Mr Tibbs

Great win, we're not going to paste teams every week. 
Big game next week, both teams flying. 

... and we're winning, so there's that too?

We've been through some tough times, when you put all the horrendous Covid stuff alongside the financial firestorm of the Morris era together we are lucky to have a club left to support.
But we have a fantastic club to support, we still have our wonderful, stressful, beautiful club to support.
We are averaging 26,000 in the third division. We are selling out most away games, we are Derby.
I love this football club, I love everything about DCFC. I love the history, I love people like @loweman2 doing all the stuff about shirts, @Inverurie Ram with his Rams flag thread, 
Whatever happens this season, whether we make the play offs or even sneak into the autos, it doesn't really matter. 
Being part of the DCFC family is what matters.  We are Derby. Enjoy every game you go to and get behind the team.
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My response to @WamRam was going to be on the same lines as the comment from @Mr Tibbs.
A big game under the lights was always popular, back in the day.
And as things stand, any game against any prem team is a big game for us!
Looking forward to this... but then I'm only 30mins away (walking), so from a selfish pov, it's absolutely no hassle for me.  I appreciate that doesn't apply to all.
 
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Don't really understand the bitterness towards him and very much doubt it is Bielik that is calling the shots about where he plays.  

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

What a time to be alive. 

Is Collins not like 3 yards in front of Dobbin taking away the centre half for him? 
Weird stick to beat him with. Especially with the quality of our crossing in that first half. 

Making mincemeat out of League One teams at PP. 
Fleetwood at home please.

We look superb, Warne really has turned us into an incredibly difficult team to play against 

What a bloody finish. 

It'd be more about the view for me rather than sitting/standing. 
I've made my way around Pride Park from the East to SE, South Stand to now SW Corner. As much as I liked the South Stand you can't beat a better view.

It'd be more about the view for me rather than sitting/standing. 
I've made my way around Pride Park from the East to SE, South Stand to now SW Corner. As much as I liked the South Stand you can't beat a better view.

I think automatic promotion is a bridge too far, personally. 
Plymouth are trending for over 100 points. Sheffield Wednesday and Ipswich are on course for 90-95 points too, maybe more.
I don’t think we’re worse than any of those three. I think we are on a par, but we’ve left ourselves with too much work to do. To their credit, those teams have been so consistent from the very beginning.
The gulf in quality between the top three and teams outside the top 10 is so vast that they will be able to maintain good enough form to keep themselves out of reach, especially given they all had a head start on us by the time Warne arrived and especially while Warne and the team got to grips with each other.
I think all three teams above us are capable of a wobble, but it would have to be a massive capitulation for any one of them to let us in. We would probably also have to be by far and away the best and most consistent side in the division for the rest of the season to give ourselves a chance.
We would need at least 50 points from our remaining 22 games to simply make it interesting and put ourselves in the conversation. That’s averaging 2.27 points per game and probably 15 wins required at a minimum!
By all means, internally, we should push ourselves and set ourselves the target of finishing as strongly as possible and as high  up the table as possible.
But realistically, we have to be happy with finishing in a play off spot as comfortably and as painlessly as possible and setting ourselves up for another big day out.
I’d take a McGoldrick special and 42,000 of us dancing on Wembley Way some 12 months after being on the brink of extinction, wouldn’t you?

Let’s see what you’ve got for us this time, Coleman. 

Clear red. What an idiot.