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    Adventures of Sloth, Jon Moss and their band of Merry men.

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    10 hours ago, David said:

    Whatever happens today, I'll be happy that I don't support a club that has a stalk of broccoli as it's badge, a ground next to a rat and trolley infested river and living off a couple of trophies from a now defunct competition and not even had to look for a Wembley hotel in many of their fans lifetimes.

    You can't talk about badges or avatars Daveo.

     

    Bottle job

    Adventures of Sloth, Jon Moss and their band of Merry men.

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    5 minutes ago, Ambitious said:

    In Hughton, they have a manager who has never failed to win promotion when given a full pre-season at this level. Also, their best performer is a guy who couldn’t get into the Watford team consistently last season and seems miles away from the Danish international squad.

    I would say the quality of player they have is a much bigger problem than many seem to think. In their mind, I actually think they believe they’re a good manager away from promotion. They’ve got a good manager who has done it consistently at this level before. 

    Couldn't agree more, we have some very average players, as we did last season, but the loans kept us up.  

    Might happen again, but wouldn't be putting any money on it.

    Adventures of Sloth, Jon Moss and their band of Merry men.

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    35 minutes ago, DerbyRam! said:

    You have to think, maybe the negotiators at florest are much much better than ours(which to be fair, is asking really little) but arent florest going to be under embargo pretty pretty soon?

    So many first team players. Must be so much in wages. And they are going absolutely nowhere. Sometime it must has to hit them surely? Especially with another manager sacking eventually, even if they do beat us

    Dream on

    Adventures of Sloth, Jon Moss and their band of Merry men.

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    On 19/08/2021 at 20:54, Shake n Bake said:

    I need some advise from fellow rams, but also from the irritating bunch in Rushcliffe who seem to always block my driveway on matchdays.

    The mrs' dad had a brain injury last year and is still recovering. Everyone thinks it would be great for him to go watch his favourite team and I'm seen as the only suitable person to take him, but the catch is he supports Rushcliffe Rovers. I want to take him to a game, but I'm worried it'll be obvious that I'm not a fan or a neutral and that might ruin his experience too. There are other people that could take him, but their dislike for football would probably make it less enjoyable than me having to beat up a couple of thousand forest fans.

    So Derby fans, do I do it? Will I be betraying my Rams blood?

    And forest fans, assuming I keep my head down, and take him, where's a good place to sit with an older guy who might struggle maneuvering  through large crowds? 

    Anyone else every done something similar? The idea of it doesn't seem right, but it seems a bit silly now to say, I'm not doing that because I'm a Derby fan.

    Ask Chris to play him, he will fit right in

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