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Slightly bizarre that Rob Dorsett's very negative piece was aired after the start of the MPs Urgent questions in Parliament.
I'd be interested to see what he had to think about the situation after what was said by the MPs, but I guess we won't hear any more from him today, as the potential momentum shift could make him look stupid.
Sky are just as implicit in ruining football as the EFL are! 

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

Hopefully by 12th February Derby will have new owners, and Gibson will have withdrawn his claim.
Sky also seem to be revising their live TV games almost at will at the moment due to games being postponed because of the pandemic.
So if we are in a much better place come February, then Surely the best option would be to fill the away end, give Gibson all the sh#t we can during the game, and try and cheer the team onto a further 3 points in our bid for the Great Escape.
If however the situation is still dire, and it looks like we are going down regardless, then boycotting the match, possibly even staging a noisy protest outside the Riverside during the game, would certainly get us some headlines, even more so if Sky pulled it for live TV.
Perhaps it's a case of seeing what the next couple of weeks hold before purchasing a match ticket?

How can the EFL suggest there is any possible compromise? Wouldn't any such compromise theoretically set some kind of precedent, and require us to admit that we knew we were acting outwith the rules AT THE TIME, when it has been pointed out by others many times that the EFL had already signed off our accounts. It was later that they changed their minds.
So surely the EFL should be putting pressure on them both to drop the claims completely.
Sorry, how daft of me, the EFL need a backbone to do that.

Hopefully by 12th February Derby will have new owners, and Gibson will have withdrawn his claim.
Sky also seem to be revising their live TV games almost at will at the moment due to games being postponed because of the pandemic.
So if we are in a much better place come February, then Surely the best option would be to fill the away end, give Gibson all the sh#t we can during the game, and try and cheer the team onto a further 3 points in our bid for the Great Escape.
If however the situation is still dire, and it looks like we are going down regardless, then boycotting the match, possibly even staging a noisy protest outside the Riverside during the game, would certainly get us some headlines, even more so if Sky pulled it for live TV.
Perhaps it's a case of seeing what the next couple of weeks hold before purchasing a match ticket?

How can the EFL suggest there is any possible compromise? Wouldn't any such compromise theoretically set some kind of precedent, and require us to admit that we knew we were acting outwith the rules AT THE TIME, when it has been pointed out by others many times that the EFL had already signed off our accounts. It was later that they changed their minds.
So surely the EFL should be putting pressure on them both to drop the claims completely.
Sorry, how daft of me, the EFL need a backbone to do that.

How can the EFL suggest there is any possible compromise? Wouldn't any such compromise theoretically set some kind of precedent, and require us to admit that we knew we were acting outwith the rules AT THE TIME, when it has been pointed out by others many times that the EFL had already signed off our accounts. It was later that they changed their minds.
So surely the EFL should be putting pressure on them both to drop the claims completely.
Sorry, how daft of me, the EFL need a backbone to do that.

Hopefully by 12th February Derby will have new owners, and Gibson will have withdrawn his claim.
Sky also seem to be revising their live TV games almost at will at the moment due to games being postponed because of the pandemic.
So if we are in a much better place come February, then Surely the best option would be to fill the away end, give Gibson all the sh#t we can during the game, and try and cheer the team onto a further 3 points in our bid for the Great Escape.
If however the situation is still dire, and it looks like we are going down regardless, then boycotting the match, possibly even staging a noisy protest outside the Riverside during the game, would certainly get us some headlines, even more so if Sky pulled it for live TV.
Perhaps it's a case of seeing what the next couple of weeks hold before purchasing a match ticket?

If Coventry win their games in hand they'll be right in the play off mix.
They might therefore also be thinking that the FA Cup is an unnecessary distraction and rest key players as well.
If that is the case, then I think a strong showing from a much changed Derby team could scrape us through to the next round.
Knowing our luck, we'd probably then get a top 6 Premier League side or a non-league team in the fourth round and get selected for TV. Suddenly the extra income from a decent gate, and/or from TV money, might just come in handy.

That photo is brilliant. Sums up where we are at the moment. Actually looks like it's from a bygone era, yet it is very recent.
Cloughie and Taylor (looking down in the background) would be proud of the current team.
If, and it's still a huge IF, we do the impossible and stay up, then whatever book / film / Netflix series they do about us, this photo should be on the cover.

That photo is brilliant. Sums up where we are at the moment. Actually looks like it's from a bygone era, yet it is very recent.
Cloughie and Taylor (looking down in the background) would be proud of the current team.
If, and it's still a huge IF, we do the impossible and stay up, then whatever book / film / Netflix series they do about us, this photo should be on the cover.

That photo is brilliant. Sums up where we are at the moment. Actually looks like it's from a bygone era, yet it is very recent.
Cloughie and Taylor (looking down in the background) would be proud of the current team.
If, and it's still a huge IF, we do the impossible and stay up, then whatever book / film / Netflix series they do about us, this photo should be on the cover.

That's a great turn out.
Respect to all those travelling Rams ?

That's a great turn out.
Respect to all those travelling Rams ?

That's a great turn out.
Respect to all those travelling Rams ?

That's a great turn out.
Respect to all those travelling Rams ?

That's a great turn out.
Respect to all those travelling Rams ?