RYRAM

Like most yesterday I was gutted 
But the two goals where mess ups 
We will be fine striker needed 
 

Like most yesterday I was gutted 
But the two goals where mess ups 
We will be fine striker needed 
 

Like most yesterday I was gutted 
But the two goals where mess ups 
We will be fine striker needed 
 

Like most yesterday I was gutted 
But the two goals where mess ups 
We will be fine striker needed 
 

Like most yesterday I was gutted 
But the two goals where mess ups 
We will be fine striker needed 
 

Ben Radcliffe is the one I’m most impressed by from pre-season. Spent pretty much a full season in non-league men’s football last year as an 18 year old and has the height and build of someone much older than his 19 years. He’s my pick for surprise fast track to the first team picture 

Warne has said the players he wants are at clubs waiting on bringing replacements first, which could be Rhodes or Godden.
Ive seen Stoke have a few ayers available, Tyrese Campbell being one but I imagine he would get a Championship move. However, Warne has said he wants pace up top, so maybe Dwight Gayle could be an option? 1 year left on his deal but seems to be out of favour.

Assombolonga you say

@sage, this is the sort of moronic comment I was referring to.

Would love him a derby 

I would take him all day. Always liked him. 
 Not sure of his fitness. Belive he was playing in Turkey ( could be wrong ) but if he wanted and wasn't on stupid wages the trial defo. 

I would take him all day. Always liked him. 
 Not sure of his fitness. Belive he was playing in Turkey ( could be wrong ) but if he wanted and wasn't on stupid wages the trial defo. 

I would take him all day. Always liked him. 
 Not sure of his fitness. Belive he was playing in Turkey ( could be wrong ) but if he wanted and wasn't on stupid wages the trial defo. 

I’d love it to be Andy Carroll. Proper handful old fashioned CF with some class and a touch that would stand out in this league.  We’d score some headers with NML and Barks providing ammunition. 
 
I always thought he was the sort of mean mother you would not like to play against. 

What's Lewis grabbin doing still at forest?
He would be ideal 

Random one, but wouldn't be surprised to see us get Charlie Savage for the season.

Rudy Gestede on a free have a look derby 
Thoughts? 

One I really think we should look at getting is Louie Barry form villa (on loan) 
Good young talent down the road would love him here.

Look B4, the guy is voicing his opinion and he is entitled to that, if we agree or not. Nothing is done yet, so no one can for certain say that he will or won't, even you. The ONLY people that really know anything are CK and the admins, unless you are secretly ITK.

Maybe Rooney can get get best out of him. 
Gamble worth taking  

I can see this one. 
Local ish family been linked with him a few times. Would not be surprised if we went for him in the past but for one reason and another never happened. 
Will he drop his wage I fhink so. 
Ideal signing for me 

Nope not for me 

Conservative MP Damian Collins, a former chair of the digital, culture, media and sport committee, said it was the EFL's failure to punish Derby at the time which has caused the current chaos.
"If the EFL had enforced its own financial rules effectively this wouldn't have happened," said Collins. "And yet it is the EFL's own rules that will trigger the expulsion of Derby from the league."
EFL as a governing body deserves opprobrium for today’s situation too. Its tardiness in dealing with these initial rule breaches, the lack of clarity over its FFP regulations, coupled with years of wrangling on charges for which the club was eventually cleared, led to prolonged uncertainty for Derby and, more significantly, to other clubs becoming increasingly aggrieved. 
The efl are guilty by failure to act on the boro and Wycombe spurious claims.
The EFL’s judgment on whether they are indeed football debts crucial. According to Derby’s administrators, the EFL was unwilling to clarify this, imperilling a Derby takeover. That left the club scrambling to find ways to prove they could afford to see out the season by the EFL-imposed deadline of February 1.
It’s difficult not to conclude that we’ve seen gross EFL incompetence throughout this saga. A worthy governance institution should enforce rules in a timely manner and offer clarity. The FFP regulations are specifically supposed to ensure that members cannot get into these situations. On those grounds, the EFL has failed. 
The efl failed derby in reflecting the effect of lost revenue due to covid.
Julian Knight, the chairman of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport select committee pointed out the EFL had benefited from financial assistance itself, during the Covid crisis.
'In light of that, it is beholden on the EFL to show decency and understanding to Derby County, a former league champion club, in this their hour of need,' he said.
I don't want to keep rehashing these things, but for me, without question, the efl are not innocent km the Derby county situation.
Would things have been different if dcfc had am owner with financial clout to bring in lawyers to defend itself, we might never know, and now thanks to ck, another chapter of dcfc cab be written. 
 
 

Was absolutely fantastic at Gillingham. Big strong target man with a bit of pace too. Was a twenty goal a season striker in league one for Gillingham.

Let's not have play offs and have dead rubber games for weeks on end yay!!