Silence of The Rams

Ashley would be the best man for them he’d buy that stadium. I can believe anyone who wants a club moan about £20m for an stadium
 
Middlesbrough123 said:
Ashley would be the best man for them he’d buy that stadium. I can believe anyone who wants a club moan about £20m for an stadium
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Ashley doesn't care about owning a club, he cares about profiting. Derby are in such a mess that it's likely going to take a decade and a bit of luck to profit. There are better investments than that, surely
 
BoroMart said:
Ashley doesn't care about owning a club, he cares about profiting. Derby are in such a mess that it's likely going to take a decade and a bit of luck to profit. There are better investments than that, surely
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Hel buy that stadium for £20m then remortgage it for it’s true value £89m get them back in the prem and sell the club . Piece of **** 🧐👍
 
Middlesbrough123 said:
Hel buy that stadium for £20m then remortgage it for it’s true value £89m get them back in the prem and sell the club . Piece of **** 🧐👍
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Get back in the prem will require a massive investment in the club and a number of years, that's the biggest concern
 
Forgive me if this is a silly question, but would the financial arrangement between Mel Morris and Gibbo be in jeopardy if Derby are liquidated?
 
Comforts_comforter said:
Forgive me if this is a silly question, but would the financial arrangement between Mel Morris and Gibbo be in jeopardy if Derby are liquidated?
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Presumably having put them into the hands of the administrators Mel Morris has no liability from a Derby perspective but it is the club that's in administration rather than MM. As long as the deal was between MFC or Steve Gibson and MM then I don't see the outcome of the administration being of any relevance unless there was a clause in the agreement that it was subject to DCFC coming out of administration.
 
RedAsABeetroot said:
Presumably having put them into the hands of the administrators Mel Morris has no liability from a Derby perspective but it is the club that's in administration rather than MM. As long as the deal was between MFC or Steve Gibson and MM then I don't see the outcome of the administration being of any relevance unless there was a clause in the agreement that it was subject to DCFC coming out of administration.
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I believe the proviso was when MM sells Pride Park the 3m will be paid. The question is, is that sells it for football use to Derby County FC or sells it to anyone for any use, such as for flats and a big tesco, because that is looking a more likely proposition right now
 
BoroMart said:
I believe the proviso was when MM sells Pride Park the 3m will be paid. The question is, is that sells it for football use to Derby County FC or sells it to anyone for any use, such as for flats and a big tesco, because that is looking a more likely proposition right now
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How can this outhouse club keep trading whilst it owes the public purse £30M+ of unpaid tax?
Surely they should be thrown out of Professional football and start again?
Has someone in the Football Association, etc, got a personal interest in keeping this on the boil?
 
CK always seemed a chancer. A proper keyboard warrior that was running his gums far too often. Real shame for the Lambs but it’s been a complete **** show for months. Surprised they’ve been able to let it drift this long.
 
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