Tyler Durden

All I'm reading is Byzantine possibilities of what HMRC could and couldn't accept as deals when the solution is as plain as the nose on your face - the person responsible for racking up these huge debts pays them, job done.
Silly me for thinking that.

He probably doesn’t have the money or just doesn’t want to. 

Rooney isn't going anywhere until we get new owners in. Simple. 
It's an impossible argument to prove either way unless another manager takes over. 

Not sure if this has been posted but sad news.
Today we lost a legend, my great friend and my right arm , RIP Keith, love you Don x #dcfcfans

Much of what our management team does is mystifying. What’s the plan with the goalkeepers? Why is Lawrence captain? Why are youngsters so often played out of position ? Why do we pick defensive midfielders when we have little fluidity up front and we need wins? Why are our set plays repeatedly rubbish? Why do we so often give up a lead? 

How often do we see our management team influence things on the pitch to change a game around ? (Yesterday’s subs were decent, but apart from that ...?)
no. This is not a strong championship and our squad should be well ahead of where they are on points. 

I've just seen the RamsTV highlights on YouTube.
No shots on goal in the entire game by us?

I don't agree with your logic. If the majority of people think that 4 wins out of 21 is the BEST Rooney can do then surely that means then the points tally accrued by the end of the season given the BEST expectations will have us playing in League 1 next season?
So if relegation isn't to be a formality Rooney needs to up that win rate which then makes the first premise false?

I don't agree with your logic. If the majority of people think that 4 wins out of 21 is the BEST Rooney can do then surely that means then the points tally accrued by the end of the season given the BEST expectations will have us playing in League 1 next season?
So if relegation isn't to be a formality Rooney needs to up that win rate which then makes the first premise false?

Regardless of whether you think Rooney is a good manager or not the reality is that he's going to be here until at least the end of January if the administrators timelines are realistic. 
So folks can grumble and gripe about Rooney but the facts are it'll be groundhog day every Saturday as he ain't going anywhere soon.

My thinking was he was a pariah for "slapper gate", messiah for his work around the club on going into administration and meh for being, well, 

Regardless of whether you think Rooney is a good manager or not the reality is that he's going to be here until at least the end of January if the administrators timelines are realistic. 
So folks can grumble and gripe about Rooney but the facts are it'll be groundhog day every Saturday as he ain't going anywhere soon.

Wazza seems to have gone from pariah to messiah and back to meh in half a season...... ?

Regardless of whether you think Rooney is a good manager or not the reality is that he's going to be here until at least the end of January if the administrators timelines are realistic. 
So folks can grumble and gripe about Rooney but the facts are it'll be groundhog day every Saturday as he ain't going anywhere soon.

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

To show that there are people who loved him. 

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

Have just seen on Twitter that Birmingham City and Millwall are to remember Arthur in the 6th minute of tomorrow's game, a tribute which is being followed by a number of other clubs fans.
Would be touching if we as a group of supporters could do the same thing, the reports of his case would make a grown man break down in tears.
RIP Arthur

This should not be a tribute. 
This should be be an apology from all of us to that little lad - for what he suffered and for our failures to protect him. 
It's awful and some quiet reflection, inadequate as it is, seems the very least we can offer. 
RIP little Arthur. I'm so sorry that society failed you so badly. ?

To show that there are people who loved him.