SecretDave

I think save that until after the match to be honest.

Biggest positive is hopefully only one more game of Rooney and his cronies running the show. Even if we stay up, they have to go. 

Too late now.....should have brought Mac and Wassall in 6 weeks ago....

Biggest positive is hopefully only one more game of Rooney and his cronies running the show. Even if we stay up, they have to go. 

Biggest positive is hopefully only one more game of Rooney and his cronies running the show. Even if we stay up, they have to go. 

I think save that until after the match to be honest.

I don’t think cheering or booing will make a difference to how they perform. However, I have never ever booed a Derby player or Manager and never will and really don’t see what you aim to achieve by doing so before probably our most important game for decades....aimed at the original poster...

Looking at that, why on earth did Mel sack McClaren the second time around? He was doing a brilliant job and had us around the top 10, despite being around the relegation zone when he took over. Ridiculous decision.

All the talk will be about Rooney and rightly so. He has to go, be it tomorrow or two weeks from now.
But for me, what this underlines is the bigger problem - how the club is being run.
Rooney has to go, but so does Mel, so does Stephen Pearce, so does Joe McClaren, so does Liam Rosenior, and so does every key player behind the scenes.
We need a complete clear out. Mel has trusted and been loyal to the wrong people and the consequences look extremely damaging.
I am struggling to think of a club in the top two divisions that is being as poorly run as we are. The decision making and strategic planning in recent times has been staggeringly bad.
It should send alarm bells ringing when ordinary fans on this very forum have a better grasp of what the club needs and can pinpoint and anticipate problems more readily than people that work at the club day in, day out.
At the very top, we have people who may understand business, who may understand finance, but do they understand football?
You really have to question it at times like this.

Eric Steele has a man crush on Rooney. Fed up of hearing Wazza this and Wazza that. Prefer Jamie Ward on commentary. 

Unbelievable we gave this Bamford a 2 and a half year contract as manager. Ridiculous to reward a novice manager with a contract like that.

Unbelievable we gave this Bamford a 2 and a half year contract as manager. Ridiculous to reward a novice manager with a contract like that.

Eric Steele has a man crush on Rooney. Fed up of hearing Wazza this and Wazza that. Prefer Jamie Ward on commentary. 

Eric Steele has a man crush on Rooney. Fed up of hearing Wazza this and Wazza that. Prefer Jamie Ward on commentary. 

Eric Steele has a man crush on Rooney. Fed up of hearing Wazza this and Wazza that. Prefer Jamie Ward on commentary. 

Eric Steele has a man crush on Rooney. Fed up of hearing Wazza this and Wazza that. Prefer Jamie Ward on commentary. 

Andrejs Perepļotkins

I hope that Mac is helping.
Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.

Looking at that, why on earth did Mel sack McClaren the second time around? He was doing a brilliant job and had us around the top 10, despite being around the relegation zone when he took over. Ridiculous decision.

It’s another case though of Mel saying he wants X to happen then does Y. 
He told McClaren to get us clear of the relegation places and start to get us playing football again. 
So what does McClaren do? He spends the first few weeks trying to get us playing football but results stutter so he simply makes us hard to beat. Carson, Keogh, Pearce and Johnson were like granite until January. We zoom up the league to fifth. 
We then try and evolve and try to start playing more football, bringing in a link up striker in Nugent and a (yes, I know he was poo) controlling midfielder in De Sart. We try and open up and start conceding for fun. We drop to mid-table because McClaren tried to get us playing football again.
And he’s sacked!

I hope that Mac is helping.
Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.

Looking at that, why on earth did Mel sack McClaren the second time around? He was doing a brilliant job and had us around the top 10, despite being around the relegation zone when he took over. Ridiculous decision.

I hope that Mac is helping.
Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.

I hope that Mac is helping.
Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.

I hope that Mac is helping.
Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.