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Ive always thought that, how is it a team in 6th can go up. Dosnt matter about that though its all about money. Dont agree with parachute payments either.

I disagree with play-offs. You've done enough to prove yourself over 46 matches, to finish 3rd in my opinion. Seems unfair you could fail to gain promotion to a team in 6th, finishing say,  20 points behind you and winning the play-offs

The EFL needs to be having words with Ferguson for riding roughshod over the leagues integrity. He should be threatened with a 20 point deduction if it happens again. Suspect Ferguson would rather play Barnsley than form horse Lincoln.
Assuming we finish in second I’d like to see Bolton win the playoffs.

1st of July.. when the commentary got to that bit, I welled up. Not ashamed of it. Just shows how much a part of me DCFC has been since my first game back in 1961. I don't think I'll be the only one to feel that emotion. 
Always have been, always will be... Derby Till I Die

Emotionally gearing up for the massive weekend ahead 🙏🏻 Again, thank you David for saving our club 

 
 

Posh's selection antics will concentrate minds and bodies and the players will need zero motivation to do the job required.

Why play Bird when he's going ? 

For me, watching sports such as cricket, golf and yes (for my sins), some football on SKY I class as entertainment. However, I go to watch Derby County because they are a passion in my life and give me a feeling of inclusion, no matter the level we happen to be playing at. Do I prefer for us to be playing exciting, attacking football - of course, who doesn't - but after a poor performance do I think to myself was I entertained? Never! Frustration and a certain level of annoyance definitely but those feelings fade as we get closer to the next match and we go again.

Let’s win our game 👍

I’m typing it up now, just on the 1923/24 season currently. Bear with me.

I know I’m going to get slated because we have been on a good run but….Warne is not right for us …every time I convince myself he might be ok …I watch us play and then change my mind!! That’s all it takes …watching us play !!

I imagine he’s started calculating how much it cost to get in a promotion expert who failed, and is also likely to be draining the squad of our young talent. 

Far be it from me to interfere... and far be it from me to even attempt to correct anybody, so please take this as intended... a genuine question, and not a sarcastic comment...
Whilst the event itself is clearly in the past, isn't the memory of that event ongoing, and ergo current?   
We got a nice big shiny trophy after my first game, so my memory of that day IS (not "Was") wonderful!
Surely referring to "The memory" of the event in the past tense infers said memory no longer exists?  🤷‍♂️
Hey... genuine question, remember... no nastiness please!  
#nevertoooldtolearn
#Pleasesir,talkmethroughitonemoretime.
#No,really.

Maybe it’s just me but I can’t think of a period of Derby’s history that I’d be less interested to revisit.
I mean, if I’m honest, I want to forget it!

why would rooney come out of it well? only one reason, threats from his lawyers. You’re (still) deluded if you think Rooney was a positive for us either as a player or manager. Big mistake to fall into the trap set by Rooney’s pr team that, if Morris was bad for us, Rooney must have been good for us. We had a lucky escape from Rooney and his agent  
You should look at the extracts from the book in the Waghorn thread. Not convinced those extracts will make the published version mind you. 

I liked the breathtaking young Rooney with his world-leading brilliance and love for the game. It didn't last long. For a decade he became an impediment to the England team. His arrival at Derby completely undermined Cocu, who had the potential to do something special at our club, if Mel hadn't insisted on this absurd bit of tinkering. Yet in the administration season, with the club leaderless, Rooney stepped up and held everything together which was an immense task - over those months, despite being a poor football manager, he was a magnificent leader of men, and I'll remember him fondly for that. But after he buggered off my attitude to him is now much more "meh". I don't especially associate him with us mentally, and I don't care about him or Birmingham. I do care that Paul Warne isn't making nearly enough of some talented players at his disposal (including but not limited to Cash) which means those players will almost certainly leave. In which case I don't care where they go, as long as we get the most money for them. But it will be heartbreaking as they should be at the club leading us to promotion.

I know, it does my absolute head in when I come on a forum and see people posting their opinions. 

I reckon the people that are criticising posters for criticising performances are equally annoyed at being criticised for criticising posters for criticising performances.

Warne said in his interview last night that he had let the players know that they and the coaching staff need to improve if they want success. Why's he allowed to say it but the fans aren't?

I've had enough. Warne out.
Oh wait. That's not what you meant, eh.
Sorry, as you were.

I'm not a fan but will express my criticisms on here but I don't boo or shout abuse as games.
My only at game protest is not singing along to Paul Warne’s Barmy Army  

Fans at games should get behind the team. But we are allowed to have an opinion and mine is that Warne should not be the Derby manager. 

Anyone else had enough of anyone criticising our performance being criticised for being told they aren't allowed to criticise, without a sense of irony.
 

Birmingham City chief executive Garry Cook has written a letter to fans which says John Eustace was sacked because of a 'misalignment' between the manager and the club's bosses - which decoded means that they want Rooney and Eustace isn't Rooney.....tinpot club who deserve all the failure they're likely to get with this move.....