Ramtastic ones

Not really. The administrators job is to ensure we don't accrue additional debt (that can't be repaid), find a buyer and whilst doing that run us as a going concern. If the administrators have preferred bidders that will cover any accrued debt when they take over, or the administrators can repay that debt should they have to liquidate the company then there is no issue.
The EFL are creating issues that don't exist and that can only be because they either want us liquidated or related.

Just mailed this to talksport.
 
Talk sport team
 
What are your views on Boro and Wycombe suing Derby for loss of revenue and the efl's stance in blocking a deal until this is resolved?
 
What do you think to the president that Boro and Wycombe's stance sets for future seasons and if you think suing Derby is justified should Derby sue villa and QPR who breached FFP in the seasons they beat Derby in the play off final, thus levelling the playing field?
 

Just been announced on Midlands today that administrators have stated that the process of selling club is stalled until 'boro and Wycombe cases are solved. Time for the Rams to sue QPR and Villa.
Worth noting only one club (Brentford) of last nine promoted have not breached FFP rules in their promotion season.

Just been announced on Midlands today that administrators have stated that the process of selling club is stalled until 'boro and Wycombe cases are solved. Time for the Rams to sue QPR and Villa.
Worth noting only one club (Brentford) of last nine promoted have not breached FFP rules in their promotion season.

Not really. The administrators job is to ensure we don't accrue additional debt (that can't be repaid), find a buyer and whilst doing that run us as a going concern. If the administrators have preferred bidders that will cover any accrued debt when they take over, or the administrators can repay that debt should they have to liquidate the company then there is no issue.
The EFL are creating issues that don't exist and that can only be because they either want us liquidated or related.

We sue both QPR and villa for loss of revenue when we lost to them in play finals and they both breached FFP. I reckon thats about £200m. If so we're in clover and the EFL are in the poo as every season will end in litigation.
The EFL need to wise up and put a stop to this litigation farce. The rules - points deductions for offenders - are what all clubs sign up to.

Not really. The administrators job is to ensure we don't accrue additional debt (that can't be repaid), find a buyer and whilst doing that run us as a going concern. If the administrators have preferred bidders that will cover any accrued debt when they take over, or the administrators can repay that debt should they have to liquidate the company then there is no issue.
The EFL are creating issues that don't exist and that can only be because they either want us liquidated or related.

Just seen this.
 
Middlesbrough and Stoke also face severe scrutiny as Covid-inflicted collapse in transfer values makes it impossible to offset FFP losses
 
God I hope it's true for gobson and his oh so perfect 'boro.
 
 

Just seen this.
 
Middlesbrough and Stoke also face severe scrutiny as Covid-inflicted collapse in transfer values makes it impossible to offset FFP losses
 
God I hope it's true for gobson and his oh so perfect 'boro.
 
 

So if you can't get good price because everybody knows your skint it's ok but if it's because of Covid it isn't. Think we might have got a tad more than we did for Bogle and Lowe with a positive bank balance.

Just seen this.
 
Middlesbrough and Stoke also face severe scrutiny as Covid-inflicted collapse in transfer values makes it impossible to offset FFP losses
 
God I hope it's true for gobson and his oh so perfect 'boro.
 
 

Add Wolves, West Brom and Leeds to that list. Over spend and get promoted. Zero consequences

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

She sits near me in the east stand and I haven't heard her sing in years

I started out in kiddies corner back in the early seventies. I saw us beat Real Madrid at the BBG and I was there for many other great games. Many will have been rams fans for much longer and seen greater days. I have a programme from the '46 cup final given to me by grandad. Derby is in my DNA. Let's hope that we survive this and let's use our energy in a positive way.
MM, love him or hate him, has gone. We, as true fans move on and do what we can - support the players and staff in a positive way. Energy focused on the old guard is wasted. Pride park is our home and pride is what we have.
I will still go to the matches. My 13 year old son will come with me - he is still firmly a Ram even though he lives in an area (Grantham) dominated by forest fans. He dreams of those great days that I witnessed. If he can stay loyal so can we. COYR.
 
 

I started out in kiddies corner back in the early seventies. I saw us beat Real Madrid at the BBG and I was there for many other great games. Many will have been rams fans for much longer and seen greater days. I have a programme from the '46 cup final given to me by grandad. Derby is in my DNA. Let's hope that we survive this and let's use our energy in a positive way.
MM, love him or hate him, has gone. We, as true fans move on and do what we can - support the players and staff in a positive way. Energy focused on the old guard is wasted. Pride park is our home and pride is what we have.
I will still go to the matches. My 13 year old son will come with me - he is still firmly a Ram even though he lives in an area (Grantham) dominated by forest fans. He dreams of those great days that I witnessed. If he can stay loyal so can we. COYR.
 
 

So first of all this is no defence of MM. Like most I am fuming, but let's not let emotion get in the way of reality.
Players value depreciation at championship level is not relative to premiership and as MM pointed out if you under value an asset then sell it you get a tax bill, so whilst the EFL don't like it, technically MM is right. Not the first time the EFL are wrong and it won't be the last.
As for Lampards team, years 2 and 3 don't matter as they left of their own free will, so there was no cost. In fact we got a pay off so made a profit.
WE didn't get the rub of the green and MM made mistakes, big mistakes, but he tried. That is all now history. We need to move on, support the club and the players and together, with a fair wind and a pinch of overdue luck, we will come out of this.
 

I started out in kiddies corner back in the early seventies. I saw us beat Real Madrid at the BBG and I was there for many other great games. Many will have been rams fans for much longer and seen greater days. I have a programme from the '46 cup final given to me by grandad. Derby is in my DNA. Let's hope that we survive this and let's use our energy in a positive way.
MM, love him or hate him, has gone. We, as true fans move on and do what we can - support the players and staff in a positive way. Energy focused on the old guard is wasted. Pride park is our home and pride is what we have.
I will still go to the matches. My 13 year old son will come with me - he is still firmly a Ram even though he lives in an area (Grantham) dominated by forest fans. He dreams of those great days that I witnessed. If he can stay loyal so can we. COYR.
 
 

So first of all this is no defence of MM. Like most I am fuming, but let's not let emotion get in the way of reality.
Players value depreciation at championship level is not relative to premiership and as MM pointed out if you under value an asset then sell it you get a tax bill, so whilst the EFL don't like it, technically MM is right. Not the first time the EFL are wrong and it won't be the last.
As for Lampards team, years 2 and 3 don't matter as they left of their own free will, so there was no cost. In fact we got a pay off so made a profit.
WE didn't get the rub of the green and MM made mistakes, big mistakes, but he tried. That is all now history. We need to move on, support the club and the players and together, with a fair wind and a pinch of overdue luck, we will come out of this.
 

I started out in kiddies corner back in the early seventies. I saw us beat Real Madrid at the BBG and I was there for many other great games. Many will have been rams fans for much longer and seen greater days. I have a programme from the '46 cup final given to me by grandad. Derby is in my DNA. Let's hope that we survive this and let's use our energy in a positive way.
MM, love him or hate him, has gone. We, as true fans move on and do what we can - support the players and staff in a positive way. Energy focused on the old guard is wasted. Pride park is our home and pride is what we have.
I will still go to the matches. My 13 year old son will come with me - he is still firmly a Ram even though he lives in an area (Grantham) dominated by forest fans. He dreams of those great days that I witnessed. If he can stay loyal so can we. COYR.