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As per Equifax newsletter - Acquire

Poor scores for championship clubs:- The Equifax ScoreCheck league table lists over half the clubs as insolvent, including Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday and Bristol City. Scoring at the top with a credit rating of 85 is Plymouth Argle, followed by West Brom on 83 and third Derby County with 61. At the bottom Middlesborough and Blackpool, both scoring zero points.

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As per Equifax newsletter - Acquire

Poor scores for championship clubs:- The Equifax ScoreCheck league table lists over half the clubs as insolvent, including Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday and Bristol City. Scoring at the top with a credit rating of 85 is Plymouth Argle, followed by West Brom on 83 and third Derby County with 61. At the bottom Middlesborough and Blackpool, both scoring zero points.

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Where are united on that list?

50m in debt and rising every year but never made the list? well thats me convinced.........what a credible source that neglects to mention this little championship club

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I think your getting them confused with Crystal Palace

No i'm not. Palace are in admistration, very different.

Derby:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A62214257

http://www.otib.co.uk/index.php?/topic/123...ad-up-for-sale/

Just to note i only put derby financial trouble in google. These arent directly from the club, but no smoke without fire and all that.

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No i'm not. Palace are in admistration, very different.

Derby:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A62214257

http://www.otib.co.uk/index.php?/topic/123...ad-up-for-sale/

Just to note i only put derby financial trouble in google. These arent directly from the club, but no smoke without fire and all that.

I think you'll find the original Daily Mirror article alleging all this was removed when General Sports and Entertainment, the US company that runs Derby for a group investors, rubbished it.

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Also just found this : http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/sport/Ma...il/article.html

Your definately right, but 15mil debt still isnt great.

Here's the rebuttal I saw from the club:

http://www.therams.co.uk/news/Glick-says-a...il/article.html

It kind of interesting what's going on at Derby. Their ownership/management model, with US based General Sports and Entertainment LLC running the show on behalf of wealthy US and Canadian Investors, looks similar to what we could be looking at with Club 9 Sports. One of the Club 9 guys, Jon Pritchett, was CEO of General Sports Venue, LLC, part of General Sports and Entertainment, when they took over at Derby in 2008 . The difference seems to be that Club 9 plan to leave LS and NP in charge as Chairman and CEO. At Derby Andy Appleby and Tom Glick of GSE took over those roles.

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