Mihangel

Wow. I know I'm in a minority but due all his mistakes, I loved Mel's ambition and what he wanted to do for the club. I sincerely hope that this may redress his reputation of only a little. Oh, and a big FU to Gibson, Couhig and the EFL.

Maybe I haven't dug enough in to the detail but have the EFL explained, at any point, why they believe that a claim from Wycombe could be against the club and not the EFL themselves. There is no plausible way that DCFC should be accountable for the processes not being followed last season, that is entirely within the remit of the EFL? No?

5 minutes ago, HedgeEnder said:

Amesbury, Wiltshire

Nice spot. Stayed at Amesbury Travelodge on the A303 a few years back for a couple of nights to escape house renovations. #Romance

Nr Llanymawddwy, ruralist rural North Wales, 121 miles - Setting off in an hour or so ?

5 minutes ago, uttoxram75 said:

I'm going to the stadium tomorrow morning to start queuing for me half time pint.....

I'm going tonight?

150 left, make noise, join the march.

51 minutes ago, Gee SCREAMER !! said:

WTF. Stay at home. Heard enough poo from this lot on the Radio last week.

Brave - Do you think someone should tell them that they may find the mood a little, erm, febrile? 

It's going to rock, get your friends to buy tickets, get your family to buy tickets then join the march. With a beer. COYR

7 minutes ago, swansea ram said:

Do you still need a covid pass to go into the ground, or has that now been scraped in England.  Thanks.

Was thinking the same myself, travelling from North Wales!

41 minutes ago, RadioactiveWaste said:

FTFY

And the answer is still no....

2 minutes ago, PistoldPete said:

Pauline and Margaret Beckett to give Efl another hand bagging. This time it gets really mean.
 

No need for casual sexism.

22 minutes ago, FlyBritishMidland said:

Wasn’t me mate.  The whole family came across well and got across what it means to the fans.  On the whole, it was a nice piece.

Made me think watching them that I’m the last one in our family line.  No brothers, sisters or kids to carry on supporting The Rams.  Really don’t want it to end.

Ah, well yeah I thought everyone came across well, it showed people what this club means to the city.

Likewise, the end of the family line - I really was quite upset this morning, took myself by surprise.

4 minutes ago, angieram said:

I think the earlier reports went into the impasse and what needs to be done about it. 

The 8.40 report was the feature piece, designed to pull on the heartstrings. It worked in that respect.

You're not kidding are you.

39 minutes ago, FlyBritishMidland said:

On at 8:35.

Nice one, came across well - I don't know how you held it together.

Welling up watching breakfast tv is something I never imagined would happen. 

I'll be there, good luck. Join the march. But a ticket.

16 hours ago, Wistaston Ram said:

No that is just the home fans. If Brum sell out we are looking at about 27K so far.

It'll be the biggest crowd of the weekend, that's a big statement ?

Must be something about university employees with the initials KM who self promote themselves as experts only to be shown as complete charlatans. Utter rubbish, I would support Derby if they were playing bowls in the East Midlands over 90s seconds...

40 minutes ago, WestStandStartTheBounce said:

Just under 6K tickets left (mainly north stand and north east corner) for next Sunday. If you want east stand/ majority of West stand looks like you need to get them quick. Let's make this a sell out.

100%, pivotal match, either the last before the abyss (not happening), welcoming the buyer or showing what's on offer to a wavering bidder, let's make the place rock.

1 minute ago, curb said:

? The climate of togetherness and camaraderie ?

Then you say Do one ?

sorry, that just tickled me

Fair point, well made! I guess should phrase it around being in the inside of the tent piddling out...

10 minutes ago, PistoldPete said:

The Percy article seems to confirm my fears that the Binnie bid is not as good as the other bids.

They can't come in and deduct monies from an acceptable purchase price, just because they are offering to cover Boro and Wycombe claims. So effectively the other genuine creditors would lose out because of  the Boro and Wycombe  claims. That can't happen.   

 

 

Percy doesn't know any more than Maguire who knows less than my pet Hamster about the details of these bids, chill for a bit....

* I haven't got a pet Hamster, if I did, it would pull moonies to Percy and Maguire.

20 minutes ago, 68 Guns said:

Pedantic I know but I get properly upset with it. 

Always talking about what the club means to The City. 

Derby COUNTY

We're here too.......

If you have literally no idea what it means to the city of Derby, then you would have written that post. I can't imagine a post that is more out of synch with the climate of togetherness and camaraderie around the club right now. Do one 

On 21/01/2022 at 15:16, WestLondonRam said:

I have brought the last one in my row 4 tickets and 1 next to us if anyone who can't afford it wants it

Awesome, very generous!

Let's show prospective new owners what we're all about!

Right, back to the fun stuff!

2 hours ago, Eatonram said:

Did I hear right that £28m was described as the “asking price”? What does this cover? Maguire said not even enough to cover football debts??

Clearly and obviously, Maguire knows as much about what this £28m means as most of the rest of us. Nothing.

7 hours ago, Mckram said:

Totally agree. Again though, if you’re Leeds/Villa/Bournemouth/Leicester/Wolves it’s paid off and the owners are still loved. It just shows how flawed the whole thing is.

I can only think of Burnley and Norwich who have got up sustainably…maybe Brighton? Even then someone may prove me wrong.

Erm, I can only help prove you more right...

https://theathletic.com/news/brighton-loan-finances-debt-latest/ESzqXFHhLNBI/%3famp=1