I think he should post on the post match fixture and not click on this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lolmorgan
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I think he should post on the post match fixture and not click on this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lolmorgan
Another twist to the Kamil Jozwiak transfer from Derby County to MLS Charlotte FC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
BBC saying Alan Nixon saying player was sold for £1m is wrong, & that the fee was £2m,
after Derby County got a increase on the transfer.
But its been reported when Derby County bought Kamil Jozwiak from Polish club Lech Poznan, the fee
of £4m was to be paid in instalments, in which Derby County had missed a transfer instalment, so
therefore the £2m fee received by Derby County, around £1m of it was still owed to Polish club Lech Poznan,
so after paying Lech Poznan, the remaining increased fee of £1m is helping pay off further debts.
Polish international Kamil Jozwiak didn't do to well at Derby County, scoring 1 goal in a 18 month period,
it seems he couldn't bring his Poland international form to the club.
Then the club only getting £2m after paying £4m for him, with wages on top.
Summary -
It would seem Derby County have shown how not to run a football club, mistake after mistake, with still
more trouble ahead.
Derby County in administration - Ownership - Bidders - EFL - Stadium - Debts - HMRC -
Pride Park Stadium owner - Mel Morris
Derby County FC owner - Mel Morris [ Club in administration ]
Administrators, Quantuma appointed by - Mel Morris
Interested bidders for Derby County FC - [1] Mike Ashley / [2] Binnie family / [3] Andy Appleby [ Consortium ]
News -
Mike Ashley - Reported pulled out of bidding, after a offer was rejected. [ Reported £25m ] for the club.
Binnie family - Reported pulled out of bidding, after a offer [ Reported £30m ] for the club & stadium.
Andy Appleby [ Consortium ] - Reported only interested bidder left, [ Reported £30m ] bid for the club.
Andy Appleby was former chairman of Derby County 2008 - 2015 sold his stake in the club to Mel Morris,
Appleby is founder & chairman of General Sports Worldwide, a sports marketing & management agency.
On his companies board, he has ex-Derby County chief executive officer Sam Rush, & former Wolves
chief executive Jez Moxcy.
Bidders - Reported Mike Ashley may come back to bid on the club.
Debts - HMRC reported owed £29m [ HMRC now preferential creditor, paid first, before other football clubs ]
Debts - MSD Capital reported owed £20m, secured against Pride Park Stadium
Preferred bidders - Have to provide a detailed business plan to the EFL, with proof of funds to cover the
budget of the club, for the first 2 years, estimated £30m to £50m.
EFL - Under EFL ruling money owed to other football clubs, [ Derby County owe £8.3m ] must be paid in its
entirety, or the clubs licence to play in the football league could be put at risk.
All creditors have to receive 25 pence for every £ they are owed, or more points deducted could follow.
HMRC debt - It would seem that the administrators are hoping that the HMRC, will accept 25 pence in each
£ of which is owed.
Administration - Derby County have been in administration for 5 months, & could have a serious threat of
liquidation if a new owner is not found.
Zzzzzzzz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
Derby County really hitting the bottom of the p*sspot.
19 year old Derby County player Festy Ebosele, to sign this week for Italian side Udinese,
the player will be out of contract at the end of the season.
Wayne Rooney said, the player did not want to leave the club, & Rooney himself said he
wanted to keep the player.
I can't offer the player anything, & neither can the club.
The club won't get a fee, but will get compensation, it would seem the administrators
are scrapping every penny they can get.
Be interesting to see what Lol thinks >;)
I’ve no sympathy at all for them
Well Lol did miss the 800 redundant P & O workers, somewhere. >;)Quote:
Originally Posted by millertop
<> Boxing Match at Pride Park 21st May 2022 <>
Pride Park is the venue to hold the boxing match, for the Interim WBO Super-Middleweight Title,
between "Rams" fan Zach Parker & Demetrius Andrade.
Announced £10 from each ticket sale will go directly to help the Rams in their financial plight,
tickets on-sale 31st March.
Using Pride Park as a venue for different shows could bring money in, but not forgetting Mel Morris
owns Pride Park, & would want monies coming in, unless like Zach Parker boxing match committing
money to the administration fund.
Personally I think Pride Park has been used this season as a Big Top, with the Clowns running the club.
Zzzzzzzzzz.
Did you just wake up to fall asleep again? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lolmorgan
I'm getting a feeling that you are lobbying for a separate board on MM for Derby County matters? XD