Dai Capp

Think you are being a bit rude in some of your remarks here, my dad is 95 ,cant attend now, but he was never a singer when he went, but he loved football. Was he less of a fan than the ones who sing vile songs at opposing players.

Have you considered that a lot of people cannot afford to go to many matches( i was one in late seventies when my children were small). So of course they are going to make the most of the matches they can go to.  Dont think you should class people as being real fans on wether they go to matches or not, thats all im trying to say.

First off, you get around 80 minutes of football to watch. The throw-ins get taken from where the ball went out, and quickly. No five minute wait for the towel to come out for the monotonous long throw and no appealing for it when the player knew they had kicked it out. Same happens with corners, they admit it was off them last. Corners, no shoving, pulling shirts, waiting for the ref to intervene and another minute wasted for a pointless, unpunished ticking off. 
The manliness the women players show when they get fouled is a delight to see, give it a rub, get up and run it off. Rarely does the trainer need to be involved. Jack Grealish take note on that point, it was not a leg breaker, it was tickle, man up next season.
Then the crowd, how involved they were at both games I've been to, no swearing, and certainly no 'f*** the EFL' throughout the whole match bellowing in my ear. It's lovely that a whole family can attend and feel comfortable, and everyone sat down in their seat, there was no need to stand up the whole game as happens at just about every game now.
Then the officials. The authorities considered females were good enough to run the game, and what a delightful job they do. No back chat going on, no tellings off. If they are good enough for this tournament then they are desperately needed to officiate in the men's game, full of substandard officials for 30 years now.
This should be the template for the future of football. I hope it is, that a club is brave enough to want this, ask players and supporters to behave in a similar way instead of feeling obliged to copy what others do.
 
 
 

Our allocation increased to a touch over 3k now - 3093.
2.2k of the initial 2.3k had been sold as of this morning with general sale beginning today.

There was a point when i thought will we see the Rams at PP again? 
We will and that is plenty for me, Football fans have got very short memories but we shouldn't forget how bleak it was off the field those past few months. Let's enjoy the season and see where it takes us

I buy mine so that I can continue annoying the same people I have been doing so for the past 20 years.
Its my passion, a creative Dadaist expression of both my ego and a celebration of the collective experience. They would miss me if I wasn’t there.
And it’s in my DNA youth...
Seriously the price doesn’t really matter. I am lucky to be able to afford ‘better’ seats but I love where I sit. It’s my seat and the people who sit around me have gone from being strangers to friends.  It’s brilliant. I’m very lucky. 

But out of them, the only 2 that I can see that are punishments meted out due to entering administration, are the point deduction and the EFL business plan.
Had we gone into administration and theoretically come out of it 1 week later, we could potentially be sitting very pretty right now.

I remember him scoring a consolation goal in a 2-1 defeat to Sunderland in injury time.  Went like a rocket from miles out and some huge geezer standing behind me dropped his 30 stone frame on me in the crush pinning me to a crash barrier .  Ribs were killing for a week.  Cheers George you a-hole.

I remember being stood on The Popside one game,we were about 6 mins into injury time when someone piped up 'don't worry George, we're playing until you score'
Not known for his goal scoring prowess but a hell of a player... 

I remember being stood on The Popside one game,we were about 6 mins into injury time when someone piped up 'don't worry George, we're playing until you score'
Not known for his goal scoring prowess but a hell of a player... 

I remember being stood on The Popside one game,we were about 6 mins into injury time when someone piped up 'don't worry George, we're playing until you score'
Not known for his goal scoring prowess but a hell of a player... 

Don't be too hard on yourself, I find you quite interesting.

Remember it well myself- the old world in union. 
Remember the next summer better though

I know it's off topic but I remember that world cup well - he completely changed the way rugby was played IMO. There were very few players with his size and speed at the time but now it's the norm. At 6ft 4in and 96kg I used to play flanker at a decent level, now I'd be too small!

We won’t miss Lawrence’s free kicks. Unlike Lawrence who missed them all the time. 

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!

If our business so far is down to Pete and Jon then I'd suggest the early signs are that they've been a damn sight more effective than previous recruitment teams!