Grendel
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I assume this was the year they sold their ground to the owners - I suspect the accounts when eventually published will reveal a substantial profit that year to keep them under the FFP 3 year limit
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I assume this was the year they sold their ground to the owners - I suspect the accounts when eventually published will reveal a substantial profit that year to keep them under the FFP 3 year limit
Frostie
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As the season will have started by the time they finally submit accounts it will almost certainly be a points deduction this season. They should still be under embargo too so you'd think that's one Relegation spot almost nailed on.
Harsh on Wycombe yes, wouldn't be surprised if they try to seek some form of compensation, but where do you draw the line? This dates back as far as Derby's 2016 accounts so they've effectively cheated other teams out of Playoff places in that timeframe too.
Harsh on Wycombe yes, wouldn't be surprised if they try to seek some form of compensation, but where do you draw the line? This dates back as far as Derby's 2016 accounts so they've effectively cheated other teams out of Playoff places in that timeframe too.
chiefdave
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It has to. You can't allow clubs to get away with behaviour like this, it just encourages others to do the same. And the punishment needs to be applied now so Wycombe know they are in the Championship this season and can prepare.
Colin Steins Smile
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It's often been said that the Championship is a financial "basket case". The gambling by clubs speculating on promotion to the PL has encouraged others.
For instance Bournemouth & Villa both broke the FFP rules, but because they gained promotion there was no sanction that the EFL could hit them with. Villa speculated £91M on gaining promotion.
It's come home to roost for Derby! That £60k pw [or whatever it was] paid to Rooney is a manifestation of madness.
For instance Bournemouth & Villa both broke the FFP rules, but because they gained promotion there was no sanction that the EFL could hit them with. Villa speculated £91M on gaining promotion.
It's come home to roost for Derby! That £60k pw [or whatever it was] paid to Rooney is a manifestation of madness.
Frostie
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Another scandal they somehow got away with due to the weak EFL rules.
Permitted losses for the 3 year period are £39m, they conveniently sell their ground, valued at £41m, to their owner for £80m meaning their losses were under the accepted limit. That's with this "creative accounting" too. They're corrupt as fuck & should be made an example of.
fernandopartridge
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Derby have issued a narky statement -
Derby County Club Statement: 24th June 2021
An independent Disciplinary Commission has delivered its Decision on sanctions for Derby County relating to disciplinary proceedings brought by the EFL relating to the Club’s policy adopted for the amortisation of player registrations.www.dcfc.co.uk
You can tell it's an emotive reaction, the grammar is atrocious
fernandopartridge
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The EFL will surely have modelled what the accounts would show using a recognised amortisation calculation even if taking into account the sale of Pride Park.
Frostie
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mark82
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Macclesfield. They then went bust.
mark82
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And how they've been able to continue signing players whilst others have been placed under embargo for not submitting accounts. All a bit strange.
Danceswithhorses
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Wycombe owner accuses Derby of 'systematic cheating'
Wycombe owner Rob Couhig accuses Derby of "systematic cheating" and threatens to sue for millions of pounds if his club are denied a place in the Championship.
www.bbc.co.uk
Seems like the Wycombe Chairman isn't going to take Derby's 'slap on the wrist' punishment lying down.
Promising to sue their woolly asses for cheating, if Wycombe have to play in Div 1 next season.
Good on him
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This bloke really does think he is bigger than the club.
if I was the Derby chairman I would be getting rid of him now. The bloke hasnt got a clue and is just an arrogant has been
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if I was the Derby chairman I would be getting rid of him now. The bloke hasnt got a clue and is just an arrogant has been
Wayne Rooney will consider QUITTING Derby if they are relegated to League One
WAYNE ROONEY will consider quitting as Derby manager if the club are relegated to League One. Derby have been fined £100,000 after an independent panel found they wrongly valued players. ⚽ Follow A…
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Sky Blue Harry H
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It's a win/win for us. If Derby stay up, they are likely to have a points deduction, a weaker team due to financial issues (being sued, under embargo). Investors will more likely be put off, as will any decent new signings. If Wycombe come up, they will have been recruiting for League 1, plus we always beat them ! Awful for Derby fans - not their fault, but with them and Sheffield Wednesday it just shows how the spend, spend approach, when you don't have it, can destroy your club.
SlowerThanPlatt
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Lol Wayne Rooney a has beenThis bloke really does think he is bigger than the club.
if I was the Derby chairman I would be getting rid of him now. The bloke hasnt got a clue and is just an arrogant has been
Wayne Rooney will consider QUITTING Derby if they are relegated to League One
WAYNE ROONEY will consider quitting as Derby manager if the club are relegated to League One. Derby have been fined £100,000 after an independent panel found they wrongly valued players. ⚽ Follow A…
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bawtryneal
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This bloke really does think he is bigger than the club.
if I was the Derby chairman I would be getting rid of him now. The bloke hasnt got a clue and is just an arrogant has been
Wayne Rooney will consider QUITTING Derby if they are relegated to League One
WAYNE ROONEY will consider quitting as Derby manager if the club are relegated to League One. Derby have been fined £100,000 after an independent panel found they wrongly valued players. ⚽ Follow A…
Derby cannot afford to get rid of him, that is the problem
He will have to "walk"
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Yes he is a has been. What has he done in football since his days at Man Utd and now given a managers job on silly money where he failed and they should have been relegated.
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Skyblueweeman
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It's a real sorry state of affairs for Derby. That car crash with their players (inc Keogh), the sale of PP for double it's value and paying exorbitant wages they couldn't afford - I'm afraid they'll deserve everything they get.
I do feel sorry for the fans (as always) and Wycombe Wanderers FC.
I do feel sorry for the fans (as always) and Wycombe Wanderers FC.
Hobo
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Shouldn't Derby fans look at their own clubs incompetence first?
Flying Fokker
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City appear to have done things the correct 'Underhand' way and the fans have seen their club relegated through the leagues. Maybe this was due to recruiting staff according to the rules/ means or lack of effort amongst those who remained. And of course the small matter of bleeding themselves of revenue when they went on walkabout.
jordan210
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You would think so. But look on their forum. Basicly its all the EFL's fault. Not Derbys dodgy dealings
SkyblueDad
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It’s always the fans that suffer but if I was a Derby fan I’d take relegation now rather than a points deduction, which could be significant and even higher than Sheffield Wednesdays last season almost certainly guarantees a relegation struggle and likely relegation and who knows what lasting damage but dropping to league one now with a clean slate in my opinion they would be promotion challengers and could be back in the championship in twelve months.
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Surely Rooney can't be on 90k a week at derby?
steve cooper
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Lets wait and see what the re-submitted accounts say,
no_loyalty
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Hopefully they have broken FFP and are given a points deduction, resulting in them being relegated at the end of the season.
steve cooper
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I don't think the EFL were ever going to relegate Derby retrospectively, I think they have messed up by announcing the alternative fixture list, now Wycombe will be on their back.
The only way Derby will be punished further is if their accounts break FFP, as you say.
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Considering Sky announced a couple of live Derby games yest, not wholly unsurprising
I suspect the EFL will try and throw the book at them for any FFP breaches in their revised accounts...
I suspect the EFL will try and throw the book at them for any FFP breaches in their revised accounts...
