| Derby now 4th bottom 21:27 - Apr 15 with 53061 views | loftboy |
Squeaky bum time for them. |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:36 - May 8 with 3022 views | RangersDave |
Fookin VVankers |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:37 - May 8 with 2992 views | paulparker |
You just know they will spend a Sh1t load next year and go up |  |
| And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:38 - May 8 with 2982 views | denhamhoop2 |
Just shows cheats do prosper unfortunately |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:39 - May 8 with 2979 views | RangersDave |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:37 - May 8 by paulparker |
You just know they will spend a Sh1t load next year and go up |
with money from their re-sale of the stadium perhaps too (and because it's WNDC) the FA will do feck all about it. | |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:39 - May 8 with 2972 views | derbyhoop |
Nah. They are skint. And all the financial shenanigans have been tried.
They'd be bust if they hadn't sold Bogle and A N Other. Also let Marriot go
They've got a decent crop of youngsters but if the experienced heads are Matt Calrke, Waghorn and Lawrence they are in the sh1t. |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:40 - May 8 with 2970 views | bosh67 |
It's more the fault of Weds today, golden opportunity to send Derby down. Typically they'll keep Rooney and be top 6 next year. Absolute sure thing. |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 15:21 - May 8 with 2819 views | actonman |
Shameful club should be embarrassed of themselfs, pretty pathetic season and deserve to be down.
Wednesday also deserve to be down but without the points deduction would be safe.
Rotherham and Wycombe playing with Derby’s christmas party budget just miss out on staying up .just finished bitching about the welsh teams input to keeping derby up then remembered we didn’t help by giving them 3 points at our place.
Oh well that’s football but as said, they will probably overspend and cheat their way to the play offs next season now, |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 15:50 - May 8 with 2769 views | themodfather |
will the EFL now decide the action derby have faced all season? the 3 relegated clubs should be banging doors down for the outcome, the owls had their punishment why not sodding derby?
bow locks. | | | |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 17:07 - May 8 with 2674 views | rrrspricey |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 15:50 - May 8 by themodfather |
will the EFL now decide the action derby have faced all season? the 3 relegated clubs should be banging doors down for the outcome, the owls had their punishment why not sodding derby?
bow locks. |
Celebrate like they just won the league when in fact they only stayed up because of a late Cardiff equaliser.
The whole club is a total embarrassment |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 17:16 - May 8 with 2637 views | Benny_the_Ball |
I must admit I was gutted when Cardiff equalised. Both Derby and Wednesday going down would have been a good result. Looking on the bright side, Derby are now more likely to retain Rooney's services as manager. |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 18:46 - May 8 with 2533 views | kensalriser |
All our fault, we could have sent Derby down with one goal. |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 20:58 - May 8 with 2452 views | SimplyNico |
Wednesday went down due to the points deduction. It served its purpose. | | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 21:21 - May 8 with 2414 views | loftus77 |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 18:46 - May 8 by kensalriser |
All our fault, we could have sent Derby down with one goal. |
Ah.. but we did our level best for Rotherham when no one else did.... | | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 22:04 - May 8 with 2363 views | ManinBlack |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 21:21 - May 8 by loftus77 |
Ah.. but we did our level best for Rotherham when no one else did.... |
Yes I believe it was their only win in the last 12 matches. Just one more win and they would have stayed up. The Cardiff leveller was a double whammy, as it relegated Rotherham and meant Cardiff finished 8th instead of us. |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 22:57 - May 9 with 2199 views | BucksRanger |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 22:04 - May 8 by ManinBlack |
Yes I believe it was their only win in the last 12 matches. Just one more win and they would have stayed up. The Cardiff leveller was a double whammy, as it relegated Rotherham and meant Cardiff finished 8th instead of us. |
New relegation threat emerges hours after Derby County save their Championship lives
The Rams avoided the drop to League One by the skin of their teeth after a 3-3 draw with Sheffield Wednesday but, according to the Sun on Sunday, they could be heading straight back into a fresh relegation battle next season.
Hours after securing their Championship status in a nerve-shredding last day relegation fight, it has emerged that Derby County could face a major setback to next season’s campaign.
That’s according to reports in the Sun on Sunday which claim the Rams could be hit with a points deduction running into double figures which, if implemented, would thrust Wayne Rooney’s side straight back into a survival fight from day one of the 2021/22 campaign.
SunSport says it understands an independent disciplinary appeal is ready to come down in favour of the EFL, who have refused to accept defeat in a cash row.
It says the dispute centres on the size of Derby’s debts and using the sale of their Pride Park stadium to cover those losses, as well as anomalies in the ‘transfer values’ of players.
The charges were dismissed by the first independent disciplinary commission in August 2020. However, with several other clubs angered by the outcome, the EFL appealed.
The report says both the league and the company used as the independent panel refused to comment.
However, SunSport claims sources say the decision had already been taken - but was kept secret as Derby fought for Championship survival.
Sun writer Alan Nixon says this was the same “hush, hush procedure” they used with Sheffield Wednesday in a similar case a year ago - and they announced the verdict after the season was over.
SunSport believes the EFL will now charge Derby for overspending across three season and the sanctions will be severe.
