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mag in peace

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Apparently there is a takeover 'imminent' for Derby. A few rumours suggest the American businessmen involved could be Dell.

Will be interesting to see who it is. Hope for Derby's sake they manage to get sound owners.

Edit - others suggesting it could be The Carlyle Group. Either way, it's a lot more promising than where they currently are.
 
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mag in peace said:
Apparently there is a takeover 'imminent' for Derby. A few rumours suggest the American businessmen involved could be Dell.

Will be interesting to see who it is. Hope for Derby's sake they manage to get sound owners.

Edit - others suggesting it could be The Carlyle Group. Either way, it's a lot more promising than where they currently are.
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Mike Ashley ? More cheap advertising coming shortly ?
 
gipetto said:
Is it not because they took out a loan and similar to our deal if they were unable to repay the loan then the club would be sold to FPP by default?
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It seems to be suggestions of an American billionaire placing a bid for the club. I can't pretend to be itk, just reading twatter.
 
mag in peace said:
Apparently there is a takeover 'imminent' for Derby. A few rumours suggest the American businessmen involved could be Dell.

Will be interesting to see who it is. Hope for Derby's sake they manage to get sound owners.

Edit - others suggesting it could be The Carlyle Group. Either way, it's a lot more promising than where they currently are.
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The irony of You hoping they get sound owners🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
mag in peace said:
Apparently there is a takeover 'imminent' for Derby. A few rumours suggest the American businessmen involved could be Dell.

Will be interesting to see who it is. Hope for Derby's sake they manage to get sound owners.

Edit - others suggesting it could be The Carlyle Group. Either way, it's a lot more promising than where they currently are.
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Whoever their owners were/may be, it's safe to say that they'll be better than yours.
 
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ShieldsBlackCat2015 said:
We don’t want them to be owned. This would seem to put us at risk of Administration.

www.google.com

Sunderland could be hit by Derby Country ruling - Maguire

Football Insider has been told by Kieran Maguire that the EFL's Derby County ruling could "open the floodgates" for the likes of Sunderland.
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Wow. Great journalism.
Wonder why they haven’t stated our losses where decreasing pre Covid. It’s almost like our name has been used to add credence with almost zero research
 
ShieldsBlackCat2015 said:
We don’t want them to be owned. This would seem to put us at risk of Administration.

www.google.com

Sunderland could be hit by Derby Country ruling - Maguire

Football Insider has been told by Kieran Maguire that the EFL's Derby County ruling could "open the floodgates" for the likes of Sunderland.
www.google.com www.google.com
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The article is not saying that SAFC would be at risk of going in to Administration but that SAFC might chose to go into Administration to off load its debt.

I think that it would be very unlikely to happen even if Derby was let off its points deduction which its hasn't (yet).

They have simply tied SAFC in to a bit of speculation that doesn't concern SAFC anymore than any other club.

Bigger fan base = more clicks I suppose.
 
mag in peace said:
Apparently there is a takeover 'imminent' for Derby. A few rumours suggest the American businessmen involved could be Dell.

Will be interesting to see who it is. Hope for Derby's sake they manage to get sound owners.

Edit - others suggesting it could be The Carlyle Group. Either way, it's a lot more promising than where they currently are.
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Don't worry, it won't take the heat off you lot
The Great Soprendo said:
What a load of shite.
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Exactly ...... how the hell do we get a mention
 
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Lord Potts said:
The article is not saying that SAFC would be at risk of going in to Administration but that SAFC might chose to go into Administration to off load its debt.

I think that it would be very unlikely to happen even if Derby was let off its points deduction which its hasn't (yet).

They have simply tied SAFC in to a bit of speculation that doesn't concern SAFC anymore than any other club.

Bigger fan base = more clicks I suppose.
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also while safc has lost money for years..it doesnt really have much inhe way of debt now..
 

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