Hustler

Seeing a number of posts listing our contracted players for next season. Unless I've missed it I see no reference to Ben Radcliffe? 
Went to Spain pre-season and from what I understand stayed with the first team squad all season. Spent some time out with injury but came back with the 21's and from what I saw was a real talent.......on a par with Robinson in my humble opinion.
Signed a contract extension which indicates he may have a future at Derby.
Might be another one to keep an eye on this year.

Yes he did, we won it late courtesy of an own goal, Craig Short gave us the lead

I think it was the match Brian McCord scored for Stockport? Another ex- Ram.

Excellent article written by a County fan about the links between the two clubs. 
https://thescarfmyfatherwore.substack.com/p/the-hatters-and-the-rams?s=08

I understand we should be harsh moving up to the champ, but sibley is a ram through and through, rarely injured and always gives 100% aswell as being able to cover a number of positions and roles. He is still only 22 and to replace desire, hard work and potential in today’s market can be costly. Definitely should be trying to keep him. 

I'd say Derby is no worse than many other small cities. 
The Museum of Making is an internationally award-winning museum.
The Pickford collection is world-renowned for being hosted in the city.
Our engineering past and present is awe-inspiring.
Festivals like Format and Feste attract thousands to the city.
Derbion, not to everyone's tastes, but is an excellent shopping destination.
Darley, Markeaton and Allestree parks all in walking distance, Peaks and Dales a short drive.
Yes, St Peters St had a drug problem, but has improved from 5-10yrs ago. It still needs help, lots of empty shops but no different to any other city.
Huge numbers of homes are being built in the city centre, the Goods Yard is being rebuilt, a new performance venue is imminent, as is a new business school.
It's not perfect, but efforts are being made to improve it and if you are linked to the city, it would be better served by not running it down all the time.
Articles like the Which one are lazy, reductive and usually written by sneering journalists who haven't left London in a decade. So yes, Derby isn't as easy to get around as the capital, and it doesn't have the same level of cultural facilities, perhaps investment in our region that matches what other regions receive would help.
And it's a far better place than Stoke at the very least!

Cliched but the one that gave me the most pleasure was v Leeds in the play offs. "Take your scarves and f*&! off home". 

Matlock sold out.
Last 50 tickets are being held back and will go on sale at their club shop at 9.30 in the morning.

Fair play to Carlisle. 9th on the list is a great achievement considering where they are geographically and in the table.

Loved the old 70's Bruce Rioch chant. To the tune of "We'll keep the red flag flying high"
Hello hello, how do you do
We are the boys in white and blue
We love to sing we love to fight
We hate the boys in red and white
We'll sing a song of victory
We'll sing a song in harmony
The Villa fans will never mock
When they remember Bruce Rioch
Rioch, Rioch clap,clap.clap,clap

Hi new member, all the way up in sunny Fife,  just joined today, never really bothered about forums before but feel exciting times are back around the corner for the Rams so here I am to keep up with the news for the new season etc
looking forward to the new season and hopefully end back where the club belongs. If Ipswich can do it then there’s no reason why the Rams can’t.

I disagree 😀

Cliched but the one that gave me the most pleasure was v Leeds in the play offs. "Take your scarves and f*&! off home". 

As s*** as this game was  I think this was one of the games that saw us over the line. Bradford was another.
Everyone else had condensed fixture lists because of this international break. We pretty much had a clean run at it.

Cliched but the one that gave me the most pleasure was v Leeds in the play offs. "Take your scarves and f*&! off home". 

Simon Coleman ? David Ellerey was the ref and the headline in the Sunday paper was Bloody Ellerey 

Cliched but the one that gave me the most pleasure was v Leeds in the play offs. "Take your scarves and f*&! off home". 

I remember that. Think it was Simon Coleman who was sent off. I am sure the ref made them retake the penalty.

I remember that. Think it was Simon Coleman who was sent off. I am sure the ref made them retake the penalty.

Looks at ease on the ball. Shame for the lads last night, I thought Burnley showed a bit more physically.

He is excellent,  isn't he?
He has just turned 17, btw. Last week! 

Just saying
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-suffolk-68964857
 

I must say, that was a most enjoyable weekend.
What I enjoyed seeing was the effect upon the City. Our generally gloomy city streets were buzzing with activity, boozers packed, tills were ringing, and the mood was joyous. 
Let's get the open top bus booked and pack the streets once more.

Definitely one of my favourite players within the past ten (or ever!) years and I'm sure many of you feel the same. Epitomises our club.

I read on one of the pages of the organisers of this that they are planning more throughout the city. 
Would love to see one of cloughie, the fa cup winning team and maybe one of Charlie George and Derby County 4-1 Real Madrid.