The Administration Thread

[Tamworthram]

8 minutes ago, Derbados said:

He’s probably cautious about taking it full time at this stage as a lot is dependant on everything going through on the 29th. I would expect him to to be announced full time following the successful purchase of the the club and an understanding of budgets / contracts etc.

He won’t even have been offered the permanent position. As @roboto said they’re not going to make a permanent offer to anyone (even if they can) with the takeover potentially so close to completion.

Edited June 26, 2022 by Tamworthram

[Steve How Hard?]

17 minutes ago, DCFC1388 said:

EFL happy with the funds to spend on playing  budget? Surely that has feck all to do with them or does it mean they're happy because it's a low amount and it could result in another relegation? 

[I know nuffin]

9 minutes ago, w8sey said:

Would have liked to have seen Rosenior given it outright. He may well end up with it, but if he was going to get it full time wouldn't we have given it to him now?

Nobody there to give it him outright!

[NC--RAM]

17 minutes ago, RoyMac5 said:

For non Twits:

Now THAT'S the 60th birthday pressie i've been waiting for.!!!!!!

[TheresOnlyWanChope]

Good news. The fans and the club deserve some positivity after this shambles. Hopefully can get it sealed soon and field a competitive team this season. 

[PistoldPete]

2 minutes ago, Unlucky Alf said:

If it's right what some have posted, Wouldn't it fail the INTEGRITY of the league?

So would having Ridsdale on their Board but that didn't stop them. Anyway Clowes hopefully will put a stop to that nonsense.  

[Wolfie20]

17 minutes ago, Ambitious said:

Another bit of good news: it’s confirmed that the Clowes bid will avoid any further point deductions. 

No news yet on contract extensions, signing players or what needs to be done in that regard.

Sadly that's in the hands of the EFL - they may take a while to contact the urchin from Middlesbrough to get the ok.

[Ram-Alf]

13 minutes ago, w8sey said:

Would have liked to have seen Rosenior given it outright. He may well end up with it, but if he was going to get it full time wouldn't we have given it to him now?

Nope, Rosenior will have to sit down with the owner(DC)to discuss funds/staff/wages and the like, Makes sense to give it Rosenior, But both parties have to agree a budget then a move forward.

[Gladram]

2 minutes ago, Steve How Hard? said:

EFL happy with the funds to spend on playing  budget? Surely that has feck all to do with them or does it mean they're happy because it's a low amount and it could result in another relegation? 

Coming out of administration you have an agreed business plan, budget. This Is to stop clubs going in to admin, clearing debts and then spending it on players. 

[Boycie]

I’m waiting for Curtains to post a link at about 8.30pm until I believe it.

[Curtains]

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[Rammy03]

Now will everyone shut up about Mike Ashley. The statement clearly says that 'the offer also provides the best return for creditors and ensures that there will be no further points penalties.' Ashley supposedly has all this cash so if he truly wanted the club so much he would have been the preferred bidder ages ago.

[Steve How Hard?]

2 minutes ago, Gladram said:

Coming out of administration you have an agreed business plan, budget. This Is to stop clubs going in to admin, clearing debts and then spending it on players. 

Cheers for clearing that up, I assumed I must be missing something there but the EFL do tend to put out contradictory  statements that trip themselves up. ?

[Comrade 86]

Just now, Unlucky Alf said:

Nope, Rosenior will have to sit down with the owner(DC)to discuss funds/staff/wages and the like, Makes sense to give it Rosenior, But both parties have to agree a budget then a move forward.

Given the machine-like efficiency DC is showing in ticking the boxes, I'd not be surprised if those conversations were already underway. I'm pleasantly surprised at how swiftly things are now moving ?

[Wolfie20]

1 minute ago, Rammy03 said:

Now will everyone shut up about Mike Ashley. The statement clearly says that 'the offer also provides the best return for creditors and ensures that there will be no further points penalties.' Ashley supposedly has all this cash so if he truly wanted the club so much he would have been the preferred bidder ages ago.

Buying the Club would have been like spending this weeks' pocket money to Ashley yet he still couldn’t be ar*ed.

[Caerphilly Ram]

Sky still giving us a bit of attention even though we’re back to being little old Derby County without the Wayne Rooney prefix

Edited June 26, 2022 by Caerphilly Ram

[Miggins]

7 hours ago, Sparkle said:

Buxton had a stint at Burton in charge so he is ‘sort of experienced’ 

I think he had quite a torrid time as manager... Wasn't he sacked?

He was a great player though. Felt sad for him.

(Sorry, but Brailsford has already posted about this much more eloquently). I've just read his post.

Edited June 26, 2022 by Miggins

[Gritstone Ram]

12 minutes ago, NC--RAM said:

Now THAT'S the 60th birthday pressie i've been waiting for.!!!!!!

Happy Birthday

[maxjam]

Completion by 29th June?!?

Thats 72hrs, we only do 48 around here. Pffft.

Edited June 26, 2022 by maxjam

[I know nuffin]

24 minutes ago, PistoldPete said:

Great news. The one slight downer is the reference to the purchase being of the business and assets. I infer from that that The Company The DCFC Ltd , which has traded since 1884 will cease to exist.  

14th August 1896 companies House says 

Edited June 26, 2022 by I know nuffin
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