already on the bridge over the road towards Pride Park. Wondered if I'd catch up with it, but by the time I did there were still thousands of people behind, as well as thousands in front. Epic... 

Very proud and emotional.  Saw a couple of guys dressed in Wolves jackets also on the march. Fella next to us said they had come to show support as fellow fans of the great game. Prospective buyers can't help but be impressed. Buy the club and you get this lot for free. Cant put a price on the passion seen today. Hopefully the club made a few quid out of it as well.