Jourdan

Looking at that Liverpool side, we should be able to keep it respectable, unless Nunez and Firmino get significant minutes.
The first 20 minutes will be crucial. The longer the game wears on, the more jittery the opposition may get, the more restless the home fans may get, the more encouraged our players and fans will feel, and the more chance we have of nicking a shock result.
1-1 and Derby to win a shootout would be lovely.

#6 Tactical change. Spirited veteran coming on at the double. 

The match thread on their forum needs updating
 
'Recent' being 14 years ago and we're in League 2 apparently. 

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

The 3-1 to Bristol Rovers was bad as well. They were near the bottom of Division Three (as was) at the time.

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

Yes, a massive overreaction.
We were standing a few rows back in the terrace. The weather was awful and got worse as the game went on. The pitch was awful and got worse as the game wore on.
The conditions were a world away from the comforts of Pride Park and honestly more suitable for wellington boots than football boots.
Torquay’s players relished those conditions because they had nothing to lose and they knew the conditions would level things up and be favourable to them.
It was a tough, back and forth, well contested cup tie in difficult conditions. It was far from a disgrace.
In 2011, we were knocked out of the FA Cup by non-league Crawley Town and at the time we were a mid-table Championship side. Now that was a disgrace!

I’ve gone 1-2 on Super Six for this. Putting my chances of £250,000 on the line, don’t let me down Derby.

One less game for you to moan about if we go out 

Yeah, I love how we take full advantage of our wonderful home pitch by hoofing the ball 100 yards above it

There’s a reason the fa cup was the most loved comp in English football ( until sky money)
these kind of results and games happen regularly,it’s what sprinkles the magic

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?

Full credit to Torquay. They gave it everything, made it a really hard afternoon for us, and got the result they very much deserved.
They took every element - the small ground, the deteriorating pitch with slippery conditions, the wet and windy weather, the crowd, the officials’ decisions - bottled it up and used it as a leveller.
This was a classic example of why we love cup football. It’s not the game to dissect and ponder over or indeed to use as a stick to beat Warne with.
Those conditions would have been difficult for many a bigger team looking to avoid an upset.
Previous Derby teams would have lost that kind of game. It was the perfect recipe for an upset, whether you play possession football or otherwise.
To my mind, win the replay and what’s the fuss?