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I know it’s childish to hold a grudge but it’s also childish of that lot to drag up our own administration and us apparently “****ing over other businesses” and getting away with it because we were unfortunate enough to suffer as part of the ITV Digital crash at any given opportunity (along with their other cretin mates down the road). So quite frankly, **** em. You play with feathers, you get your arse tickled. There’s nothing unfortunate about this, this is the culmination of years and years of dodgy dealings from old man Mel, he’s not laughing now is he? 

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Obviously there’s a side of me and probably all of us that will enjoy the demise of a rival. But only to a point. I don’t want to see any club go under and the Derby fans are no different to us, they’re football fans that deserve better owners than they’ve had to put up with. 

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58 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

He is yes, well partly they pay a large % of his wage. I was talking to a Derby fan the other day and he said apparently Mel Morris was showing fake potential owners around to prove he was trying to sell the club. Apparently they were just some random people he knew. 

Given his bizarre decisions over the past year or so, this wouldn't be surprising at all..

The 'Fit and Proper' Owner test needs a serious evaluation after his fiasco there.

 

Am sure Morris will deflect any blame away from him.

 

What a waste of a club; a pretty decent training ground and stadium, but a commercially-hideous owner at the helm.

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1 hour ago, Corky said:

I hope they survive as a club- I know we don't get on but they are genuine football fans like ourselves and at the end of it we all want a team to follow on a Saturday.

 

I wish the fans well- it's a horrible time. 

 

It's incredibly unlikely the club will cease to exist and for that reason I can't get overly emotive - I feel sorry for those employed who'll likely lose jobs and that's about it. I know how much of an arse I sound but I never heard much empathy from the sets of fans we're meant to be a "football family" with when we were going down the shitter.

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I have two mates who work for Derby, both with young families, the situation is concerning and I hope is resolved without too much damage caused. This is more than just a rivalry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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10 hours ago, rn9013 said:

Obviously there’s a side of me and probably all of us that will enjoy the demise of a rival. But only to a point. I don’t want to see any club go under and the Derby fans are no different to us, they’re football fans that deserve better owners than they’ve had to put up with

 

As the post above yours shows, they didn't seem to mind much when they thought they were oh so smarter than the rulebook and were getting one over on everyone else. You reap what you sow comes to mind.

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Somebody will buy them but whether it'll solve their problems long term and whether they'll ever be back as a decent sized club, who knows? 

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29 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Imagine Derby and Forest both drifting off into league one and both having an administration. Laaaaaarvley.

Seems inevitable.

 

Hard to feel any Sympathy for Derby fans, when all the ones I know dredge up our administration and brand us cheats to deflect our recent successes.

Hopefully Forest go the same way and I can rub their noses in it too.

 

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It’s an old dream that we are competing on our own in the top half of the premier league with our star ship academy and loaning our players out to derby and Forest respectively so the Brian Clough trophy is competed mostly by Leicester City loanees :P 

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2 hours ago, Strokes said:

Seems inevitable.

 

Hard to feel any Sympathy for Derby fans, when all the ones I know dredge up our administration and brand us cheats to deflect our recent successes.

Hopefully Forest go the same way and I can rub their noses in it too.

 

What both Derby and Forest fans forget is that, at the end of the 2002/3 season, we were 12 points ahead of the third placed team (Sheffield United) with a vastly superior goal difference. Even if a 12 point deduction had then been applied we would still have got promoted to the Premier League.

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2 hours ago, Leicesterpool said:

The little signs of money troubles they are in, they can't even afford print off a weekly programme!

Don’t think they’ve even sent out peoples season tickets either.

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1 hour ago, The Horse's Mouth said:

I'd just like to say I'd love it if they folded 

Too easy, I’d prefer a long sustained period in league 2. Let them suffer to the point ‘the Derby way’ seems as much a fantasy to them as it is to the rest of us.

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