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You could have told him to spell check the title ?

Same

You must be new around here ?
 
Odd isn't it? I'll always follow my beloved Rams but I don't even watch the Premier League games anymore. I don't much bother with the CL either save for the final stages and even then, only if there's domestic interest. I remember religiously watching MOTD as a kid, even when Derby weren't involved. Not watched it years, though I do, I confess have other 'hobbies' these days. TBH, if this is the end of Derby County, and FWIW, I'm certain it's not, I'd walk away from the game and never give it a moment's thought.

Allegedly

Travelled from Iceland for this.... and very glad I did. Made me very proud to be a Ram.
 

Barnsley Peterborough and Reading have won two games between them in their last 10 matches.
Two wins in 30 games.
Theres no reason to think that will change drastically.

Barnsley Peterborough and Reading have won two games between them in their last 10 matches.
Two wins in 30 games.
Theres no reason to think that will change drastically.

Ok just passing on info

Genuine question: have we been on TV more than any other team in the country this season? It seems like it's every other week. 

Chairman Steve Parish added: “Luke is an exceptionally talented young footballer and one we hope will bring a range of attributes to the club in the years to come.
“But first, he has an important role to fulfil playing at Derby, and we appreciate his significance to them in their current circumstances. It is less than 12 years ago that our club was in a similar situation - as a result we were determined to ensure both clubs benefit through this deal. Therefore Luke will return on loan for the remainder of the season and help Derby with their important battles on and off the pitch.
“I look forward to seeing Luke compete in Palace colours soon, and until then enjoy the performances he continues to give for Derby.”
Fair play Palace.

Are you listening Gibson?
That's respect, even though they're fleecing us.

Whatever the outcome of this saga; whether we survive or otherwise; the EFL has to be taken down. They’ve proven themselves repeatedly to be incapable of effectively and fairly governing the football league. They are incompetent and self-serving. The government must finish them if there is to be any future for professional football outside of the Premier League….

Money, 33,000 turning up tomorrow, 2-3000 at away matches and on TV every other week.
They want to kick us, kick us some more, kick us while we’re on the floor, but not wipe us out completely, because
money 

Replacement busses between York and Newcastle on the 12th is going to make a poo journey even pooer. 
 
https://www.railadvent.co.uk/2022/01/check-before-travelling-as-upgrade-between-york-and-newcastle-takes-place.html

He does discos in the Neptune. 

It was a Nixon tweet

Right, so the EFL don’t want to kill us off completely, they just want to strangle us for a few years, kick us in the knackers, punch us till we’re on the floor, then kick us in the head until we’re unconscious. 
But they don’t want to kill us off completely because we’re a big club and we bring in a lot of revenue, and so, money.

Nixon’s being fed the gospel according to Parry.

Nixon’s being fed the gospel according to Parry.

The absolute clown show that is the EFL would be at its absolute peak if they allowed us to liquidate and then start again in League Two. Talk about wanting their cake and eating it too. 
I would hazard a guess that Derby County have been on TV significantly more so than any other team in the Championship this year? It seems like we've been on TV for roughly a third of our games. We are a cash cow to them and they're willing to throw their entire league structure so that they can guarantee we would be a league club and they can continue to milk us? 
It's obviously good for us, honestly if it's a case of League One with a ton of debt and potential point deductions in the future due to the administration process or liquidation and a start again in League Two with a clean slate then obviously the latter makes a ton more sense. I just find it laughable how badly they're trying to screw us, now they're worried we could go bust they're wanting to protect their own investment. Rancid. 

? The climate of togetherness and camaraderie ?
Then you say Do one ?
sorry, that just tickled me

? The climate of togetherness and camaraderie ?
Then you say Do one ?
sorry, that just tickled me

But just my tuppence worth, I think everyone in the city appreciates the support of all those from the outlying towns and villages, they’re as loyal, if not more so, as us in the suburbs. 

Derbyshire la la la Derbyshire la la la

But just my tuppence worth, I think everyone in the city appreciates the support of all those from the outlying towns and villages, they’re as loyal, if not more so, as us in the suburbs. 

Derbyshire la la la Derbyshire la la la

? The climate of togetherness and camaraderie ?
Then you say Do one ?
sorry, that just tickled me