The points penalty will be decided by another independent disciplinary commission - and that means the punishment is not handed out this season.
But Mel Morris’ club could, the report insists, be hit with a points deduction next season that runs into double figures.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/derby-county-releg |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 23:06 - May 9 with 2171 views | thame_hoops |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 17:07 - May 8 by rrrspricey |
Celebrate like they just won the league when in fact they only stayed up because of a late Cardiff equaliser.
The whole club is a total embarrassment |
I completely agree with this. I couldn’t believe how their players and fans were celebrating, now I get it’s great to not get relegated obviously. But have a little more class considering how bad they have been especially the last eight games or so. Embarrassing. |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 06:21 - May 10 with 2089 views | stowmarketrange |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 22:57 - May 9 by BucksRanger |
New relegation threat emerges hours after Derby County save their Championship lives
The Rams avoided the drop to League One by the skin of their teeth after a 3-3 draw with Sheffield Wednesday but, according to the Sun on Sunday, they could be heading straight back into a fresh relegation battle next season.
Hours after securing their Championship status in a nerve-shredding last day relegation fight, it has emerged that Derby County could face a major setback to next season’s campaign.
That’s according to reports in the Sun on Sunday which claim the Rams could be hit with a points deduction running into double figures which, if implemented, would thrust Wayne Rooney’s side straight back into a survival fight from day one of the 2021/22 campaign.
SunSport says it understands an independent disciplinary appeal is ready to come down in favour of the EFL, who have refused to accept defeat in a cash row.
It says the dispute centres on the size of Derby’s debts and using the sale of their Pride Park stadium to cover those losses, as well as anomalies in the ‘transfer values’ of players.
The charges were dismissed by the first independent disciplinary commission in August 2020. However, with several other clubs angered by the outcome, the EFL appealed.
The report says both the league and the company used as the independent panel refused to comment.
However, SunSport claims sources say the decision had already been taken - but was kept secret as Derby fought for Championship survival.
Sun writer Alan Nixon says this was the same “hush, hush procedure” they used with Sheffield Wednesday in a similar case a year ago - and they announced the verdict after the season was over.
SunSport believes the EFL will now charge Derby for overspending across three season and the sanctions will be severe.
The points penalty will be decided by another independent disciplinary commission - and that means the punishment is not handed out this season.
But Mel Morris’ club could, the report insists, be hit with a points deduction next season that runs into double figures.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/derby-county-releg |
Maybe there is a god after all?Now if he could only fix it for chelshite to lose 3 finals this month. |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 11:16 - May 10 with 1892 views | slmrstid |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 23:06 - May 9 by thame_hoops |
I completely agree with this. I couldn’t believe how their players and fans were celebrating, now I get it’s great to not get relegated obviously. But have a little more class considering how bad they have been especially the last eight games or so. Embarrassing. |
I think that might be a bit harsh. I accept we all have some blinkers with Derby given the recent history and the whole Wazza thing but all clubs do that when they survive relegation.
I remember the enormous pitch invasion at LR after the 6-0 against Palace in 1999! And it was Gerry Francis saying straight after "Great day, but we shouldn't be celebrating avoiding relegation" or something similar. |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 12:31 - May 10 with 1754 views | Antti_Heinola |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 11:16 - May 10 by slmrstid |
I think that might be a bit harsh. I accept we all have some blinkers with Derby given the recent history and the whole Wazza thing but all clubs do that when they survive relegation.
I remember the enormous pitch invasion at LR after the 6-0 against Palace in 1999! And it was Gerry Francis saying straight after "Great day, but we shouldn't be celebrating avoiding relegation" or something similar. |
At least we won to avoid relegation.
Derby stayed up by another team scoring in another game. I thought Waghorn's reaction was embarrassing. It's fine when you've stayed up by digging out a few wins in your last 5 or 6 games against the odds. Not when you've lost 6 in a row and then narrowly avoided defeat against the worst side in the division at home and only stayed up because of a fortunate draw somewhere else. |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 13:43 - May 10 with 1601 views | Jigsore |
there's no chance they hit Derby with a points deduction now. if there is one it'll be applied early next season like Wednesday's was.
can't say the supposed threat of legal action against the EFL from Wycombe will worry them much, they don't even have Lionel Hutz money |  |
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| Derby now 4th bottom on 13:49 - May 10 with 1580 views | SimplyNico |
Just announced in the Athletic that the EFL have won the appeal. No penalty yet determined. | | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 13:52 - May 10 with 1561 views | SimplyNico |
The Athletic saying that EFL want the penalty (whatever it is) applied this season.
If they give them the 6 that Wednesday got, Wycombe stay up.
Interesting week ahead. | | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 13:57 - May 10 with 1537 views | SimplyNico |
Athletic journo is Matt Slater - pretty reliable | | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:04 - May 10 with 1513 views | daveB |
Oh please let this happen, would love Wycombe to stay up |  | | |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:21 - May 10 with 1461 views | stowmarketrange |
| Derby now 4th bottom on 14:04 - May 10 by daveB |
Oh please let this happen, would love Wycombe to stay up |
As mentioned earlier by someone else,there is virtually zero chance of the EFL applying a points deduction now.The season has finished and the legal battle would drag on for months,possibly until the new season starts. | | | |
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