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Derby County joint administrator Andrew Hosking has revealed that there has been no agreement reached yet with Wycombe Wanderers in regards to their legal claim against the Rams.
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Lincoln City boss Michael Appleton was left satisfied and ‘disappointed’ after his side couldn’t find the winning goal against Wycombe Wanderers, but still happy to take a point.
Wycombe Wanderers have received no contact from Derby County’s administrators or the Rams’ former owner Mel Morris regarding their legal claim against the club and they do not believe a resolution will be reached anytime soon, according to The Athletic.
Wycombe have a compensation claim over the Rams, as do Middlesbrough, after the club were alleged to be in breach of the financial regulations.
The EFL has called on Derby County, Middlesbrough and Wycombe Wanderers to come together to reach a ‘compromise’ to ensure the Rams can have a future.
The EFL says it disagrees with Derby’s belief that legal claims from Middlesbrough and Wycombe should not be treated as football-related debt.