rynny

We were under an investigation for ffp breaches for our amortisation policy, had we filed more accounts using the same method we would have been under further investigation, more charges brought against us, more sanctions and more points deductions sought after. If we had changed our policy the EFL would have been saying that we are admitting our guilt and used it in their attack on the club, and pushed for more sanctions. I really don't see which way the club could have gone with this. For me without hindsight, it was impossible to make the right call.

We were under an investigation for ffp breaches for our amortisation policy, had we filed more accounts using the same method we would have been under further investigation, more charges brought against us, more sanctions and more points deductions sought after. If we had changed our policy the EFL would have been saying that we are admitting our guilt and used it in their attack on the club, and pushed for more sanctions. I really don't see which way the club could have gone with this. For me without hindsight, it was impossible to make the right call.

We were under an investigation for ffp breaches for our amortisation policy, had we filed more accounts using the same method we would have been under further investigation, more charges brought against us, more sanctions and more points deductions sought after. If we had changed our policy the EFL would have been saying that we are admitting our guilt and used it in their attack on the club, and pushed for more sanctions. I really don't see which way the club could have gone with this. For me without hindsight, it was impossible to make the right call.

We were under an investigation for ffp breaches for our amortisation policy, had we filed more accounts using the same method we would have been under further investigation, more charges brought against us, more sanctions and more points deductions sought after. If we had changed our policy the EFL would have been saying that we are admitting our guilt and used it in their attack on the club, and pushed for more sanctions. I really don't see which way the club could have gone with this. For me without hindsight, it was impossible to make the right call.

We were under an investigation for ffp breaches for our amortisation policy, had we filed more accounts using the same method we would have been under further investigation, more charges brought against us, more sanctions and more points deductions sought after. If we had changed our policy the EFL would have been saying that we are admitting our guilt and used it in their attack on the club, and pushed for more sanctions. I really don't see which way the club could have gone with this. For me without hindsight, it was impossible to make the right call.

Wait till he's interviewed by Ed Dawes. He'll need therapy

Injured and banned.

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To be honest, if Spurs do spend £50m on him, it'll be Forest that are laughing. I don't think Johnson's a bad player, but you'd have to be insane to even contemplate paying £50m for him.

Rooney when he first came in as a player was a good addition but I think we were on our way up as a team anyway. He let himself go during lockdown and came back in such bad shape it was very poor. We would have been far better to have got rid once that season finished. But we didn't and we couldn't. His presence ultimately undermined the manager. I have no respect or love for his time here as player.
As a manager I also don't think he was very good at all. However, as a figurehead when we were really in the crap he was excellent and he showed everything he should have shown as a player. He held it together. Of course all of that is nearly undone by him happily riding and backing the Kirchner horse. I dread to think of that outcome.

always a bonus, maybe @rynny could organise a little trip from his establishment

Great, we'll be able to annoy @rynny as well.

My 14 year old would be disappointed with that, as his homework 

And an extra game ban for a frivolous appeal?

Oh why not, go on then.

We arrived at the ground Main Stand in 22 degrees, full sunshine and NO refreshments open. Were told they would open at 2.55, an hour later.
I played merry hell with the stewards (who, to be fair  were just following instructions). There was a young lad at the front of the stand feeling faint, but no drinking water available. 
Anyway, I demanded they sorted it out immediately, told them it was illegal and I was reporting it to the papers. 
After about 20 minutes of harassing them they finally opened up. 
A ridiculous state of affairs and the sooner football starts treating away fans as paying customers, we might start behaving like them! 
 

My 14 year old would be disappointed with that, as his homework 

Wonder who that fine specimen is...

I received a phone call an hour before the match, telling me a much loved Uncle had passed away.
Felt like I'd been punched in the gut, and went upstairs to have a quiet moment. 
Woke up at 3.30, flipped the radio on to hear it was 1-1, tolerated Dawes for a minute or two, then flew to Belgium to watch the rest of the game.
3 Derby goals in my first 10 minutes of watching was the kind of medicine I needed. 
Thanks Waggy, and Cashin.

Personal terms agreed? Isn't that tapping up? 🤔

Personal terms agreed? Isn't that tapping up? 🤔

Personal terms agreed? Isn't that tapping up? 🤔

Wouldn’t we be sending you players if we were your feeder club?
Typical Red dog.

We should’ve waited til the announcement of Fornah/John-Jules before we released the third kit. Then we could’ve said “I see tyrese of green…”