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I really want to trust your eyesight, but isn't that Sibley in the picture?

I read it was accepted, but Festy refused the move.

I wonder how much the cards themselves cost the club.
If I'm honest I'm happy to forego the card and keep printing them myself/using mobile tickets if it saves the club some cash. 
Hoping they give us the option to choose so the less tech savvy fan can still get a season ticket card to make it easier for them to attend.

Based on the appeal that Wigan tried a while back, I doubt an appeal against the 12 points would be successful. Wigan's appeal was dismissed on the following grounds:
“First, we are satisfied on the evidence we have seen that the Insolvency Event arose because Mr Kay, the effective owner, made a commercial decision to choose to go back on promises of continued support and stopped putting money into the Club. That cannot be regarded as a ‘Force Majeure’ event.".
That's basically what happened to us....Mel decided to stop putting money in each month, forcing us into an insolvency event.
 
 

What do we want?
Morris out!
When do we wan... oh... he's gone!  

Just been online and it's stating that there are 'No Events Found' for this match! Was just going in to check on the cost of a ticket to see if I could contribute, whilst also looking to claim my season ticket for this match. Find it weird with only 9 days to go that they aren't available yet.

Hey All,
I heard this news earlier. I don't know much about the history of how you got to this stage but I know that it's due to mismanagement and really poor conduct by owners. I also heard Rooney earlier say he heard about the Administration when watching TV. 
I was gutted to hear this latest update. I like Derby - although that's not really the point at the minute...
I think the point that I wanted to make is that every single football fan really needs to take notice here. It could be there club next. It doesn't matter if they're your biggest rivals, you hate the club, etc.. it's more than that. I'm sick of seeing rich owners come in, playing at being a chairman, making poor decisions or taking risks and then putting the whole club in jeopardy. I'm also sick of the rest of the footballing world just ignore it and almost watch on with mild interest to see what happens. We're all football fans first and foremost and clubs like yours and others have been around well over a hundred years and form a huge part of the community. 
It's the fans that really suffer here. Not to mention the staff, those in back office roles, canteen staff, cleaners, car park attendants, maintainance people, etc... 
Anyway, I hope that there is some better news for you soon although I realise things look bleak. I know you're going to try to negotiate on the points deduction, either way hopefully there's some clarity and closure on that so you at least know where you stand and can focus on football. 
Great result today as well (at least that's one positive!) 

Was intrigued so I had a quick look on Companies House. Not sure if it's been mentioned but there has been a 'statement of satisfaction of charge in full' related to the MSD loan secured on the stadium filed on 14th September 2021. Here

I don't particularly mind Ramstrust sending this letter out. I wish they would have proof read it a bit more though. 
"We ask you to front up with fans and answer the following questions that concern the continued viability of the cub"
Just makes it feel a little amateur, especially with it getting some coverage from national reporters (such as Henry Winter).

I don't particularly mind Ramstrust sending this letter out. I wish they would have proof read it a bit more though. 
"We ask you to front up with fans and answer the following questions that concern the continued viability of the cub"
Just makes it feel a little amateur, especially with it getting some coverage from national reporters (such as Henry Winter).

You will still have to print off individual tickets throughout September currently according to the FAQ, but yes you have automatically been given a 21/22 season ticket if you purchased the 20/21 season ticket and didn't ask for a refund.
On another note, one thing I am curious about is people (like myself), who paid for the 20/21 season ticket in installments. I believe I still had one or two installments to go to complete payment for the 20/21 season ticket when they cancelled the direct debit.
Assuming they're now not going to come out and ask us to recommence paying it, as this season ticket is classed as 'complementary' (which is probably how they're getting round the people complaining about paying more than they would have done if buying a new season ticket in the new seat category plan?

@angieramhave you tried purchasing online? It looks like they have S,M,L,XL and 2XL available for next day delivery (although I haven't tried to get through the checkout, it may be that they check stock later on in the checkout so apologies if you've already tried).
Also looks like you can potentially get 10% off by signing up to the newsletter. I'm also sure I saw somewhere that it was free delivery (but I can't remember where I saw it)

Is no-one else going to mention the mug? No? Just me then ?

I look at it as "Was I happy to pay the price I did for my 20/21 season ticket", along with "would I have renewed if the price of my season ticket was the same or slightly more this season".
The answer to both of those, for me, would have been yes. I'm happy for the people that are getting it cheaper this season. Hopefully it will encourage the crowds back!

I look at it as "Was I happy to pay the price I did for my 20/21 season ticket", along with "would I have renewed if the price of my season ticket was the same or slightly more this season".
The answer to both of those, for me, would have been yes. I'm happy for the people that are getting it cheaper this season. Hopefully it will encourage the crowds back!

I look at it as "Was I happy to pay the price I did for my 20/21 season ticket", along with "would I have renewed if the price of my season ticket was the same or slightly more this season".
The answer to both of those, for me, would have been yes. I'm happy for the people that are getting it cheaper this season. Hopefully it will encourage the crowds back!

You don't have to pay. This is on the faq for the boro and Forest matches
"There is a £1 postal fee per transaction; however, 2020/21 Season Ticket Holders will not be charged a postal fee when applying for their own home league match tickets on a match-by-match basis."
 

You don't have to pay. This is on the faq for the boro and Forest matches
"There is a £1 postal fee per transaction; however, 2020/21 Season Ticket Holders will not be charged a postal fee when applying for their own home league match tickets on a match-by-match basis."
 

I think we need to get answers to every point on this, including the details behind each one. Why are we the only club in the entire football league default in payments to the HMRC. Do regulation 16.2, 16.3 and P&S non-submission of audited accounts really relate to purely amortisation or is there more to it? 

This is as of this morning. 

Probably not at the moment, but you can guarantee the moment the EFL find out about it, they will create a new rule with the punishment being a transfer embargo and apply it to us retrospectively.

Probably not at the moment, but you can guarantee the moment the EFL find out about it, they will create a new rule with the punishment being a transfer embargo and apply it to us retrospectively.

Probably not at the moment, but you can guarantee the moment the EFL find out about it, they will create a new rule with the punishment being a transfer embargo and apply it to us retrospectively.

They have mentioned it in the Huddersfield FAQ page here:

Serious question, everyone seems to be reporting that a deal is in place for Harry Wilson for £12 million. However they are also reporting that they won't pay the first instalment until 2022 in order to circumvent FFP restrictions.
Will the EFL look at this with as much scrutiny as they did with us in the end. I doubt it, but surely anything that is done to 'get around' the FFP restrictions is against the spirit of the FFP rules?

Serious question, everyone seems to be reporting that a deal is in place for Harry Wilson for £12 million. However they are also reporting that they won't pay the first instalment until 2022 in order to circumvent FFP restrictions.
Will the EFL look at this with as much scrutiny as they did with us in the end. I doubt it, but surely anything that is done to 'get around' the FFP restrictions is against the spirit of the FFP rules?