EFL Statement

[Andy_Faber]

Reported by DET under this link

https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/spo...county-6507526

My 'key salients' analysis, if you can't be bothered to fight through the adverts, is:

The Middlesborough grievance is already subject to an arbitration process that EFL have no influence on

The Middlesborough grievance is at a less advanced stage

Derby CAN toddle along in administration until 22nd March 2023 if it can be funded day to day (the statement infers that, I worked out the date)

The two claims APPEAR to be be the only things delaying a sale to preferred bidder

Middlesborough/Wycombe's and The Administrators interpretation of law (as opposed to EFL rules) differ

EFL are being careful not to do anything to Derby's benefit and/or Middlesborough's/Wycombe's detriment that will result in EFL itself being subject to litigation from any EFL members (or all of them Iguess)

I see the item in bold, and the glacially slow timescales to resolve such things, as being what will sink us