Video of Dickie's tackle and the laugh that is the Derby player holding the wrong leg.......
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Yeah, I noticed he was holding the wrong leg.
Fantastic interception by Dickie.
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Yeah, I noticed he was holding the wrong leg.
Fantastic interception by Dickie.
How many times can they sell the stadium
Actually the stadium was sold to a company wholly owned by Mel Morris the same Mel Morris who owns WRDC..... It was a shell company with no assets or income and it borrowed £80+ million from some shady character who's now under arrest in Germany for fraud (allegedly)....
So from whom do they buy the stadium????
Great I hope they never got near any of our players or staff!
Derby County: Manager Phillip Cocu and chairman Mel Morris to self-isolate
Derby County manager Phillip Cocu and chairman Mel Morris are self-isolating after club chief executive Stephen Pearce tested positive for Covid-19.
Cocu and Morris must self-isolate for 14 days following Pearce's positive result on Thursday.
Derby host Barnsley in the Championship on Saturday but Cocu should be able to resume his duties before their next match at Bristol City on 21 November.
Cocu's assistant Chris van der Weerden will take charge against Barnsley.
Pearce is said to be asymptomatic, but in line with government guidelines he must also self-isolate for 14 days.
Cocu and Morris both came into contact with Pearce on Thursday during individual meetings.
Derby are currently second from bottom in the Championship with only one win from their first 10 matches.
Derby County: Manager Phillip Cocu and chairman Mel Morris to self-isolate
Derby County manager Phillip Cocu and chairman Mel Morris are self-isolating after club chief executive Stephen Pearce tested positive for Covid-19.
Cocu and Morris must self-isolate for 14 days following Pearce's positive result on Thursday.
Derby host Barnsley in the Championship on Saturday but Cocu should be able to resume his duties before their next match at Bristol City on 21 November.
Cocu's assistant Chris van der Weerden will take charge against Barnsley.
Pearce is said to be asymptomatic, but in line with government guidelines he must also self-isolate for 14 days.
Cocu and Morris both came into contact with Pearce on Thursday during individual meetings.
Derby are currently second from bottom in the Championship with only one win from their first 10 matches.
How many times can they sell the stadium
Actually the stadium was sold to a company wholly owned by Mel Morris the same Mel Morris who owns WRDC..... It was a shell company with no assets or income and it borrowed £80+ million from some shady character who's now under arrest in Germany for fraud (allegedly)....
So from whom do they buy the stadium????
I wonder what all these old gits at the FL do? How can this be allowed and, as you said, from whom do they buy the stadium?
Wouldn't it be funny if the owner of the stadium sold it to a builder? I would probably manage a little snigger.