Dordogne-Ram

What an emotional day. What a huge level of support. Wasnt easy to go but so pleased that we did. Never thought it would be this huge

Very disappointing reading the thread. We dont seem to have been in this at all which is the complete opposite of where we have been.
Perhaps the chaos has drained the emotional energy? must be tough trying to keep focussed through all this.

They seem absolutely knackered from all the intense games they’ve played and all the emotion around them.

You might get told you are talking nonsense...its one game, we have been poor but certainly wont end our season.

We’ve been screwed by not being able to refresh the team and losing players in this window. Thank you EFL and Gibson

It’s been a terrible couple of years for many reasons but this now is so moving, how can you not have a tear ( or many ) in your eye.

And the prize for best placard on the march goes to this gentleman ???

You absolute effing heroes, the lot of you.

The attack helicopter? Great idea..

I think you are hyper this morning! You need to conserve your energy! I am hoping for 2 hours sleep in the car now having been "on duty" with my dad all night.  ???

It's hard to keep up with all the goings on, but as far as I can tell:
Administrators are going to court to have a ruling on the Boro and Wycombe claims, to show they cannot be football debt. Administrators have had overwhelming legal advice that the claims are entirely without merit. The claims are what are preventing us naming a preferred bidder and exiting administration. The Administrators don't want to upset the EFL and Boro and Wycombe so are trying to reach a compromise agreement to be able to move forward. If I'm right, points 1-3 I can understand. However, point 4 is morally wrong. Instead, surely the Administrators should counter sue Boro and Wycombe for bringing baseless claims to prevent us exiting administration. That's got to be worth millions. This is no time to pussyfoot around. Once it becomes apparent to the EFL that every club can start suing every other club for everything, they will have to step in and shut it down. In the meanwhile, if Gibson is threatened with a £50m lawsuit because of his vindictive claim, perhaps he will cease and desist? Nothing else seems to be making him, so I say fight fire with fire.

The EFL would let us go under just to pacify Gibson. Keep the pressure up, we've got them on the run....

Bell Busk near Malham

Congleton, just under an hour away.

Obviously going to be several thousand.  Just hope it stays safe, positive, meaningful!

Unfortunately the Aberdeenshire Rams will not be on the march or at the game but my Derby friends will be at both.
We will be with you all in spirit.
D.C.F.C. Love, Life & Unity.
 
 

Never met anyone from the forum. If you spot me and want to hurl abuse (or maybe to say hi), my plan is to wear this same outfit from a few days ago. Train doesn't get to Derby till 11.45 so I'll join the march en route...

Back to back defeats for Wycombe Parasites
 
Karma..
 

Exactly. Efl still spinning it , like Parry did last week on sky , that they are waiting for admin to announce a Pb. 
 
I think the missing line from the minutes sets out the admin position. Which is they were ready to announce a Pb once Efl acknowledge that Boro and Wycombe are not football creditors.
pure disingenuous spin from the efl. Actually that’s being polite.
 
and what makes it worse is that there would be no Boro or Wycombe claims at all if the Efl had done their job properly. Which both parry (in athletic interview ) and Gibson ( in his claim against the Efl) themselves have said Efl didn’t do their job properly. 
 
so not surprising that Efl now trying to pretend that Boro and Wycombe claims are not the dealbreakers.

Left Bonn (Germany) at 11:30 last night. Train from there to Frankfurt, flight from Frankfurt to Stansted, three trains later and just about to get through the door.
If you could all keep the noise down tomorrow, that would be much appreciated, as I'll be pretty tired. Cheers.

In football you get the full spectrum of society. From people in it just for the money, greedy agents, owners and players, corrupt officials from FIFA, EUFA right down to the EFL, then you get real football people.
You get the Charltons, Shanklies, Cloughs & Jim Smiths of this world. Ordinary people who happened to be born with a gift for football and a love for football. An understanding of what football means to fans.
Rooney will be remembered as a football man like those legends. He gets it.