Tyler Durden

Less than £100 to go now.

Best result of the season.

Best result of the season.

You do now ?

I have to say, this one did make me smile!

I asked the Mrs for a definition of attack. She knows bloody everything, and I can confirm it is either a) a small, sharp broad-headed nail, or b) a long stitch used to fasten fabrics together temporarily, prior to permanent sewing.

I agree. I don’t want to live in an echo chamber where we fuel each other’s sense of self righteousness 
I think this suggestion (the thread) isn’t pleasant but others feel sufficiently aggrieved.. so .. let’s all talk about it and air our opinions. Isn’t that what a forum is for ? ( Even though I am right about everything, obviously) 

Absolutely agree with the sentiments posted on his Justgiving page, the situation is a total embarrassment.

Oh golly humour bypass.
Won't try to post anything with a hint of levity in it in future for fear of offending someone.

Oh golly sarcasm bypass. Carry on! ?

Done. Great initiative. 
Just spotted that a Forest fan had praised the initiative and made a contribution. That’s nice to see. 

Great thread, with Gift Aid it's well under a grand to go.
 

She's on the phone to the mods right now

Absolutely agree with the sentiments posted on his Justgiving page, the situation is a total embarrassment.

Why not? Just because you don't agree with it doesn't mean it should be taken down. 

I couldn’t get over this debt when it came to light. It’s shameful. 
Donated soon as I saw it on Twitter. Well done & thanks to the supporter who’s organising it.
 

Absolutely agree with the sentiments posted on his Justgiving page, the situation is a total embarrassment.

My understanding of the thread title was a reference to, and comparison with, our previous achievement(s) in relation to winning the big prize?
I too, could be wrong, natch!  ?‍♂️

Might be wrong, probably am, but isn't it the EPL? 

Long before it's time..

The size of the debt isn't the issue here, am sure there a number of other football league clubs with debts of the same order of magnitude it's the fact that their owners didn't welch on their financial responsibilities and do a runner. 

The size of the debt isn't the issue here, am sure there a number of other football league clubs with debts of the same order of magnitude it's the fact that their owners didn't welch on their financial responsibilities and do a runner. 

Rams fan Andy Mitchell is fundraising for St John's Ambulance to see if he/we can raise the £8,000 that Mel left them hanging for. Going well so far but if anyone can help here is the link:-
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stjohndcfc?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socpledgemobile&utm_content=stjohndcfc&utm_campaign=post-pledge-mobile&utm_term=K6Yx7jQn6

Unless I’ve read the posts incorrectly, I thought @Tyler Durden was saying this?

It's an interesting one. There are some similarities with long firm fraud where a company gains a good credit rating with its suppliers with the intention of ordering a massive amount of stock in one hit then the company vanishes and the goods bought on credit are then knocked out somewhere else.
The question in this case which was posed by the OP was that did Mel knowingly or premeditatedly rack up huge debts in the knowledge that they would never be paid back? And is this therefore fraudulent?
I'm not suggesting for a minute that before we went into administration the office furniture got knocked out on eBay on the QT but it's a debate worthy of some answers.