Abu Derby

We need to keep fighting to the end of every game regardless of what happens elsewhere. This spirit that the team and management are showing right now will burn on into next season and the one after that whereupon we will grow together and rebuild, stronger than before. I really believe this. 
We as fans must keep up the tremendous support for this great football club. 

We need to keep fighting to the end of every game regardless of what happens elsewhere. This spirit that the team and management are showing right now will burn on into next season and the one after that whereupon we will grow together and rebuild, stronger than before. I really believe this. 
We as fans must keep up the tremendous support for this great football club. 

We need to keep fighting to the end of every game regardless of what happens elsewhere. This spirit that the team and management are showing right now will burn on into next season and the one after that whereupon we will grow together and rebuild, stronger than before. I really believe this. 
We as fans must keep up the tremendous support for this great football club. 

Do something about it. Report him, please.
Know several females today who were intimidated by the behaviour of a few of our fans.
Unacceptable. 

??

We need to keep fighting to the end of every game regardless of what happens elsewhere. This spirit that the team and management are showing right now will burn on into next season and the one after that whereupon we will grow together and rebuild, stronger than before. I really believe this. 
We as fans must keep up the tremendous support for this great football club. 

We need to keep fighting to the end of every game regardless of what happens elsewhere. This spirit that the team and management are showing right now will burn on into next season and the one after that whereupon we will grow together and rebuild, stronger than before. I really believe this. 
We as fans must keep up the tremendous support for this great football club. 

We need to keep fighting to the end of every game regardless of what happens elsewhere. This spirit that the team and management are showing right now will burn on into next season and the one after that whereupon we will grow together and rebuild, stronger than before. I really believe this. 
We as fans must keep up the tremendous support for this great football club. 

Middlesbrough losing to Reading who are due a 9 points deduction…if they lose maybe Gibson will turn his attention to ensuring Reading go in to administration next. 

I bet it’s the same idiots that have still got a cupboard full of bags of pasta and are still using bog roll they bought 18 months ago.

Absolute idiots the lot of them… they’re the same people who are to blame for the elderly not being able to get their groceries or celiacs not being able to get gluten free pasta because during lockdown all the cockwombles bought gluten free pasta once the normal had ran out. 
 
no wonder the planet is ducked when there’s so many idiots.
can’t wait for Christmas when people are fighting in the shops for a turkey.

People queuing up to obtain fuel even when there aren’t any shortages. 
Pathetic for those that genuinely need it. 

People queuing up to obtain fuel even when there aren’t any shortages. 
Pathetic for those that genuinely need it. 

People queuing up to obtain fuel even when there aren’t any shortages. 
Pathetic for those that genuinely need it. 

We just need someone to announce that there will be a ticket shortage from noon tomorrow and the mongs will be queueing round the ground within 20 minutes. 

Can't believe people still listen to this garbage. 

We do have our very own ditty, just need to jazz it up a bit:
As I was going to Derby, Sir,
All on a market day,
I met the finest Ram, Sir,
That ever was fed on hay.
Daddle-i-day, daddle-i-day,
Fal-de-ral, fal-de-ral, daddle-i-day.

This Ram was fat behind, Sir,
This Ram was fat before,
This Ram was ten yards high, Sir,
Indeed he was no more.
Daddle-i-day, etc.

The Wool upon his back, Sir,
Reached up unto the sky,
The Eagles made their nests there, Sir,
For I heard the young ones cry.
Daddle-i-day, etc.

Didn't Boro go bust once upon a time? People in glass houses and all that

Seeing as this has turned into a Rooney love-in, as a female (love Friday Night Dinner) on here would like to express my huge thanks to Coleen Rooney, the couple's sons and wider family who must be supporting Wayne supporting what seems like the entire city of Derby and fans beyond. As a mum of just 2 boys I know how manic it was when my husband went away with work when they were younger and I cant imagine this is what they expected as a family when they came back from the States. Perhaps a slow wind- down from Wayne's playing career to a bit if coaching. This situation must be consuming them. Before anyone says it I know the wolf isnt exactly at the door, but that makes no difference they are a family like any other who cant be seeing their husband and dad very much this season. So thank you clan Rooney - I think our position would be so much worse if he wasnt here. 

Alan Nixon minutes before tweeted it was an urban myth. I pointed it out to him in a retweet and I got this in return:

 
I'm honoured.

Moose “how hard is it to walk past people at the club who may be losing their jobs”
Wayne “ you don’t walk past them, you talk to them, communication is key”
Top man

Anyone else got a bit of dust in their eyes?
Brian Clough could not have handled this better.

The biggest problem we've had is that we always buy players who are then never sold for any profit. Bad management, bad scouting and overall bad business acumen 

Just been watching Sky sports news and what hit me was the irony of 2 topics of their program this morning.
First they were waxing lyrical over 'Liverpool's' future superstar wonder kid, Kaide Gordon and within minutes were discussing the demise of our club. They didn't mention at all the fact that Liverpool virtually 'stole' him from us.
How unfair is the system whereby a club has invested heavily in its academy, loses a player worth 10s of millions for a pittance. Nevermind the rights or wrongs of how Derby have got in this mess with overspending elsewhere, we have also spent money in the right place to develop a talent worth tens of millions of pounds, but without getting the reward.
No offense to Kaide or to Liam Delap, but if they had had the interests of the club at heart, like Jude Bellingham at Birmingham, we would be a lot better off. Jude Bellingham waited until his 17th birthday before signing professionally for the Blues, who then immediately sold him to Dortmund for £25M. You can't blame our youngsters because they may have picked up a career ending injury before their 17th, but you can blame the football system which allows this to happen.
So because of the different attitudes of three 16 year olds, Blues are plus £25M and Derby plus £2M when it should be plus £50M.
Derby's academy should have been able to clear our debts, but the system has prevented it.