Anag Ram

Social media is supposed to be a platform on which people can share their opinions.
As long as they don’t break any laws or incite bad behaviour they should be able to express their views.
We live in a world in which if a few people are offended, a person is vilified and the mob demands their head.
Lineker is a good presenter. I don’t agree with all of his views but he’s entitled to them.
On the flip side I enjoy football without punditry. I don’t need someone else to tell me what I’ve just seen.
Imagine if, instead of an ad break in a drama, they switched to a studio so someone could explain what’s happening and why someone is behaving in a certain manner.
MOTD is gogglebox for the casual fan.
The BBC has lost the plot.

To be fair, that'd be a big help for me with some shows ?

Maybe it’s not a hat after all and that his hair has been woven into that pattern?
 
On the last day of the season he will let it down spectacularly.
 

Here's a random idea - let's just have a MOTD with just football.  No chat, no presenters, maybe no commentators either.  Just footie that we can make our own minds on what's good/bad, right or wrong.  You never know we might be able to have more actual football to fill the available time

This has been my experience too!
Constant adverts on TV to get checked out yet the medical profession is reluctant.
I was asked to speak to a doctor and because I had no symptoms they wouldn’t give me a test.
I may end up going private.
Good luck DGB and to all those who have, or think they might have, this disease.
 

It is definitely serious stuff. Go get yourself checked!!!!
At my last prostate examination I asked where I should put my trousers and pants. "Next to mine" was not the answer I had been expecting.

This has been my experience too!
Constant adverts on TV to get checked out yet the medical profession is reluctant.
I was asked to speak to a doctor and because I had no symptoms they wouldn’t give me a test.
I may end up going private.
Good luck DGB and to all those who have, or think they might have, this disease.
 

Prediction is people will come in here and moan about 
a) the referee and officials 
b) Paul Warne’s tactics 
c) the facilities at Oxford, including the price of things 
No idea of the score but probably between 0-5 for each team.

1Wildsmith 6.5
12Smith 5.5
3Forsyth 7
6Cashin 6.5
15Roberts 7
22Springett 6
23White 5
9Collins 4
4Hourihane 6.5
7Sibley 5.5
11Mendez-Laing 6
38Knight 6
7Barkhuizen 5.5
18Dobbin 5.5
10McGoldrick 5.5
Was at the game. We lost midfield and let Plymouth run past us.
Up front we showed little spark.
There was so much room behind their back four but we couldn’t find the killer pass.
We were strangely hesitant.
I watched the Shrewsbury game and thought on the whole we played pretty well.
Last night, when Plymouth were there for the taking, we wimped out.

Wildsmith 
  Rooney.   Forsyth.  Cashin.   Roberts 
    Knight               Smith            Hourihane
                     McGoldrick
                Collins      Dobbin
What? Collins? I hear you say.
 I think in an away game of this magnitude we will need our grafters and we’ll need McGoldrick collecting deep from the midfield. Stick Collins up top to battle with their centre backs and let McGoldrick pick up the pieces. Collins will battle back to help a midfield that’s not aggressive.
Also, Dobbin put over some cracking crosses yesterday and we only really had Didzy in the box. I’m not saying Collins will score them but he’s got a better chance than most.

Greetings from an exiled Green
First of all I wanted to thank those Rams who responded to the appeal on behalf of Jayden Lamerton, the young Argyle and Liverpool fan diagnosed with a brain tumour earlier this year.
Along with fans from many League One clubs rivalries were set aside and the target to help this young man and his family was reached and still receives donations to this day....almost 70K raised ....so thank you.
So safe travels to the hardy Rams that make it down to HP. Should be a good game....and obviously hoping to maintain our somewhat spectacular home form ....
I write a (for this season) regular match preview called One Game at a Time. It is an unashamedly biased review of the past game and look at upcoming opponents....written from the Green perspective but so far not had too many away fans get very upset, and all tongue in cheek. Any inaccuracies I am happy to correct ...the jokes are staying though...
Here is the link, just in case you are bored on a long train/coach car journey westwards. The previous efforts are in a little library of their own if you want to go back over the home match preview/review although I'll understand if that's not something you'll be  rushing to do. Pasoti is very away visitor friendly as long as not too lairy) and we have a couple of regular contributors from our tractor driving and owl loving friends in the automatic chase.
 
All the best for the season after tonight...especially on the final match day ? and when you come up against Yipswich.
Happy to pop along for the post mortem either way...
 
Here's the link to the article and also to Jaydens Gofundme.
https://pasoti.co.uk/threads/one-game-at-a-time-graze-athletic-h-march-7th.122114/
 
https://www.gofundme.com/f/jaydens-dreams-come-true-through-his-dipg-journey?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Last September I was playing football with my grandson,and hurt my knee. I didn’t bother the doctors because the knee gradually returned to near normal, but still quite painful at times. It was such a time I winced, and my wife “advised “ me to see the doctor,which I duly attended, knee examination, all OK, I asked for a PSA (having seen the information at Pride Park) check which he duly gave me the paperwork. The test came back 7.1, I’m over 70 so 6.5 is regarded as normal. I was dispatched to the Derby Royal, had the anal examination, ( for the first time) small lump found. In five weeks I’ve had a MRI scan,my prostrate biopsy done, and a QT scan,and I’m now on a hormone treatment plan. It appears they’ve caught the tumour early, and the prognosis is good, they say it will be eliminated. You do lose your dignity at times, but not going through that door and having the exam you could lose a lot more.
A shout out to the doctors and nurses at the Derby Royal, they have been absolutely terrific, informative, and very understanding, and caring.
 

It’s old farts like me that contribute to the lack of atmosphere.
 I played the game for a while and I’m so engrossed in what’s going on that I barely breathe let alone shout.
 I do join in with the clapping parts of South Stand chants.
Fairly typical East Stand fan, me.?

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

It’s old farts like me that contribute to the lack of atmosphere.
 I played the game for a while and I’m so engrossed in what’s going on that I barely breathe let alone shout.
 I do join in with the clapping parts of South Stand chants.
Fairly typical East Stand fan, me.?

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

It’s old farts like me that contribute to the lack of atmosphere.
 I played the game for a while and I’m so engrossed in what’s going on that I barely breathe let alone shout.
 I do join in with the clapping parts of South Stand chants.
Fairly typical East Stand fan, me.?

I did allow myself a ‘get in there!’ when Roberts struck his thunderbolt on Saturday.
 I obviously apologised and sat back down ?
 

I find it difficult to see who the captain is on the pitch.
With the wealth of experience in the team you’d expect them to get the players together and rollock them.
The droop in shoulders was evident when Shrewsbury equalised.
We need last year’s spirit back.
The talent is there, so if we get the focus right we can beat anyone.

Same here but I do shout very loudly at moments of heightened excitement such as foul play and the times when the referee and I are not, shall we say, of one mind. Ahem !