come over to the 'red side', you know it makes sense We'll even forgive you your past sins!
the season has not even started, and I feel so disheartened, never before in the past 30 years I have been supporting Derby have i felt down. I have no desire whatsoever to go to a game, whilst the current board is in.
They published figures last week that showed players wages have gone down, income has gone up, yet the debt has also risen sharpley, after years of it going down, how is that possble
I have absolutely no knowledge of DCFC's financial wot-nots, but if what you say is true, then i see why you are so dis-heartened.
NFFC have been bank-rolled by a fan for a while now, and it looks as though we will now be bank-rolled by a family who are passionate about football, and passionate about success.
More reason to come over to the red-side
Oh dear why oh why are you concerned about forest isj it, keep the articles about our club, you're inviting grief posting this rubbish on their board, let them enjoy their buzz, I would be if it was us, sometimes on here I think some fans hate theirs rivals more than love their team.
the schitty ground will be turned into a camel farm.....
Oh dear, Dave....you didn't did you?
a) very original
b) what a fücking loser
c) let's not talk about farms and animals, because I may get as unoriginal as you!
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Ilson
Stop feeling so effin sorry for yourself you tossa.
Stop Maudling in self pity and start supporting the team. GSE can F.O and they have been feeling the pressure for a while now irrespective of the Dogs takeover.
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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Cheers Iwas. Don't get the hump.
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When they visit League 1, we'll see their Vodafone free ticket fans disappear, as they do on away games. What, with no other sport-worthy acclamations for a small village...what is the point of dirtby?
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Talk is cheap IlsonRam, they'll need to do more than appointing the "iconic" Mick McCarthy or Darren Ferguson and trialling a few Kuwaiti's to become the "next Man City or Man Utd".
Admittedly it's galling that after running up a "debt" of £75m it's now been cleared through no "pain" to the Forest fans (like we've had to put up with), but that's all credit to Nigel Doughty who remained true to his word (as we kept being told he would). It doesn't change the fact that the current model has been losing £5m-£10m a year to hover around the Championship & League One for the last 10+ years, so what's going to change?
Only time will tell, not opening press conferences, fans forums and twitter rumours.
It will certainly cost the Kuwaiti's a fortune to get Forest in the Prem and keep them there. No profit to be made at all. If they are serious about being a top team then why didn't they buy Leeds who have the fan base.
It's a bit odd.
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posted on 14/7/12
A honest ram
posted on 14/7/12
come over to the 'red side', you know it makes sense We'll even forgive you your past sins!
posted on 14/7/12
Best ask Rev first Hoons
posted on 14/7/12
the season has not even started, and I feel so disheartened, never before in the past 30 years I have been supporting Derby have i felt down. I have no desire whatsoever to go to a game, whilst the current board is in.
They published figures last week that showed players wages have gone down, income has gone up, yet the debt has also risen sharpley, after years of it going down, how is that possble
posted on 14/7/12
I have absolutely no knowledge of DCFC's financial wot-nots, but if what you say is true, then i see why you are so dis-heartened.
NFFC have been bank-rolled by a fan for a while now, and it looks as though we will now be bank-rolled by a family who are passionate about football, and passionate about success.
More reason to come over to the red-side
posted on 14/7/12
Oh dear why oh why are you concerned about forest isj it, keep the articles about our club, you're inviting grief posting this rubbish on their board, let them enjoy their buzz, I would be if it was us, sometimes on here I think some fans hate theirs rivals more than love their team.
posted on 14/7/12
the schitty ground will be turned into a camel farm.....
posted on 14/7/12
oh dear Dave
posted on 14/7/12
Oh dear, Dave....you didn't did you?
a) very original
b) what a fücking loser
c) let's not talk about farms and animals, because I may get as unoriginal as you!
posted on 14/7/12
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COYC
posted on 14/7/12
Closet fan.
posted on 14/7/12
Ilson
Stop feeling so effin sorry for yourself you tossa.
Stop Maudling in self pity and start supporting the team. GSE can F.O and they have been feeling the pressure for a while now irrespective of the Dogs takeover.
posted on 14/7/12
COYC
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posted on 15/7/12
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Cheers Iwas. Don't get the hump.
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When they visit League 1, we'll see their Vodafone free ticket fans disappear, as they do on away games. What, with no other sport-worthy acclamations for a small village...what is the point of dirtby?
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Talk is cheap IlsonRam, they'll need to do more than appointing the "iconic" Mick McCarthy or Darren Ferguson and trialling a few Kuwaiti's to become the "next Man City or Man Utd".
Admittedly it's galling that after running up a "debt" of £75m it's now been cleared through no "pain" to the Forest fans (like we've had to put up with), but that's all credit to Nigel Doughty who remained true to his word (as we kept being told he would). It doesn't change the fact that the current model has been losing £5m-£10m a year to hover around the Championship & League One for the last 10+ years, so what's going to change?
Only time will tell, not opening press conferences, fans forums and twitter rumours.
posted on 15/7/12
It will certainly cost the Kuwaiti's a fortune to get Forest in the Prem and keep them there. No profit to be made at all. If they are serious about being a top team then why didn't they buy Leeds who have the fan base.
It's a bit odd.
posted on 15/7/12
...or Derby
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