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6 minutes ago, Sparkle said:

Sell the printer sell the lawnmower but you can’t force a human being to sign for another club if they don’t want to 

Agree that you cannot force a player to sign elsewhere, but if you put yourself in the shoes of a creditor, you’d expect the administration team to be making every effort to persuade that player that it’s in the best interests of the club (long Term) for them to accept a move. 
 

I know where your coming from, but I just think we need to be mindful that the fan’s interests may not fully align with the mandate given to the administration team. 

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According to Percy in today's Torygraph:

"One party is fronted by former Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey, working on behalf of General Sports Worldwide, which includes former Derby chairman Andrew Appleby and former chief executive Sam Rush. It is understood they tabled an increased bid of around £30 million for the club on December 23."

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7 minutes ago, Carl Sagan said:

According to Percy in today's Torygraph:

"One party is fronted by former Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey, working on behalf of General Sports Worldwide, which includes former Derby chairman Andrew Appleby and former chief executive Sam Rush. It is understood they tabled an increased bid of around £30 million for the club on December 23."

Was that an  increase of £30m, rather than the full  offer?

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37 minutes ago, Sparkle said:

Sell the printer sell the lawnmower but you can’t force a human being to sign for another club if they don’t want to 

No you can't but they will no doubt be listening to their agents who will get the best possible deal for them including security, as things stand everything with us is up in the air.

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8 minutes ago, Carl Sagan said:

According to Percy in today's Torygraph:

"One party is fronted by former Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey, working on behalf of General Sports Worldwide, which includes former Derby chairman Andrew Appleby and former chief executive Sam Rush. It is understood they tabled an increased bid of around £30 million for the club on December 23."

He also says the administrators are focusing on internal communication with staff at the club.  And quite right too.  Those who rely on DCFC to pay the mortgage and put food on table deserve to know what’s happening before any of us.

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1 minute ago, atherstoneram said:

No you can't but they will no doubt be listening to their agents who will get the best possible deal for them including security, as things stand everything with us is up in the air.

Up in the air and then headed firmly in the back of the onion bag by Claude

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I wondered if the preffered bidder, Appleby and Co, were working on the assumption we would be a league 1 club, which looked likely 4 weeks ago. Maybe part of their plan is/was to sell off anyone we could get a fee for in January to reduce any debt possible and to force Rooney onto leaving, before taking control in Feb and beginning the rebuild.

When CK pulled out, it put the ball firmly in Applebys court, it gave them bargaining power.

Only issue now is, we actually look like we COULD stay up, in fact on current form it is likely we do stop up.

Current situation may have woken up potential bidders, Ashley for example.

The administrators may have unexpectedly wrestled back a bit of power in the negotiations and this could be what is delaying things.

Or it is none of the above and Applebys cheque keeps bouncing ?

 

 

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1 hour ago, Maharan said:

Agree that you cannot force a player to sign elsewhere, but if you put yourself in the shoes of a creditor, you’d expect the administration team to be making every effort to persuade that player that it’s in the best interests of the club (long Term) for them to accept a move. 
 

I know where your coming from, but I just think we need to be mindful that the fan’s interests may not fully align with the mandate given to the administration team. 

Exactly, the case in point here is Riggott to Boro (of all places)
He didn't want to go, and he's sitting there in the press conference looking grumpy with arms folded - but he still went

 

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1 hour ago, StrawHillRam said:

Was that an  increase of £30m, rather than the full  offer?

Sure £30m is the full offer. A significant valuation for a League One club in waiting. 

Now the administrators have turned Kirchner down it suggests to me that they will have to sell players to reduce the debt. Nixon says there isn't enough money in the kitty to keep the club running through until the next window without a buyer, so it's sell in January or never.

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3 minutes ago, Carl Sagan said:

Sure £30m is the full offer. A significant valuation for a League One club in waiting. 

Now the administrators have turned Kirchner down it suggests to me that they will have to sell players to reduce the debt. Nixon says there isn't enough money in the kitty to keep the club running through until the next window without a buyer, so it's sell in January or never.

Nixon talks poo. 

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