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One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

One fit striker? Luxury
When I were lad, we played Dean Moxey up front and that were if you were lucky 

To the arsenal tune of Viera..
Dwight Gayle Woah, Dwight Gayle Woah, he came for paddle ball, got signed up by Paul Warne. 

Shouldn't that read "Gayle becomes strikes force"?

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

I think the EFL will consider this carefully and think about whether a similar size club, such as Morecambe, could reasonably afford his wages and base their decision on that. 

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

No, because it’s Monday lunch time mate

Pay the same way regardless of how the game’s going: no plan B
Change the game to match the circumstances: doesn’t know his best formation. 
He can’t win can he?
I took a long time to warm to Warne - I didn’t really like the David Brent like aspects of his interviews. But that seems to be happening less, and his interviews now are interesting to listen to with some real insight.  
What I especially like is that he has fostered a never say die attitude amongst the players, and we seem to have a character that I’ve not seen in Derby teams for a while. We are able to recover from setbacks in a way that we haven’t in previous seasons. Lose a game? Pick ourselves up and win the next. Come up against a team of thugs? Stand toe to toe and then bring out the flash of skill to take the win  
It’s not always pretty but I can usually find something to enjoy in a game. 

Was he carrying a racquet of any sort? 

That's a tad inconvenient. Can't he have the scan at some other time?

I have my own views on Warne but, and I know this sounds a little strange, why don’t we concentrate on what could be an extremely exciting end to the season, in many different ways, and try and enjoy it.
 
Managers come and managers go but promotion seasons, if this were to be one, don’t happen all that often, so let’s worry about injuries, formations and other results and enjoy the ride. ‘The rest is just pure journalistic speculation’. 
Many years ago, at Sheff Utd away, just before Phil Gee scored, I remember news filtering through and the chant ‘Portsmouth are losing’ sung loudly from the away end. Memories. Just saying. 
 
COYR
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