Brammie Steve

Thanks Brammie Steve I look forward to it. 

You’re a mere slip of a boy yet Zig…
The best is yet to come!

George Aligaya died today after a nine year battle with bowel cancer.
He was an excellent reporter and newscaster over many years who made many friends at the BBC and via the national news.
He was such a familiar face that many felt that they knew him personally.
Condolences to his family.
 

You can do time for loitering within tent!

This poll is totally irrelevant. To validate it requires a third box....."neither of the above|"
 

Worse decision of any chairman ever,screwed us and gave the gumps a history they should never of had

George Aligaya died today after a nine year battle with bowel cancer.
He was an excellent reporter and newscaster over many years who made many friends at the BBC and via the national news.
He was such a familiar face that many felt that they knew him personally.
Condolences to his family.
 

George Aligaya died today after a nine year battle with bowel cancer.
He was an excellent reporter and newscaster over many years who made many friends at the BBC and via the national news.
He was such a familiar face that many felt that they knew him personally.
Condolences to his family.
 

Trevor Francis always struck me as one of football’s really nice guys.
He was always popular  around Birmingham and the tributes being paid to him locally are proof of this. 
My condolences to his family.

Richard Keogh made one mistake and is still popular with many fans for his years of loyal service.
John McGovern was brilliant for the Rams and scored the goal against Liverpool that got us our first league championship!
Do these deserve to be more unpopular than Derek Hales and Sam Longson?
Yes Sam (reluctantly) financed Cloughie's purchases but he forced Sir Brian and Peter out in one of the darkest days in the Rams'history.

This poll is totally irrelevant. To validate it requires a third box....."neither of the above|"
 

This poll is totally irrelevant. To validate it requires a third box....."neither of the above|"
 

We seem to have attracted quite a few so far . Bradley , Elder , Wilson , Washington etc 

All we’re lacking now is a striker who can take corners and penalties like Alan Hinton and we’ll be in the Prem in 2025!
You heard it here first folk!

What a pointless and divisive poll.
You can have attractive football with consistent results, and inconsistent results from unattractive football, whatever that is, it's not a simple either/or.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, after all.
 

He is remembered for his tact and diplomacy!
Great in defence and as a striker.

Thank you for mentioning this. It helps us remember the reality and human impact of this situation, which can often feel all to distant with social media, etc
The work your son will be doing will make a huge difference to the citizens of Ukraine, in particular those still working in agriculture.
As you say, hope he stays safe and good luck to him.

No one has heard of the others😉

Justin Oguntolu has committed his future to the Rams for the next two years. Thank you Justin and we wish you every success.

I wouldn't wish the heartache or the stress on anyone, but the sense of humility and dose of realism that came from that experience I think 99% of football fans could do with. 
Last season, and this pre-season, have been a breath of fresh air for me, even despite missing out on the playoffs on the final game of the season. I'm just happy that the club exists and that I can still go and watch a game of football on a Saturday (or any other day) that I'm emotionally invested in. Had Derby gone bust then that would have been the end of football for me. so I'm relieved that I still care about the game (through Derby). 
Football, these days, in general, is predominantly a rat race. Everyone desperately chasing the dream of untold riches from the next league up and often going way beyond their means to try and get there. 
Hand in hand, it's the general distribution of wealth across the league pyramid, and a (extremely) poor governance model that purports to "protect" clubs that both drives extremely bad behaviours and tolerates them (perhaps even encouraging them). 
Football in many ways is better than it was in yesteryear, but in others, it's a million miles away from where it should (and needs) to be. 

Welcome lad to black and white army.

Justin Oguntolu has committed his future to the Rams for the next two years. Thank you Justin and we wish you every success.

Sorry about my verbal diarrhoea earlier. It get it from my parents 
Ian and Brenda Smith

You're in the wrong place, you could try a football forum

Justin Oguntolu has committed his future to the Rams for the next two years. Thank you Justin and we wish you every success.