You're far more optimistic than I am. I think the money runs out in about 12 months time. We'll be wound up before Tronstad et al's contracts run out.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/cx2pr4r59g9t It'll be here (one of the tabs).

Haven't been for a while. I hate Wolves - nothing club propped up by a super agent.

As much as I hate Waggott it's crystal clear that there's no money coming into the club from the owners. If I had to guess I'd say they haven't provided any guarantees that they'll ever put money in again - which is why contracts are being run down / are so short term. I can't see anything but this all coming to a head in 12-18 months time when all of the money runs out and we can't pay our creditors.

He won't. He'll have to sign an NDA. It'll be empty platitudes and all the focus on Derby.

Honestly I'd be desperate for Derby to go down if he left us for them. He'll have a massive, massive job on his hands too - the teams above them all strengthened in the January window.

That'll have our absentee overlords positively quaking in their boots.

Back to?

If he takes Derby down his reputation is seriously tarnished and he's got a tough promotion campaign the next season. It could very well be his sliding doors moment if he fails to bring them straight back up.

I wish you didn't go to games, you're a curse.

This lad is a fucking clown: "I've always been a professional in this, always giving my all for the club, but then they decide to do it like this. Wait for the transfer window to close and then report it to me. They put me in a impossible situation." Erm, Arnor: The Icelandic international hasn't started this season and last featured for Blackburn Rovers against Watford on October 26th. He's been sidelined with an injury since. How can this have come as a surprise to him? It's such a disingenuous reaction by a player I really wanted to like. He's been unavailable for selection for the vast majority of this season - and is apparently still at least a month away from fitness (before he inevitably does his groin / calf again).

I wouldn't blame him, but I'd be desperate for Derby to go down.

Just goes to show how 'for the taking' the playoffs were with a bit of sensible investment.

It genuinely makes my blood boil. So many people work so hard professionally (JDT, Broughton, Eustace et al / the players), so many fans give up so much of their time, effort and emotions and an Indian family in the arse end of nowhere make sure it's all for naught. It's so heart breaking and depressing - it makes you want to give up football for good that this is allowed.

It's just another embarrassment in a long list of embarrassments that the Venkys have brought upon us.

What a miss by the Leyton Orient CB.

I don't see Derby as having the firepower to get out of that relegation zone. I can't imagine he wants another relegation dogfight. And for the record Warne was seen as an excellent Football League manager before this season - so clearly there's something very wrong at Derby.

Anywhere but Anfield for me.

On the flip side Bayes is a cock.

It's a fair stance to take. I apparently have an agenda against him for pointing out how terrible he is - and I'm ok bearing that cross.

Nah there's way too much bad blood for #1 to be feasible. Them selling is the only option.

"Please ignore my tenure at Blackburn Rovers".

We'll gladly take him back if his star has faded.

How strong is the U21 team though and what's the purpose of it? Seems to me like we've got A LOT of players out on loan in the hopes that half a season / a season of men's football will season them up better than playing in the U21s. Lots of U18s turning out for the U21s too. With no promotion / relegation we seem to have shifted focus and got rid of those 22/23 year olds who were never going to make it at Rovers, but were probably a little too good / consistent to be playing U21 football.

Significantly faster, I hope.