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DerbyAVENGERS....Assemble. What a 24 hours folks, the unity, the support, I'm feeling absolutely galavanised by what I have read today. We should all give ourselves a friendly punch in the shoulder and acknowledge, 'we gonna be alright boys, other people know now'.... Lets kick on ! 

Sent this email to Parry at the weekend, still waiting for a reply....
Dear Mr Parry,
 
Given your position within the EFL I wanted to gain an understanding as to how the EFL are currently assisting the process of Derby County Football Club exiting administration which is of an acute concern to the majority of the club's supporters.
 
The underlying message is that no potential new owners will be willing to take control of the club with the knowledge that two other members of the EFL are pursuing highly spurious compensation claims against Derby County which appears to be the major roadblock to a new owner buying the club.
 
This seems to be a classic Catch 22 situation which the EFL must be aware of and by their inaction to either defer or mitigate these compensation claims against Derby they are directly jeopardising the existence of one of the founding members of the football league.
 
Please can you detail what actions the EFL are intending to take to ensure that Derby County Football Club are permitted to exit administration as soon as practicably possible and remove the threat of liquidation of the club.
 

DerbyAVENGERS....Assemble. What a 24 hours folks, the unity, the support, I'm feeling absolutely galavanised by what I have read today. We should all give ourselves a friendly punch in the shoulder and acknowledge, 'we gonna be alright boys, other people know now'.... Lets kick on ! 

DerbyAVENGERS....Assemble. What a 24 hours folks, the unity, the support, I'm feeling absolutely galavanised by what I have read today. We should all give ourselves a friendly punch in the shoulder and acknowledge, 'we gonna be alright boys, other people know now'.... Lets kick on ! 

Is there a crowdfunding account doing the rounds ? I haven't , but want to contirbute.

Fair enough mate, if that's how you feel, but I'll not be giving up just yet. To my mind the prime reason we are doing so well is that the lads keep stepping it up. Every single challenge and set-back is met with an even fiercer resolve. Whatever you think, they don't think they're beat.
There are better squads than us, there are better starting 11's, but there's not a team in the entire EFL who can match our unity, determination and dogged will to win. We won't win every game of course and losing further players will provide an even stiffer challenge, but any team that plays us will know they've been in a game. United were running on fumes inside the last 20.
I'm with these lads all the way, as this will be a season that I'll remember forever. Throughout all the time I've followed this club, I don't think I've ever been so proud of the team and coaches. One through eleven and the subs as well, literally giving their all.
I can't be giving up on that mate.

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Sat here in bits again. My dad is really really ill and his bad days seem to coincide with bad news Derby days. He is Derby through and through and I'm not sure he understands or is aware of the off the field stuff now but I know later watching those goals on Quest with him how he will light up as little else makes him do now. That is why we have to save our club. It is not about amortisation, stadium sales, law suits, points deductions, etc. it is about watching those goals with my dementia-ridden dad and seeing his happiness for a few minutes later knowing we're off the bottom. The wonder of dementia is he will have forgotten tomorrow so we can do it all again several times. So duck the EFL, Morris, Gibson and the nobody chancer from Wycombe. We are better people than all of you and how dare you threaten the existence of our Derby family. 

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Watery eyes... what a response boys. Proud !

Isn´t time to see if the EFL HQ can hold 33,597 angry Rams ?....
F*in shocking. Something is very wrong with this whole process.

I'm past words now.
I will simply say the same thing again.
This will never, ever be forgotten.

Isn´t time to see if the EFL HQ can hold 33,597 angry Rams ?....
F*in shocking. Something is very wrong with this whole process.

Isn´t time to see if the EFL HQ can hold 33,597 angry Rams ?....
F*in shocking. Something is very wrong with this whole process.

Really? ?
In the infamous words of Alan Partridge:
“Go to London, I guarantee you'll either be mugged or not appreciated. Catch the train to London, stopping at Rejection, Disappointment, Backstabbing Central and Shattered Dreams Parkway.”

Wow... other EFL clubs finances turn out to be in a total mess. Who knew right ? Here was me thinking that it was just evil cheating Derby when they manage to take a break from seal clubbing and drowning kittens...

I hear Gibson is meeting with Rick Parry as we speak at this devastating news. . . 
 

I think Ashley would be a good fit for Derby - I take no notice of what Newcastle fans think, as they are absolutely deluded to think that Newcastle Utd is a huge Football Club - yrs it’s a huge club in the North East, but on a National level, that’s just ludicrous. Ashley took a financial sink hole of a club and made it financially very stable and sold it for a huge profit . Newcastle Utd will never compete with the big boys, no matter how much money the Arabs throw at it - top world class players will never want to play for clubs like Newcastle, as it’s geographically negative - players will only want to ho to London, Manchester and Liverpool clubs. 
Ashley would be fantastic for Derby County Football Club. He would never put us on financial jeopardy and that’s why he is a top businessman, unlike the carpet baggers we become used to in recent years.