Frankly I think I prefer the Americans, I'm amazed that PG is back again, especially given all his laughable comments in the pre season before we became the worst team in history. "we're not here to make the numbers up." No we weren't even that goo! "Signings to blow the roof off Pride PArk" Yeah Kenny Miller footballing genius!
Ah well, least life as a Derby fan is never dull.
Ain't that the truth.
I agree. I must admit, deep down, I'd prefer local ownership, but I don't think Gadsby's the answer. He sold out because he didn't have the means to take us forward. Has that suddenly changed? I doubt it. More likely is that he'll be using the situation to resurrect his Pride Plaza plans. Thus far, I know that people are still somewhat skeptical of the Americans, but personally, I can't really fault them. Most of the moaners are doing so because money isn't being invested on the pitch. That's true, but look at what they have done, they've turned us from a club haemorrhaging money into a self-sustaining business. That's a pretty solid foundation to go forward on. We won't do anything on the pitch for a couple of years, hence the priority really is just to stay in the CCC, but surely we all knew that. The only time in the last few years where we haven't been doing that is when we've spent money like it's going out of fashion, which was just worsening the debt position.
Gadsby goes on about being a fan. Fair enough, put your money where your mouth is then. If you're that much of a fan why don't you just give Nigel the £5m that you've promised him should you take control of the club?
I won't hold my breath!
Forest's auto promotion hopes are over because after that 3-2 defeat we are 6 points behind well 7 due to goal difference and I don't see us closing the gap. No Premier League football for us because well we have never won a playoff tie over 2 legs EVER since there introduction.
At least Derby vs. Forest next year too look forward to.
5 points Mark, or possibly 6 with the goal difference.
The playoffs are a lottery. If you're going into them then it's best that you know for a while that you're going into them. What you don't want is to lose out on second place on the last day of the season. The disappointment is crushing, and will most likely see you going out in the semi finals.
I have this horrible feeling that Leicester might get the third spot. Ironic, given that they're the team in the East Midlands that no one really gives a fcuk about.