Ram@Lincoln

I'm going to sue you for 500k as I disagreed with some of your posts once. As I'm the better person though, I'll take around 75k. Thanks.

We were asked not to go public until after the EFL have told Nixon or Percy first.
Wait for one to tweet between now and tomorrow morning.

2158 tickets left as of 10.40am. Majority being in the North Stand upper and lower block A - it's time to concentrate sales there as a few seats per block isn't going to make a visual difference, but the majority of a block definitely will!

3105 left as of 4.45pm today, so circa 1 ticket sold every minute. Google tells me there's 5565 minutes until kick off, that's enough to flog the rest! A lot of blocks with under 10 tickets in each. The major block is still North upper block A, and the lower block A.

Maguire totally embarrasiing. He is talking absolute BS. 

Thank you and sorry that your time has been wasted.
Can all members please try to verify information before creating topics such as these.
Topics that are inaccurate or posted as a joke, are not helpful at a time like this when so many fans mental health is being tested with the threat of our clubs existence.
Thanks again to @SouthStandDan, PM me your table number in the Merlin and I'll buy you a pint. 

I've just seen that Huddersfield are hosting one of the European legs of Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer's joint world tour this summer. How on earth have they managed to book that? This shows there's a demand for stadias to host concerts. VIP tickets are £575 each, lots of money to be made there!  https://hellamegatour.com/
 

Hasn't the reduced "sold out" capacity always been 33,010 since the away fans got moved?

Absolutely staggering to see the progression that the majority of the squad has made into the first team. Huge kudos has to be given to the youth structure and also to Rooney/co for believing in these players. Do we have the next generation coming through for use in the first team in 1-2 years or are these players all being snatched away by the likes of Liverpool and Man United? Obviously we're currently pushing all the better kids though as necessity, we just need to keep the conveyor belt turning.  
I'm sure we'd all much rather have a bench filled with own our crop with a sprinkling of experience than a bench full of £20-30k a week "earners" with more in reserve. It simply isn't sustainable as we know, and we need to keep the great camaraderie between fans and players up as much as possible.

Absolutely staggering to see the progression that the majority of the squad has made into the first team. Huge kudos has to be given to the youth structure and also to Rooney/co for believing in these players. Do we have the next generation coming through for use in the first team in 1-2 years or are these players all being snatched away by the likes of Liverpool and Man United? Obviously we're currently pushing all the better kids though as necessity, we just need to keep the conveyor belt turning.  
I'm sure we'd all much rather have a bench filled with own our crop with a sprinkling of experience than a bench full of £20-30k a week "earners" with more in reserve. It simply isn't sustainable as we know, and we need to keep the great camaraderie between fans and players up as much as possible.

Absolutely staggering to see the progression that the majority of the squad has made into the first team. Huge kudos has to be given to the youth structure and also to Rooney/co for believing in these players. Do we have the next generation coming through for use in the first team in 1-2 years or are these players all being snatched away by the likes of Liverpool and Man United? Obviously we're currently pushing all the better kids though as necessity, we just need to keep the conveyor belt turning.  
I'm sure we'd all much rather have a bench filled with own our crop with a sprinkling of experience than a bench full of £20-30k a week "earners" with more in reserve. It simply isn't sustainable as we know, and we need to keep the great camaraderie between fans and players up as much as possible.

NEWSFLASH
Wycombe increase claim on Derby County from 7m to 14m.
Blaming today's defeat taking them from 1st to 4th on having to watch the Notts Forest v Derby game right to the end thus making them ill prepared for their own match.
A visibly shaking Rob Couhig said after the game..'its always Derby..they will cost us the 7m quid we would get for winning the league, today was all down to them..we were ill prepared..if they hadn't played early we would have won this game 5-0 and every other game we have left - Derby have ruined another Wycombe season we demand compensation.'

Different Grabban is not a Derby player

Didnt Fozzy get banned retrospectively for an accidental step backwards on the opposition player?
Will Grabbans challenge be re-visited? It's quite clear from the replays....

He can fist pump all he wants, still doesn't change the fact that he is the ugliest man alive... Gives nightmares to children that face does.

I'm ashamed of 'supporters' like you who can't wait to turn on these players who have been giving absolutely everything for us, despite the circumstances they find themselves in.
I'm really upset that people like you can't wait to crawl out of the woodwork at the first sign of adversity and quite frankly I'd be quite happy to lose 'fans' like you.

Steve Cooper. Fist pumping the crowd like a Klopp wannabe! What a Bamford! 

