Mihangel

Cheers Nostradamus ?

Cheers Nostradamus ?

Cheers Nostradamus ?

I hope for whichever players sake their names never come out. Some 'kin footballers ?. Vultures.

The good thing about Appleby is that you know he actually wants the club. He cares about the club and the people of Derby. You know that we will be in safe hands.

This would make me happy.

I was really low last night I was talking my mum I would destroyed if derby goes.

It's posts like this that should be binned. 
You are moaning about a debate you're not interested in to argue that you shouldn't be reading it. 
I think proof that over £100 million of money is either owed in loans or not is quite a big subject in a thread with the title of "Administration" 
And you're extending it into an argument of whether or not you find it worth reading. And then arguing the point. 
Which posts need binning again? 

This is such classic Derby
Take a normal situation and look for a negative angle, then moan about it
 

In fairness, it's a little more nuanced than that - It's no secret that I despise Mike Ashley and his terrible employment practices but then I'm also no fan of CK's apparent alt-right tendencies. In the context of my football club though, I can only focus on what said person will do for the football club. A lot has been said about Ashley and his job at Newcastle but the facts are that in the season before he bought them, they finished 13th in the PL. In the last season under Ashley, they finished 12th in the PL. So in a very simplistic, non scientific football only analysis, he left them where he found them. That wouldn't be good news for us.
In terms of infrastructure spending, Newcastle under Ashley between 2010 and 2020 spent £7m on repairs on maintenance, comfortably bottom of the PL table, the academy there is apparently not fit for purpose. A repetition of this would be a disaster for us.
In short, I would be disappointed if Ashley is are new owner, will be mardy about it? Probably. I certainly would love to see some commitment to infrastructure spending.

In fairness, it's a little more nuanced than that - It's no secret that I despise Mike Ashley and his terrible employment practices but then I'm also no fan of CK's apparent alt-right tendencies. In the context of my football club though, I can only focus on what said person will do for the football club. A lot has been said about Ashley and his job at Newcastle but the facts are that in the season before he bought them, they finished 13th in the PL. In the last season under Ashley, they finished 12th in the PL. So in a very simplistic, non scientific football only analysis, he left them where he found them. That wouldn't be good news for us.
In terms of infrastructure spending, Newcastle under Ashley between 2010 and 2020 spent £7m on repairs on maintenance, comfortably bottom of the PL table, the academy there is apparently not fit for purpose. A repetition of this would be a disaster for us.
In short, I would be disappointed if Ashley is are new owner, will be mardy about it? Probably. I certainly would love to see some commitment to infrastructure spending.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

I would be very happy if Appleby and co get the gig. They will have a very steady hand at the tiller, we don't need loads and loads of money spent, this club will be competitive in L1 with a strong academy and decent crowds.

Probably how we've engineered a situation where we've got no players, have been relegated, on the cusp of going out of business. You can see their point, they've all been hard done by and we've been shown such favouritism.

Probably how we've engineered a situation where we've got no players, have been relegated, on the cusp of going out of business. You can see their point, they've all been hard done by and we've been shown such favouritism.

Probably how we've engineered a situation where we've got no players, have been relegated, on the cusp of going out of business. You can see their point, they've all been hard done by and we've been shown such favouritism.

Probably how we've engineered a situation where we've got no players, have been relegated, on the cusp of going out of business. You can see their point, they've all been hard done by and we've been shown such favouritism.

Yup, we've benefited soooo much from our flagrant flouting of player amortisation. (An offence that isn't even an offence in standard accounting).
The Parachute payments of the Premier League are not one bit unfair at all. A real level playing field.
The EFL have been so fair over all of this too. Not influenced by other Championship chairman one bit.
And the Administrators appointed by our unfairly-maligned former chairman have done such a good job.
Covid wasn't really an issue either, was it? Just a hollow excuse.
The other 71 clubs are complete right. We are being shown extreme favouritism. Our situation is similar to Bury and we should be treated exactly the same as them. It's "the clubs" fault we're in this mess and the players, staff and fans need to pay the price and suffer. 100%.

Probably how we've engineered a situation where we've got no players, have been relegated, on the cusp of going out of business. You can see their point, they've all been hard done by and we've been shown such favouritism.

How exactly does it effect anyone else at the moment? Yep the "football family" going strong