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Hello, Rams fans! Here are your top Derby County headlines on the morning of Wednesday, October 6, 2021.
Admin publishes key updates
Derby County Administrator Carl Jackson has posted several updates on the club’s current situation.
Many talking points such as the ownership timeline, the HMRC hurdle and Mel Morris onboarding were revealed by Black & White Together on Monday evening, and a fuller meeting report has now been released.
These detail what Derby fans can expect at this point in the January transfer window, assurances about the academy and a report to the EFL on the club’s ability to complete the campaign.
The following details were shared by RamsTrust, who were also part of the supporters’ charter group meeting on Monday evening.
Full story here.
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Administrators explain ticketing issues to fans
Derby County administrators have explained the club’s ticketing system which has frustrated fans.
They were asked about the situation by RamsTrust during a meeting on Monday.
Supporters currently require a Fan ID for every online ticket purchase and there is no walk-in ticket sales at Pride Park, raising concerns that this will put off casual fans and n ‘is reaching potential income at a time when the club needs it most.
RamsTrust provided a summary of the directors’ response.
You can read it here.
Academy graduate said to be prepared as injuries pile up
Jayden Bogle, a Derby County Academy graduate, has been told he will “have chances” from Sheffield United coach Slavisa Jokanovic.
The 21-year-old right-back has not been named to the squad of the day for any of the Blades’ last three league games, including the 1-0 win over his former club last month.
Bogle did, however, play the full 90 minutes of the Carabao Cup second round game against the Rams in August, but it was one of five competitive appearances the defender has made since the club’s relegation from the Premier League to the last season.
Only two of them have entered the league, both as a substitute against Swansea City and Luton Town, but that should change due to a hamstring problem contracted by George Baldock.
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Rams received a timely financial boost with a stylish gesture
Arsenal have reportedly agreed to defer £ 1.4million owed to them by Derby County for the transfer of Krystian Bielik.
Derby still owes a total of £ 8million for the transfer, which was to be paid in installments over Bielik’s contract.
A payment of around £ 1.4million was due last month, but Derby was unable to make the payment.
The Rams also couldn’t pay him this month after entering administration, but Arsenal struck a deal to postpone him, reports the Telegraph.
Here are the details.
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