Hoping I can speak for the majority of fans when I say the following:
Whoever in their right mind is willing to even consider buying a football club in a poor state, never mind the state that Melvyn Morris left us in, earns my respect completely.
Whether it be the Binnie family, whether it be Appleby and co. Whether it will be Mike Ashley, or whoever else, Thank you.
Thank you for wanting to turn this football club around, get us out the pooper, and allowing us to continue to be a football club.
Whoever takes over, I hope they understand that they will be supported by one of the greatest fanbases in England (And yes, that may be biased, although the support we have shown for this club, throughout the poo that we’ve been through, is genuinely surreal).
I hope that whoever it is who buys us, understands how much this football club means to it’s staff, it’s fans, and it’s local community, and I hope that whatever may happen, that we will have our Derby County to enjoy, to allow us to take our minds out of reality, to allow us that safe space away from demons one may face in the real world, to allow us to be able to rally together, have a bloody good laugh and a good time, and to ultimately support this fantastic, amazing, bloody stressful club.
Come On You Rams. Let’s make ourselves known these next two games, let’s show the world what Derby COUNTY is all about, and what an honour it would be for anyone to own a football club with such appreciative and passionate supporters.
 
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Absolutely staggering to see the progression that the majority of the squad has made into the first team. Huge kudos has to be given to the youth structure and also to Rooney/co for believing in these players. Do we have the next generation coming through for use in the first team in 1-2 years or are these players all being snatched away by the likes of Liverpool and Man United? Obviously we're currently pushing all the better kids though as necessity, we just need to keep the conveyor belt turning.  
I'm sure we'd all much rather have a bench filled with own our crop with a sprinkling of experience than a bench full of £20-30k a week "earners" with more in reserve. It simply isn't sustainable as we know, and we need to keep the great camaraderie between fans and players up as much as possible.

I completely agree. Imagine where we'd be if we'd have used Rawson, Lowe, McDonald, Hanson, Guy, Elsnik, Bennett, Vernam and Riis Jacobsen instead of Shackell, Warnock, Olsson, Baird, Butterfield, ???, Blackman, Anya, Camara, Marriott, Jozefzoon...

Wow, thanks for the great snapshot here, much appreciated. Sounds like we have a few highly promising players in each intake. Hopefully there's a couple first team fringe players produced each year to then kick on in their second year with the first team. The likes of Hanson and Rawson would've been adequate backups instead of the highly paid hasbeens we had.

Wow, thanks for the great snapshot here, much appreciated. Sounds like we have a few highly promising players in each intake. Hopefully there's a couple first team fringe players produced each year to then kick on in their second year with the first team. The likes of Hanson and Rawson would've been adequate backups instead of the highly paid hasbeens we had.

That U18 squad was mostly a mixture of the 2017 and 2018 youth intakes.
2017: French, JBrown, Minkley, Buchanan, Bird, Knight, Dixon, Whittaker
2018: Foster, Halwax, Cashin, Ebosele, McDonald, Archie, Charles, Sibley, LThompson, Wilson, Stretton
 
The following two intakes aren't looking as promising, although a few have been in around around the first team squad for training sessions and the odd appearance on the bench. Dylan Williams being the standout (already 9 apps). Please note Delap would have been in the 2019 group.
2019: Solomon, Bardell, Grewal-Pollard, Matthews, Aghatise, Perez de Gracia, SThompson, Cybulski (Jinkinson, Rogers and Nto have left)
2020: Roberts, Randle, Brailsford, Rutt, Christie, Ibrahim, Bokovic, Williams, Kelly
 
There next two groups look to be very promising. Please note Kaide Gordon would have been in the 2021 group, so too were Eze and Ryan who left for Norwich and Brighton. Maloney has played at various levels for England youth, Sebagabo is well thought of, Ebiowei has been very impressive, and Robinson has been training with the first team.
Several of the U16s have also featured in the U18 squad so far this season, these will be the 2022 group. Man Utd poached one of the players from this group last season (along with two from the next age group down). Kellyman has appeared on the first team bench and some will have heard of Jack Thompson, a highly thought of keeper who has played for England U15s and U16s. I also have very high hopes for Harry Hawkins.
2021: Evans, Richards, Aideyan, Maloney, Moore, Sebagabo, Fapetu, Robinson, Ebiowei, Nicholas-Davies, Dixon
2022: JThompson, Price, Cox, Robinson, Hawkins, Houston, DBrown, Kellyman

Absolutely staggering to see the progression that the majority of the squad has made into the first team. Huge kudos has to be given to the youth structure and also to Rooney/co for believing in these players. Do we have the next generation coming through for use in the first team in 1-2 years or are these players all being snatched away by the likes of Liverpool and Man United? Obviously we're currently pushing all the better kids though as necessity, we just need to keep the conveyor belt turning.  
I'm sure we'd all much rather have a bench filled with own our crop with a sprinkling of experience than a bench full of £20-30k a week "earners" with more in reserve. It simply isn't sustainable as we know, and we need to keep the great camaraderie between fans and players up as much as possible.

Absolutely staggering to see the progression that the majority of the squad has made into the first team. Huge kudos has to be given to the youth structure and also to Rooney/co for believing in these players. Do we have the next generation coming through for use in the first team in 1-2 years or are these players all being snatched away by the likes of Liverpool and Man United? Obviously we're currently pushing all the better kids though as necessity, we just need to keep the conveyor belt turning.  
I'm sure we'd all much rather have a bench filled with own our crop with a sprinkling of experience than a bench full of £20-30k a week "earners" with more in reserve. It simply isn't sustainable as we know, and we need to keep the great camaraderie between fans and players up as much as possible.