Following David Clowes’ discussions and the disclosure of non-negotiables, Derby County breaks its quiet on investing.
Stephen Pearce, the chief executive of Derby County, has provided an update on David Clowes’
efforts to find funding for the club.
Pearce stated that investment negotiations are “ongoing” and that Clowes has some non-negotiables
for any possible investor, but he did not provide a timeline for any deal to be reached.
Pearce provided the update while outlining the reasons the Rams have not yet named a new chairman in an interview with the team.
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“Investment talks are still going on,” he stated. From the beginning, David was clear that he wanted to invest in
The difficulty, in my opinion, in choosing a chairman before that is that it is always necessary to consult with your investors and co-investors.
“I believe that has been put on—I wouldn’t say the back burner—but that’s probably not the right term, but it’s a part of the ongoing investment talks that David is currently having.”He responded, “As I said, David has been looking for that, and we’ve been having conversations for quite a while,” when asked if there has been any noteworthy news regarding possible investment. However, David’s passion for this football team is really evident. Investors who do not share his vision or where he wants to go will not be allowed to join him.
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