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The Derby County Group went through a complex reorganisation which was structured for legal and tax reasons (so at least one owner knows the value of advice!), but resulted in a fairly simple outcome. The split resulted in three parts, the 'Football Part (GN203)", the "Stadium Part (GN204)" and the "Debt Part (Sevco 5113)", all owned by Morris but in separate chains. The latter is actually interesting in that Morris effectively wrote off £55 million that he had lent the club, possibly as part of planning for the disposal of the "Football Part" and the "Stadium Part"?

At the moment the thinking seams to be that there will be no away fans allowed for the whole of the 20/21 season, so no need to worry about getting to away games with all the hassle of using public transport etc,

Funky Chicken ... Rufus Thomas

How many clubs can leave out one of, if not the best full back in the world plus one of the best wingers and still look strong.

Reward - Teardrop Explodes

What Do I Get?..The Buzzcocks

Thanks- so that clears that up- think there is a decent chance of things being upheld then? Interesting paragraph in the verdict- taken from Owlstalk, as my Copy and Paste not so good. Shaun Harvey- what can we say!! ? Email from him to the other EFL or the relevant EFL top brass. The Aston Villa thing is interesting, doesn't state which fixed assets, given this was August 2018 and the sale of Villa Park went through in May 2019- plus the Matt Lawton story on Projected Accounts was numerically very accurate- does it mean the HS2 stuff I wonder? This got some profit on disposal. After their accounting period had expired- the extended one at that. Create- but this was after the extended Reporting Period had ended. That is shambolic Governance on his part. Wonder how many of the other top brass were in agreement with his position? It's atrocious! I'm still struggling too as to how they reached £60m as an true valuation. The key thing for me is that they shouldn't be allowed to benefit once again from the full £38m profit. The fact that they didn't seem to make their required submissions in terms of accounts in March 2019 though happy to go back and read is quite startling!