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Kenavo

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  1. 8 minutes ago, BoroWill said:

    Morris himself said that what we did was legal, and it was said in defence of your stadium sale which was also found to be legal and I have already said this in an earlier post.

    What Gibson did was not explicitly against the rules at the time, but was obviously against the spirit of the rules. The EFL subsequently closed the loophole by adjusting their rules. What Morris did was not explicitly against the rules at the time, but was obviously against the spirit of the rules. The EFL retroactively changed the rules (because of pressure from Gibson) and charged us, which led to where we are now. Spot the difference?

  2. 3 minutes ago, Elwood P Dowd said:

    Normaly an  indemnity is a relatively simple undertaking usually made in a contract, to pay money or hold a company\person free from the happening of a specified event or claim. If proof of funds were to be required, I doubt it would, it would be a simple matter of Mel placing a sum of money into escrow.

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  3. 23 minutes ago, Oldben said:

    I found this comment in the DET interesting

    IMO this is part of the EFL/Boro campaign over the last few days to shift the spotlight away from them and onto Morris. We all know that Morris ducked up big time and it will be a very long time (if ever) before he's forgiven for that, but it doesn't change the fact that EFL and Boro are actively twisting the knife and we should do everything we can to keep the spotlight on them for their incompetent/malicious behaviour.

  4. I don't think Q have yet had the time to respond to the questions in Toad of Smog Hall's last statement, so I thought I'd help them draft a reply:

    1; MSD (a lender) is owed a significant amount of money by Derby County which is personally guaranteed by Mel Morris. If Derby County went into liquidation, Mr Morris would have to settle the debt and therefore he has an interest in resolving the matter. Please confirm the current status of the discussions with the lender and Mr Morris about the debt and the transfer of Pride Park, which is owned by Mr Morris, to any purchaser of Derby County.

    Please refer to response to question 5.

    2. You met with Steve Gibson in November 2021. It was agreed at the meeting there would be a continued dialogue between you and Mr Gibson. Why did you not then engage or communicate with him at all until Friday 14 January 2022?

    Because we'd rather get our nether parts caught in an industrial mangle than spend one second more than is absolutely necessary in any form of contact with extortioners like you.

    3. As noted above, you give the impression that the sole issue that is left to resolve is our and Wycombe’s claim. Please confirm that you have reached a settlement with HMRC and the basis of that settlement.

    Please refer to response to question 5.

    4. Contrary to what you leak to the media, we have made an offer to compromise our claim and met with your nominated representative last weekend. Please confirm that this is correct.

    If you are referring to the bagman you sent, we believe that he suffocated on clean air as soon as he crossed Middlesbrough city limits.

    5. Please confirm how many millions of Derby County’s money you have spent on your fees to date and what additional debt you have incurred.

    None of your f*****g business.

    Yours sincerely,

    Satsuma administrators inc.

  5. 13 minutes ago, Ken Tram said:

    If none of the bidders are willing to take on the liability of Middlesbrough's claim; that must mean that they think that the claim has some merit!?

    Or it means that they want to settle (to have certainty), and will hold out as long as possible in a game of Derby Liquified Chicken!

    ................

    But which one?

    Or they have absolutely no confidence that an EFL led arbitration would be impartial, justifiably so because history tells us otherwise.

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