Some suggestion on Twitter (Kieran Maguire - price of football & Matt SLater - Athletic) that a points deduction could be as big as -21 points. If so. Yeee. ****ing. Ha
Derby charged under FFP rules...
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Did I read it correctly that if you enter admin you get relegated?
Or am I just being a bad ****er?
Or am I just being a bad ****er?
Big pinch of salt here..
'Derby might be about to go into admistration.'
If they do they are as good as down, despite what Rooney says. With his £100 million fortune. Will he buy the club? No chance.
'Derby might be about to go into admistration.'
If they do they are as good as down, despite what Rooney says. With his £100 million fortune. Will he buy the club? No chance.
Hasn't Sir Adam still got a considerable amount of money tied up in Derby County ?
Source; my fc eggchasing friend who doesn't go to game unless Sir Adam sells him, and others, Premier Club tickets for a tenner.
Source; my fc eggchasing friend who doesn't go to game unless Sir Adam sells him, and others, Premier Club tickets for a tenner.
Put in a cheeky bid for Curtis Davies now they are in disarray?
Not sure about that.
It looks like being 1 less relegation spot for us to concern about.
- https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/58604851
- Derby County: Championship club file notice to appoint administrators
- Championship side Derby County are set to go into administration amid their continued financial problems.
The club, which is up for sale, said despite negotiations with a number of "credible parties", identifying a buyer was unlikely in the short term.
The English Football League confirmed they would face a 12-point deduction.
In a statement the Rams said Covid-19 had a "severe impact" on revenues and they "had no choice" but to appoint administrators to protect the club.
It claims the pandemic has cost them around £20m in lost revenue and left them "unable to service its day-to-day financial obligations".
"We cannot stress enough how devastating it is to be forced into this position," the board's statement said.
I suspect your friend’s winding you up.
The Premier Club was operated by the SMC and nobody got in there for for a tenner and the Allams shut it in 2014 to stop FC benefitting from the joint corporate ticketing arrangements, replacing it with the football only Premier Tiger.
Premier Tiger ffs.
Morris turned down a £50m bid two years ago, I suspect he regrets that now.
Not as much as the Allams regret turning down £100m for the recently promoted Hull City.
