stickywicket wrote:WAYNE ROONEY’S Derby County are in crisis talks with the EFL as a fight with Middlesbrough and Wycombe threatens their survival bid.
The Rams administrators want to ‘compress’ the compensation claims by Boro and Wanderers who are seeking £45million and £6m respectively for the effect of their Financial Fair Play breaches.
Bakedalasker wrote:stickywicket wrote:WAYNE ROONEY’S Derby County are in crisis talks with the EFL as a fight with Middlesbrough and Wycombe threatens their survival bid.
The Rams administrators want to ‘compress’ the compensation claims by Boro and Wanderers who are seeking £45million and £6m respectively for the effect of their Financial Fair Play breaches.
I can understand the claim from Wycombe but not the one from Boro. Any idea what that is all about?
Bakedalasker wrote:stickywicket wrote:WAYNE ROONEY’S Derby County are in crisis talks with the EFL as a fight with Middlesbrough and Wycombe threatens their survival bid.
The Rams administrators want to ‘compress’ the compensation claims by Boro and Wanderers who are seeking £45million and £6m respectively for the effect of their Financial Fair Play breaches.
I can understand the claim from Wycombe but not the one from Boro. Any idea what that is all about?
Sven wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:stickywicket wrote:WAYNE ROONEY’S Derby County are in crisis talks with the EFL as a fight with Middlesbrough and Wycombe threatens their survival bid.
The Rams administrators want to ‘compress’ the compensation claims by Boro and Wanderers who are seeking £45million and £6m respectively for the effect of their Financial Fair Play breaches.
I can understand the claim from Wycombe but not the one from Boro. Any idea what that is all about?
Ian, Steve Gibson, the Boro owner, Boro is pressing on with a legal case to sue Derby for alleged financial (FFP) breaches and it has been rumbling for a number of years.
Steve Gibson has been critical of clubs that have breached financial rules, branding them as "cheats" and he has been on a mission to get the EFL to enforce their own financial fair play regulations.
Derby's controversial 'sale' of Pride Park in 2018 is said to have particularly angered Gibson after Mel Morris sold Pride Park for £81m to a subsidiary he owns, a transaction that enabled the Rams to avoid a loss that would have been a breach of profitability and sustainability rules.
Gibson was said to have made a 'robust intervention' at a meeting of Championship clubs in March of 2019 and is seemingly 'on a mission' to take Derby County to task for their 'deliberate' transgressions
jimmy_rat wrote:To be fair. I'm team Gibson.
Too many of these teams take the piss with dodgy finances. Especially given how we have struggled and had to cost cut.
theclaw wrote:Rooney to Everton could be the final nail in the coffin
Danny Says wrote:I’ve no sympathy with the owners of Derby but complete sympathy with the fans.
I’m a football fan and it must be horrible to be a fan of a club on the brink.
stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
Sven wrote:theclaw wrote:Rooney to Everton could be the final nail in the coffin
The only worry there is that Everton have some very good players who could 'do a Solskjaer' and make him look better than he is (for a while at least)
M4 Exile wrote:Sven wrote:theclaw wrote:Rooney to Everton could be the final nail in the coffin
The only worry there is that Everton have some very good players who could 'do a Solskjaer' and make him look better than he is (for a while at least)
Don’t know why you’re implying that he’s a bad manager? Derby would be comfortably mid table without the points deduction, with a worse squad than us, a handful of ancient players and even more youngsters than we have.
Add to the fact that he is personally paying a lot of the staff himself, aside from tabloid style personal life incidences he seems to be a decent guy
bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
Note the difference in support.We've had two promotions.they have had fcuk all to shout about..We have piss poor home support.Oh no We have to have had a booster or lateral flow test.Shocking.
It's great supporting City away from home.However.it lines the home sides pockets.£31 quid to see Brizzle City,they must think here come the cardiff mugs again.
I went to watch Derby for a pre season friendly with my brother in law.Packed house.It might be cold and icey up there,but they have got great fans.
Bakedalasker wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
Note the difference in support.We've had two promotions.they have had fcuk all to shout about..We have piss poor home support.Oh no We have to have had a booster or lateral flow test.Shocking.
It's great supporting City away from home.However.it lines the home sides pockets.£31 quid to see Brizzle City,they must think here come the cardiff mugs again.
I went to watch Derby for a pre season friendly with my brother in law.Packed house.It might be cold and icey up there,but they have got great fans.
Yes they have.
Sometimes they play Burton Albion pre-season friendly. The place is packed with Derby fans at the Pirelli. In fact Burton is a Derby's fan second team. That's how it is up here.
stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
Note the difference in support.We've had two promotions.they have had fcuk all to shout about..We have piss poor home support.Oh no We have to have had a booster or lateral flow test.Shocking.
It's great supporting City away from home.However.it lines the home sides pockets.£31 quid to see Brizzle City,they must think here come the cardiff mugs again.
I went to watch Derby for a pre season friendly with my brother in law.Packed house.It might be cold and icey up there,but they have got great fans.
bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Yesterday' Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
What’s your point mate?
Attendance:24,597.Wait until our next home game,lucky to get 13000.
Note the difference in support.We've had two promotions.they have had fcuk all to shout about..We have piss poor home support.Oh no We have to have had a booster or lateral flow test.Shocking.
It's great supporting City away from home.However.it lines the home sides pockets.£31 quid to see Brizzle City,they must think here come the cardiff mugs again.
I went to watch Derby for a pre season friendly with my brother in law.Packed house.It might be cold and icey up there,but they have got great fans.
Totally get that but I was questioning the relevance of the point re the OT
theclaw wrote:Rooney to Everton could be the final nail in the coffin
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