Derby owner Mel Morris accuses Middlesbrough chief Steve Gibson of hypocrisy

Derby owner Mel Morris accuses Middlesbrough chief Steve Gibson of hypocrisy
Derby owner Mel Morris has accused Middlesbrough chief Steve Gibson of hypocrisy.Boro are set to take legal action against the Rams after they allegedly broke the Football Leagues profitability and sustainability rules.Getty2

Mel Morris’ Derby are under pressure from Middlesbrough

Gibson is believed to be angered with Morris for selling Derbys home ground, Pride Park, for 14.6million and leasing it back.But Morris, whose Derby side take on Aston Villa in the Championship play-off final on Monday, which is LIVE on talkSPORT, insists Derby have not broken any rules.Getty2

Steve Gibson is unhappy with Derby

He said: When I raised that at a meeting in March, the representative from the club said it was allowed in the rules at that time.So is this! What is different? You set the mould and we copied your lead, now youre bi******. He [Gibson] had the hypocrisy to do that.Even his own fans called it out on their forums and said how dare we do this with our own history. We discussed this issue again in April and there wasnt a single vote against, including from their own club!“They didnt even vote for their own motion. It is absolutely hypocritical. I didnt write the rules.They had the gall to say to us this is not right. Absolutely unbelievable. Those things to me are just insane.”

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