CapePete

4 minutes ago, dcfcreece1601 said:

Looks like 

 

Wildsmith gk

Rb - oduro

Cb - cashin

Cb- Davies

Lb - forsyth

Cm's - bird , Knight 

Rm - nathaneil mendez lang

Cf - sibley 

Lm - Tom barkhuizen

That's only 10, think you've missed Thommo

2 minutes ago, SuffolkRam said:

Would be nice to hear something from CK, the silence  is unnerving.  Paranoid that this might make him think again

He already said his priority next season was winning League 1, so why would it make him think again.

31 minutes ago, Crewton said:

At Sheff Wed's Tribunal hearing, it was revealed that the EFL wanted Wednesday and Derby's potential penalties to be applied to the seasons that would most impact on them, SWFC in 2019/20 (when their original 9 point penalty would have relegated them, but their eventual 6 point penalty wouldn't have) and Derby in 2020/21 (because we were more than 12 points clear of relegation in 2019/20). The Tribunal threw out their proposal stating that it wasn't the purpose of the Tribunal to directly relegate a team (i.e SWFC) by applying a penalty without giving them the opportunity to overcome that penalty on the field of play, and therefor the punishment must be applied to the following season.

Boro then further delayed our 2nd Tribunal (arising from the EFL's appeal against the decision of the 1st Tribunal) by commencing an Arbitration against DCFC  that had to be considered and determined before the LAP could determine the EFL's appeal. The panel determined that Boro had no jurisdiction to either start their own Arbitration or join the EFL's action.

This all started with Boro starting an Arbitration against the EFL in September 2019, which they dropped on the understanding that they would claim compensation from DCFC if the EFL brought charges against DCFC which proved to be successful.

So you can see clearly that the EFL have been in cahoots with Boro from the outset, simply to protect themselves from a very bitter little man.

Wycombe should be suing Boro then for delaying the decision 

Flintshire, North Wales

Crewe

Bought up in Buxton, season ticket in the Normaton Upper at BBG

I was born in Birmingham, then lived in Cheltenham, and then moved up to Buxton when I was 10 and decided Derby County would be my team and convinced my dad from Nottingham to get season tickets, first in the Normaton Upper at the BBG, then to PP. Tried to make games when I could after going to uni, now living in North Wales.