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DCFC
(redirected from Derby County Football Club)

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DCFCDerby County Football Club
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THREE businessmen who bought struggling Derby County football club for just pounds 3 in 2003 defrauded the championship outfit over a pounds 15million loan, a court was told yesterday.
Three go on trial over pounds 3 soccer club; ACCUSED by The Mirror (London, England)
Stephen Burdon, Mackay's solicitor, said: "My client has assisted the police throughout this lengthy inquiry and refutes any allegation of inappropriate conduct in relation to Derby County football club.
Mackay becomes fifth arrest as police investigate 2003 Derby takeover by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
This comes as very sad news for Derby County Football Club and its supporters," he said.
Derby County mourn boss by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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