It's funny how they are signing "names" from the Leagues above. Is it from a list Rosenoir has drawn up or what the owners think the fans will like ? On paper it looks good but will they gel as a team ??
Also they have to stick to rigid EFL rules regarding cost & sustainability. You would think a 3rd tier club would not be able to afford their wages but if Derby can show Hourihane is not on any more than Bielik then I suppose the EFL will allow it.
Shame the squad cap regarding wages has been thrown out because Derby wouldn't have been able to sign these players 2 seasons ago.
It's funny how they are signing "names" from the Leagues above. Is it from a list Rosenoir has drawn up or what the owners think the fans will like ? On paper it looks good but will they gel as a team ??
Also they have to stick to rigid EFL rules regarding cost & sustainability. You would think a 3rd tier club would not be able to afford their wages but if Derby can show Hourihane is not on any more than Bielik then I suppose the EFL will allow it.
Shame the squad cap regarding wages has been thrown out because Derby wouldn't have been able to sign these players 2 seasons ago.
Re the Bielik part. I believe a playing budget has been agreed with the EFL and they have to stick to that. Can pay a player 10k pw and the others just 1k if it comes within the budget.
It's funny how they are signing "names" from the Leagues above. Is it from a list Rosenoir has drawn up or what the owners think the fans will like ? On paper it looks good but will they gel as a team ??
Also they have to stick to rigid EFL rules regarding cost & sustainability. You would think a 3rd tier club would not be able to afford their wages but if Derby can show Hourihane is not on any more than Bielik then I suppose the EFL will allow it.
Shame the squad cap regarding wages has been thrown out because Derby wouldn't have been able to sign these players 2 seasons ago.
Re the Bielik part. I believe a playing budget has been agreed with the EFL and they have to stick to that. Can pay a player 10k pw and the others just 1k if it comes within the budget.
The EFL probably asked Derby what playing budget they wanted and then the EFL doubled it.
Have any terms of the deal been made public? If anyone has not been paid in full by the new owners, there should be a complete embargo on transfer fees for some period of time.
Have any terms of the deal been made public? If anyone has not been paid in full by the new owners, there should be a complete embargo on transfer fees for some period of time.
I didn't think anyone would be paid in full after an administration.
Have any terms of the deal been made public? If anyone has not been paid in full by the new owners, there should be a complete embargo on transfer fees for some period of time.
I didn't think anyone would be paid in full after an administration.
I agree, but if you’ve just paid everyone 30p on the £, there should be no way you’re paying transfer fees. I did think this was a rule, but can’t confirm that.
Have any terms of the deal been made public? If anyone has not been paid in full by the new owners, there should be a complete embargo on transfer fees for some period of time.
I didn't think anyone would be paid in full after an administration.
I agree, but if you’ve just paid everyone 30p on the £, there should be no way you’re paying transfer fees. I did think this was a rule, but can’t confirm that.
One source told BBC Sport that Derby County has become a byword for "backdoor chicanery and trickery". Clowes wants to change that. His desire is to make Derby sustainable. It is being stressed that if that means a season or two in League One, that is the way it will have to be. Amid the clear temptation to plough money into his boyhood club, Clowes is described as unlikely to succumb. Asked what he wanted Derby to stand for, his reply was succinct: "Stability, integrity and progress."
And yet Derby probably have the biggest budget in League One
Are the wages that the likes of Hourihane on sustainable, especially for a League One club? - Or are they showing they've learnt nothing from recent years, and are throwing their money at a quick gamble of being able to get back out of League One quickly.
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Also they have to stick to rigid EFL rules regarding cost & sustainability. You would think a 3rd tier club would not be able to afford their wages but if Derby can show Hourihane is not on any more than Bielik then I suppose the EFL will allow it.
Shame the squad cap regarding wages has been thrown out because Derby wouldn't have been able to sign these players 2 seasons ago.
Unbelievably he's a Premier League footballer
There is no profile of a player that is guaranteed to work and one that isn't.
I missed the word always
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/transfers
Derby County: How one of England's historic clubs was saved from a wild ride to ruin
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62377986His desire is to make Derby sustainable. It is being stressed that if that means a season or two in League One, that is the way it will have to be. Amid the clear temptation to plough money into his boyhood club, Clowes is described as unlikely to succumb.
Asked what he wanted Derby to stand for, his reply was succinct: "Stability, integrity and progress."
And yet Derby probably have the biggest budget in League One
Are the wages that the likes of Hourihane on sustainable, especially for a League One club? - Or are they showing they've learnt nothing from recent years, and are throwing their money at a quick gamble of being able to get back out of League One quickly.
Que them spending money like water this summer after missing out on the Play-Offs