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Point away, nice one. Moaners be gone.

Hey all, new podcast out now:

The League One rollercoaster is in full swing as Derby edge their opener against Oxford before succumbing to Charlton after missing a shedload of chances. Chris, Tom and Anton analyse what went wrong at The Valley, why James Collins isn't scoring (yet), all those sitters, and acceptable points totals for August.
There's discussion too on Liam Rosenior, new boy Lewis Dobbin, and Anton's intriguingly-titled quiz, 'Before or After'.
 
SOUNDCLOUD: https://bit.ly/3SEVK8u
SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/3vR5x1y
APPLE: https://apple.co/3SBTYFc

Well he ain’t passing that medical

Hey, we're back for the 22/23 season! Our new podcast is out now....

As the Rams prepare for life in League One, Chris, Richard, Tom and Anton ready themselves for the new Derby County era... and a whole new team. We assess the new signings (well, most of them), pick our best XI based on Derby's current squad, and agree that patience will be needed in the gruelling first few weeks as Rosenior's new-look squad try to gel and play catch-up.
Which of the new boys are we most excited about, and is promotion a realistic target for Derby this season? There's plenty to get our teeth into in our season preview....

LINKS:
SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/3vmXJEz
APPLE: https://apple.co/3zAMCKE
SOUNDCLOUD: https://bit.ly/3BlBzXk

Monmouth South Wales, the Forest of Dean and Symond Yat the last few days, another lovely part of the country. Off to Southhampton tomorrow.

 

For you Dad ???

My mind went straight to, took him for a drink on Tuesday. Wasn't sure how it was going to end! 

Superb run chase that ?

Don’t say things like that I have just given my football boots a quick polish   I was hoping for a start at the beginning of the season
 

Long winded way of saying they are releasing them once a week i believe!

The second came out a week after the first and think the third a week after that.

The second came out a week after the first and think the third a week after that.

Hi everyone! We sat down with Chris Coles from BBC Radio Derby reviews Derby County's 2021/22 season. We discuss the takeover, administration, supporters, Wayne Rooney & more! Plus, Derby County Women’s Young Player of the Year Amy Sims joins us to discuss the season, playing under administration and the success of the Ewe Rams. 
 
Listen here: Season Review podcast featuring Chris Coles from BBC Radio Derby
 

Hey all, our last regular podcast of 2021/22 is out now:
The 2021/22 campaign comes to a close with an anticlimactic 1-0 home defeat to Cardiff City in front of a grateful, emotional Pride Park crowd... but Derby's future continues to be the elephant in the room as takeover talks stall.
Chris, Richard and Anton take to the pub after full time to discuss Derby's final game, the possible exodus of players in the summer, and the slightly horrifying thought of the Rams having to groundshare in the 2022/23 campaign. We're also joined by some of our fantastic Patrons to look back on their standout moments of the season, and Rams Player of the Year.
GET MORE SBW PODCASTS! Help support the podcast and get a bonus episode each month by joining us on Patreon:
www.patreon.com/stevebloomerswashing

LINK:

https://soundcloud.com/user-147200653/sbw-133-pride-park-purgatory


 

(Us recording the pod in the pub on Saturday....)

Thanks a lot to all on the forum who've taken time to listen to the podcast this season - we really appreciate it.

FYI - our Patreon special this month is a two-part 2007 play-off special with Seth Johnson. Check it out on the link above!

Chris

Really enjoyed both of these

Hi everyone! I hope you are doing well!
 
Here's our latest episode for you. It's a good listen if you are on the way to Blackpool or just need to get through Friday!
We sit down exclusively with Derby County supporter, former Manchester United board member & former Carlisle United owner Michael Knighton to discuss his life in football (part 2).
?Ownership & rebuilding
7⃣ Ronaldo
?Ralf Rangnick
?Why Carlisle?
?Jimmy Glass & that goal
?Wembley win! and more!
 
Listen here?https://pod.fo/e/11da14
 
Let us know your thoughts!
 

He also wrote a great biography of his Dad "Armed With A Football". 
RIP Andrew 

I Know It's Over' - (live version) is my favourite and better than both IMO, and I prefer 'Last Night I Dreamt Somebody Loved Me' as well. 
If you are going maudlin, go all the way!

John Squires - Stone Roses
 
 

Goes against the grain wanting Stoke to win but needs must

Re the home-made spring rolls (above), make a simple runny batter (about 1:2.5 plain flour to water) with a couple of dessert spoons of cornflour and a bit of salt.
Use a tiny bit of vegetable oil (just wet a bit of kitchen towel with sunflower oil and wipe the pan). The pan should be on a fairly low heat. Add 2 or 3 tablespoons of the batter in the centre and swirl the pan to spread it out. After a minute or so, the edges of the wrapper will start to lift away from the pan. Just slide a spatula under the wrapper, remove from the pan and flip it onto a plate with the fried side upwards. Remove the pan from the heat, re-oil, add more batter, swirl, return to heat, rinse and repeat.
When you've made enough wrappers, stick a bit of your filling in the centre, fold the sides in and roll up. Use a little batter as 'glue' to stick it together. Either spray with a little oil and air-fry (190 C for 10 minutes, turning them over after 5) or deep-fry in hot oil (5 minutes).
The filling I used today was chicken, onion and bean sprouts, all fried in a little oil with black pepper, bird's eye chilies and light soy sauce. When assembling the spring rolls I added a few raw bean sprouts to the mix, to give a little crunch.