DERBY tycoon Mel Morris may have been busy making his millions all over the globe in recent months, but it is the prospect of roaring on the Rams at Wembley is at the forefront of his mind at the moment.
"I've been very impressed by the dramatic transformation that has taken place over the last two and a half seasons," said Mel, who is a former director of the club
"The atmosphere in the ground during that last game against Brighton was electric and I think was the best game I've seen there for excitement and the style of play.
"It was approaching what we would get at the Baseball Ground."
Morris has a 12% stake in King Digital Entertainment – maker of the addictive game involving moving candies to make a line of three in the same colour.
The father-of-two was also behind dating website uDate, launched in 1998, which was sold for £100million in 2003 and netted him £20million.
