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This guy has bought the stadium and favourite to buy the club https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61923835

...and the debt just gets bigger and bigger...surely no one will be mad enough to stump up the required cash to avoid 15 point penalty ? https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61865768

At least SISU & our administrators kept the EFL sweet and on good terms, so that they were lenient with us. Seems the EFL are getting really fed up with Derby & Quantuma https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61854668

IIRC they have 5 contracted players currently

I'm sure everyone else on here is, but I'm absolutely not sorry (it's personal)...i'm laughing my hole off.

..and just to complicate matters further, Mike Ashley takes Derby's administrators to court, according to the Telegraph (National)

Maybe they wont get Ashley then...seemingly looking at 15 points deduction next season though it seems. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61810623

Tim is attempting to show us that he's up to date with all the latest tech ideas, even though it's just trendy bullshit (NFTs) As for Tim telling us that other club owners were asking him what they should do....i mean...how arrogant is he ? Does he believe he's some kind of business guru lol

Oh yes they did lol

BBC reporting that Liam Rosenior (Rooney's ass. man.) is on the brink of becoming Blackpool's new manager

Indeed...more lovely fees accruing for Quantuma. Seems like incompetence is a real money maker...who'd have thought ?

Well well...who saw this coming ??? Answer : Everyone except the administrators

A dreaded sunny day, so let's go where were happy, and I'll meet you at the cemetery gates, Keats and Yeats are on your side, While Wilde is on mine.

Filled with 'management talk' cliches. So many words, to say so little.

I was initially sceptical of the £1.5m/month figure, having read Quantuma mentioning they are owed £3m in fees, but then i remembered that Derby's many debts (esp to HMRC), are racking up interest the longer they remain unpaid....so maybe that figure is right ???...crikey

Profits ? The company is (presumably) insolvent, and owes loads of money...the sale proceeds will go to pay off creditors and loans

They were appointed by Mel Morris iirc, so maybe him ?

'It'll all come out soon'... not exactly a positive statement

We're a big club and Derby are a big club, and we both received huge amounts of leniency....agreed (y) My point was, those same rules and regs, don't appear to apply to smaller clubs, and that doesn't seem fair.

They should throw the book at Derby...i mean how many deadlines have they missed, then had extended, and then missed etc etc ? All this on top of their recent financial shenanigans. But they won't, because Derby is a 'big club', and in reality, the EFL only really care about 'big clubs', and...