Well according to the DET there 'appears' to be :
"Wayne Rooney has been assured there are two "very serious and credible offers" to buy Derby County and that he should start planning for the January transfer window, according to The Transfer Window Podcast.
On the podcast, football journalists Ian McGarry and Duncan Castles discuss the situation at Derby.
The Rams went into administration five weeks ago and they were deducted 12 points, sending them to the bottom of the Championship.
Andrew Hosking and Carl Jackson of business advisory firm Quantuma were installed as joint administrators and they set about finding a buyer for the club.
The message from the outset was of a number of potential purchasers showing considerable interest.
The search for a buyer continues, and McGarry has claimed: "Derby County, their administrators have assured Wayne Rooney and his coaching staff that they have two very serious and credible offers to buy the club and that they should start to prepare plans for recruitment in January, which of course has not been something they have been able to do until now.
"There is money available apparently and potentially for transfer fees and for contracts for new players, and they are looking for two strikers and an attacking wide midfielder.
"Obviously Derby have suffered the 12-point deduction for going into administration which has left them bottom of the division but the results have been relatively remarkable, I suppose you could say, in the circumstances.
"Maybe, just maybe they are going to turn the corner."
....We can hope.....UTR
Is there light at the end of the tunnel ?
posted on 26/10/21
9ear, I meant that it is in a legal firms interest to get you to take action, (i.e. they get some work to do for which you are charged). I'm sure they don't work on the "no win, no fee" principle in such cases.
posted on 26/10/21
comment by Spart-Derby really are the best says red dog. (U4603)
posted 12 hours, 59 minutes ago
When they say billionaire now it doesn't mean they have a billion dollars. It is mainly based on share price and the use of that share price to attract more funding.. As the late not great Robert Maxwell used to say, wealth doesn't matter, it is access to wealth that counts. If banks are happy to move lots of money your way you are rich unless they suspect you can't handle the interest payments. Buying Derby will soon test the bank's nerve.
Kirchner, has stated that he is not a billionaire on a Twitter post.
posted on 26/10/21
comment by Jorvik (U1369)
posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
comment by Spart-Derby really are the best says red dog. (U4603)
posted 12 hours, 59 minutes ago
When they say billionaire now it doesn't mean they have a billion dollars. It is mainly based on share price and the use of that share price to attract more funding.. As the late not great Robert Maxwell used to say, wealth doesn't matter, it is access to wealth that counts. If banks are happy to move lots of money your way you are rich unless they suspect you can't handle the interest payments. Buying Derby will soon test the bank's nerve.
Kirchner, has stated that he is not a billionaire on a Twitter post.
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He and I have something in common then.
posted on 26/10/21
He and I have something in common then.
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No, you use Ryanair, he uses a private jet.
posted on 26/10/21
If nothing else, Kirchner coming into the open should speed up the other bid(s) that are staying in the background.
posted on 26/10/21
comment by Peeder (U1684)
posted 3 minutes ago
If nothing else, Kirchner coming into the open should speed up the other bid(s) that are staying in the background.
It has also inclined Wycombe to put in a claim of around £6m for lost TV revenue!
posted on 26/10/21
Yes, but that's a farce Jorvik. A complete waste of time by Wycombe.
posted on 26/10/21
comment by Peeder (U1684)
posted 51 minutes ago
Yes, but that's a farce Jorvik. A complete waste of time by Wycombe.
I do hope that you are right Peeder
posted on 26/10/21
comment by Jorvik (U1369)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by Peeder (U1684)
posted 3 minutes ago
If nothing else, Kirchner coming into the open should speed up the other bid(s) that are staying in the background.
It has also inclined Wycombe to put in a claim of around £6m for lost TV revenue!
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Have Wycombe ever been on the tele?
Imagine the TV audience for the game Wycombe vs Peterborough. Send them an e mail with two words, the last one which is off.
posted on 26/10/21
As I was busily trying to get to sleep last night it suddenly hit me I might have accused Wigan instead of Wycombe! And now I find that's just what I did.
Apologies to Wigan. Wycombe can just Wander off as my comments made earlier still stand. No lawyer worth his salt would have advised them to claim. Their lawyers may well have advised them not to and W have chosen not to take that advice.