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3 hours ago, DCFC Kicks said:

How ridiculous does this look now?

He knew full well the amount of risk he was putting the club in at this moment.

Agreed. Literally no one in this photo is still part of the club.

3 minutes ago, MuespachRam said:

 by the way, isnt Shinnies hair a thing of beauty....so thick, lucious, full bodied and well groomed....he looks just like those photos that were in Ivans Barbers at Ripley in the 70's and 80's...

Haha! Always found it odd that a big Norwich fan ran a barbers in Ripley!

One possible silver light could be that if there’s a buyer lined up, they could complete the purchase fairly quickly and we might, might hold onto some of our youngsters to help the rebuild.

Straws…Clutching…At

1 hour ago, Carl Sagan said:

Max Lowe has signed for them and is available for selection for this game. 

If he plays the crowd has got to be merciless in terms of "Derby reject" and boos. It's our job to knock him out of his stride, make him not want the ball or be worried every time it goes in his direction.

 

Shame Festy’s not quite fit. Would have had Lowe on toast!

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EFL Twitter confirming accounts filed and now under review. About as much as we were expecting I guess…

Just utterly embarrassing 

Awful from Sibley there. Diving to give away the free kick

Wizzy’s last kick winner at Wycombe is the goal that actually kept us up. How random after all that

Was Fozzy not playing him on?

13 hours ago, ramit said:

He was offered a new contract, he refused that offer and was then sacked.  Granted, the offer was made in spite of his gross misconduct, but because he refused it, that became the reason he was sacked.

I think the point is (my view of it ) is that if he had accepted the reduced wages it would have been under a completely new contract i.e. he still would have had his original contract terminated (been sacked) but reemployed on a new contract with reduced wages. Basically the club still finding him guilty of gross misconduct but accepting they want him to remain employed with the club, albeit his worth to them is much much less.

15 minutes ago, Rolleston said:

Cocu clearly dosn't know what he is managing, or he would never have allowed a team bonding session that was destined to get out of hand. He has to take some of the blame for this

Keep digging fella...

19 minutes ago, caymanram said:

The offer of a reduced wage prior to the sacking seriously undermines the Club’s legal position and case with this...

I'm pretty sure the reduced wages offer would have been made "Without Prejudice" i.e. cannot be used against them in any subsequent legal action. At least I hope it was for Mel's sake....

1 hour ago, Steve How Hard? said:

I've gotta admit that when I first read the thread title, I misinterpreted it to mean he took a bung for that mistake against QPR in the playoff final.