Replacement Manager….now needed

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

And Warne might not be Derby manager in January

Green tea sales may have gone up in Derby, & perhaps could be served in the kiosks at Pride Park
on match days.

[Godsend.F.C.]

Derby County no longer under a transfer embargo Avondalemiller, the transfer embargo was lifted July 2022,
the 9th July I believe, so Derby County can come a knocking for Millers players in the January 2023 window.
Clowes who have taken over Derby County did not mess about, first they bought the ground Pride Park off
former owner Mel Morris, they then brought Derby County out of administration.
Everything is above board, with Clowes Developments also submitting a statement to companies House.

That's true, they are out of Admin and an embargo but in July the EFL put restrictions on them as regards a wage cap on players wages and transfer fees paid. Most people know the EFL are always willing to help the bigger clubs that have had financial difficulties so the restrictions may or could be lifted for January window.

[Godsend.F.C.]

I doubt Mercer will be permanent unless he’s had enough of following Dyche round
Good on him to offer us help though

No brainer Johnny Brecks contacting BM to help out temporarily.
Billy still lives local so the deal suits both parties and who knows temporarily could become permanent.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

That's true, they are out of Admin and an embargo but in July the EFL put restrictions on them as regards a wage cap on players wages and transfer fees paid. Most people know the EFL are always willing to help the bigger clubs that have had financial difficulties so the restrictions may or could be lifted for January window.

I looked it up this afternoon Godsend, the EFL set up a " Embargo Reporting Service ", established last year 2021, to
clarify what teams under a embargo.
Derby County were under embargo for 3 reasons -
[1] Failure to provide Accounts
[2] Default on payments to H.M. Revenue & Customs.
[3] Breaking the Leagues Financial Fair Play Rules
Clowes brought the club out of administration, but have to work with the EFL, when it comes to signing new players,
& re-registering those out of contract, but they are not under a specific embargo, it is more a " Business Plan ",
which Derby County will have to stick to, & will involve things like a cap in wages & transfer fees, that can be paid
to sign players.
The EFL provided a update, when Clowes Developments completed the takeover -
" As part of conditions " of continuing membership of the EFL, the club, while remaining under a restriction embargo,
the club will be permitted to sign new players in accordance with the terms of the business plan.
The Plan - Which has been jointly agreed by the new ownership [Clowes Development] & the EFL include restrictions
in respect of transfer fees, players wages & agents fees.
Any application to register players must come with the terms of the agreed plan.

So Derby County do not have a transfer embargo, but must comply to the business plan agreed with the EFL.

Only club currently with a transfer embargo, on the EFL Embargo Reporting Service, is Reading FC

[Godsend.F.C.]

I looked it up this afternoon Godsend, the EFL set up a " Embargo Reporting Service ", established last year 2021, to
clarify what teams under a embargo.
Derby County were under embargo for 3 reasons -
[1] Failure to provide Accounts
[2] Default on payments to H.M. Revenue & Customs.
[3] Breaking the Leagues Financial Fair Play Rules
Clowes brought the club out of administration, but have to work with the EFL, when it comes to signing new players,
& re-registering those out of contract, but they are not under a specific embargo, it is more a " Business Plan ",
which Derby County will have to stick to, & will involve things like a cap in wages & transfer fees, that can be paid
to sign players.
The EFL provided a update, when Clowes Developments completed the takeover -
" As part of conditions " of continuing membership of the EFL, the club, while remaining under a restriction embargo,
the club will be permitted to sign new players in accordance with the terms of the business plan.
The Plan - Which has been jointly agreed by the new ownership [Clowes Development] & the EFL include restrictions
in respect of transfer fees, players wages & agents fees.
Any application to register players must come with the terms of the agreed plan.

So Derby County do not have a transfer embargo, but must comply to the business plan agreed with the EFL.

Only club currently with a transfer embargo, on the EFL Embargo Reporting Service, is Reading FC

That's what I said ELK out of Admin and an embargo.
They now call it a " business plan"
The business plan included a wage cap and restrictions on transfer fees. Expect the restrictions to be lifted 31st December.

[fc_miller]

No brainer Johnny Brecks contacting BM to help out temporarily.
Billy still lives local so the deal suits both parties and who knows temporarily could become permanent.

Hopefully he can help improve Victors distribution whilst he's here.

[Godsend.F.C.]

Hopefully he can help improve Victors distribution whilst he's here.

Wasn't that Wassas job.?
Could do worse than employing Billy Mercer although it could come down to who the new manager is and who he wants as his backroom staff.
Would prefer a Director of Football involved even if it's only temporarily.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Wasn't that Wassas job.?
Could do worse than employing Billy Mercer although it could come down to who the new manager is and who he wants as his backroom staff.
Would prefer a Director of Football involved even if it's only temporarily.

Some of us on the message board have been saying since Tony Stewart took over, that we needed someone in
the board room who knows about football.

[MillerBill]

Some of us on the message board have been saying since Tony Stewart took over, that we needed someone in
the board room who knows about football.

I fully agree that this club has very little football brains at board room level and I'm sure this frustrated Warney.We can correct this problem on our next managerial appointment.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Some of us on the message board have been saying since Tony Stewart took over, that we needed someone in
the board room who knows about football.

I fully agree that this club has very little football brains at board room level and I'm sure this frustrated Warney.We can correct this problem on our next managerial appointment.

I posted on the Mark Bonner posting.
Bonner has a director of football at Cambridge United, who oversees transfers etc, so takes the work load off Bonner, reporting
to the board, where as Bonner would not have had it at the NYS.