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If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

If Mike Ashley is so desperate to be our owner, why doesn't he just put in a bid that makes him the highest bidder. He is probably the richest man in the process so quit f***ing about.
I would imagine that this is designed to make it impossible for quantuma to accept any bids until this is settled, thus putting off all other bidders, leaving him a free run to get it for cheap. 
In my opinion putting Derby fans through further delays and worry will just mean that he will be roundly disliked before he's even walked through the door, and it's hard to imagine he will be left with anything more than a shell of a football club.
He may at that point give himself a massive pat on the back for driving a hard bargain but I'm not sure that more than handful of Rams fans will share his enthusiasm.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Isn't it strange, even after 3 failed attempts people are still so strong in their assertions about who they do and don't want. Surely at this stage it's all about who wants us not the other way round. 
Of course it would be extremely disappointing to find ourselves on -15 points at the start of next season when there is really no necessity for that to happen. The bidders will almost certainly have the means and the opportunity to put together a package that satisfies the creditors, thus avoiding a sanction.
But I guess if that is how it turns out to be, it will be because that is the best offer on the table, and we should be grateful.
It is vital that whoever takes over has the full support of the fans because that's the least they deserve for putting up the money to save us.

Bit of a stupid comment!
There isn't a Derby fan alive who doesn't blame Mel Morris, but at the same time the EFL have acted appallingly.
If you can't see that then there's no point trying to explain

OK, let's hope that Jim Ratcliffe will do walk into Quantumas office tomorrow and slap a bag of cash on the desk, peaky blinders style, and say, there's £60m, where do I sign.
He kind of did that last minute at Chelsea and said that he doesn't need his sports teams to make money because his businesses make more than enough to support them. 
We could have a brand new shirt sponsor and play in the Ineos stadium as he pumps millions into the club. 
OK, I'm going to lie down now.

OK, let's hope that Jim Ratcliffe will do walk into Quantumas office tomorrow and slap a bag of cash on the desk, peaky blinders style, and say, there's £60m, where do I sign.
He kind of did that last minute at Chelsea and said that he doesn't need his sports teams to make money because his businesses make more than enough to support them. 
We could have a brand new shirt sponsor and play in the Ineos stadium as he pumps millions into the club. 
OK, I'm going to lie down now.

I was extremely disappointed that he held up the EFL as the potential heroes riding in to save the day.
No Derby fan should ever see the EFL as anything other than a group of charlatans who would gladly sacrifice the Rams to save their own skins, regardless of how the future plays out.
If, and it's a big if, they end up doing something that benefits us then you can be certain that it will be an accidental by product of something they have done to benefit themselves.
f*** the EFL

I was extremely disappointed that he held up the EFL as the potential heroes riding in to save the day.
No Derby fan should ever see the EFL as anything other than a group of charlatans who would gladly sacrifice the Rams to save their own skins, regardless of how the future plays out.
If, and it's a big if, they end up doing something that benefits us then you can be certain that it will be an accidental by product of something they have done to benefit themselves.
f*** the EFL

I was extremely disappointed that he held up the EFL as the potential heroes riding in to save the day.
No Derby fan should ever see the EFL as anything other than a group of charlatans who would gladly sacrifice the Rams to save their own skins, regardless of how the future plays out.
If, and it's a big if, they end up doing something that benefits us then you can be certain that it will be an accidental by product of something they have done to benefit themselves.
f*** the EFL

I was extremely disappointed that he held up the EFL as the potential heroes riding in to save the day.
No Derby fan should ever see the EFL as anything other than a group of charlatans who would gladly sacrifice the Rams to save their own skins, regardless of how the future plays out.
If, and it's a big if, they end up doing something that benefits us then you can be certain that it will be an accidental by product of something they have done to benefit themselves.
f*** the EFL

I was extremely disappointed that he held up the EFL as the potential heroes riding in to save the day.
No Derby fan should ever see the EFL as anything other than a group of charlatans who would gladly sacrifice the Rams to save their own skins, regardless of how the future plays out.
If, and it's a big if, they end up doing something that benefits us then you can be certain that it will be an accidental by product of something they have done to benefit themselves.
f*** the EFL

I was extremely disappointed that he held up the EFL as the potential heroes riding in to save the day.
No Derby fan should ever see the EFL as anything other than a group of charlatans who would gladly sacrifice the Rams to save their own skins, regardless of how the future plays out.
If, and it's a big if, they end up doing something that benefits us then you can be certain that it will be an accidental by product of something they have done to benefit themselves.
f*** the EFL