Cocu's done one
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Many of the biggest clubs in world football now appear to be in the Championship.
SWFC, NFFC, DCFC
Massively deluded, massively in debt, massively mis-owned and massively underachieving.
SWFC, NFFC, DCFC
Massively deluded, massively in debt, massively mis-owned and massively underachieving.
BBC
Captain Wayne Rooney and coaches Shay Given, Liam Rosenior and Justin Walker will oversee first-team training before a permanent successor is appointed.
The Rams are also close to a takeover after chairman Mel Morris agreed a deal in principle with Abu Dhabi-based consortium Derventio Holdings (UK) Limited.
The company is led by Sheikh Khaled bin Saquer Zayed Al Nayhan, a cousin of Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour, and a new manager will not be appointed until the takeover is completed.
The deal is understood to be worth £60m, but the EFL is yet to confirm the change of ownership.
Captain Wayne Rooney and coaches Shay Given, Liam Rosenior and Justin Walker will oversee first-team training before a permanent successor is appointed.
The Rams are also close to a takeover after chairman Mel Morris agreed a deal in principle with Abu Dhabi-based consortium Derventio Holdings (UK) Limited.
The company is led by Sheikh Khaled bin Saquer Zayed Al Nayhan, a cousin of Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour, and a new manager will not be appointed until the takeover is completed.
The deal is understood to be worth £60m, but the EFL is yet to confirm the change of ownership.
£60m for a debt riddled club with liabilities enough to make Bill Gates sweat?
At least Mel Morris is ****ing off. The ****.
Yet another club showing that if you actually want to do a deal for a takeover, you can make it happen.
The Championship is seriously ****ed. They rejected salary caps, most clubs spending well beyond their means. We’re not sure when fans will return for those clubs. It wouldn’t surprise me if they do a u-turn on the introduction of salary caps. The game is out of control with finances.
