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I feel like the wheels are now in motion.
I've seen more from footie journalists, business folk, and MPs this morning than I have throughout the entire process.
Let's just hope it actually does something.

I feel like the wheels are now in motion.
I've seen more from footie journalists, business folk, and MPs this morning than I have throughout the entire process.
Let's just hope it actually does something.

Can't see us winning tomorrow, no matter how up for it the crowd are. Admin was one thing, points deduction was another, but this is potentially liquidation. There's only so much kicking-whilst-down that you can take.
Players are going to have that on their mind and I've got no doubt a few of them are going to be thinking about new clubs already.

Well that's then.
How are we supposed to deal with a club who want £45m from us? And what kind of idiot would buy us with that hanging overhead?

Well that's then.
How are we supposed to deal with a club who want £45m from us? And what kind of idiot would buy us with that hanging overhead?

Well that's then.
How are we supposed to deal with a club who want £45m from us? And what kind of idiot would buy us with that hanging overhead?

Two very different ITK reports on the same page ?

How did the police know that 3 couples were going to the football?
Yes, its exactly the same.

Last night's display really does make you wonder if there is an agenda against us. And I don't usually subscribe to the idea to be honest.
Very few fouls - certainly nothing dangerous or cynical - and we somehow come away with four bookings.
A stonewall handball in clear view of both linesman and referee. No penalty.
And was it Ravel who got cleaned out on the edge of Reading's box? No freekick, let alone a booking for them.
Regardless, a good win and a cracking atmosphere. Well done, Rams and Rams fans! ?

Last night's display really does make you wonder if there is an agenda against us. And I don't usually subscribe to the idea to be honest.
Very few fouls - certainly nothing dangerous or cynical - and we somehow come away with four bookings.
A stonewall handball in clear view of both linesman and referee. No penalty.
And was it Ravel who got cleaned out on the edge of Reading's box? No freekick, let alone a booking for them.
Regardless, a good win and a cracking atmosphere. Well done, Rams and Rams fans! ?

Last night's display really does make you wonder if there is an agenda against us. And I don't usually subscribe to the idea to be honest.
Very few fouls - certainly nothing dangerous or cynical - and we somehow come away with four bookings.
A stonewall handball in clear view of both linesman and referee. No penalty.
And was it Ravel who got cleaned out on the edge of Reading's box? No freekick, let alone a booking for them.
Regardless, a good win and a cracking atmosphere. Well done, Rams and Rams fans! ?

I think it's just varying levels of passion tbh. It's the same with any hobby: some people go all in, while for others it might just be a passing interest for when there's nothing else going on.
Neither is correct or incorrect. Just purely personal preference.
Some people only want to watch good football and see their team win - that's where the enjoyment comes from - and others see the deeper value in being part of a community of football fans that turn up through thick and thin. Only the latter will be at the stadium tomorrow, I feel.

Can't believe we aren't using 'Britain's top porn star', Kieran Lee, Derby fan, and has all the attributes to follow Wazza in the no. 32 shirt.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/keiran-lee-britains-top-porn-189114

Nah, forget the EFL. Forget Morris and the board too, if only for 90 minutes tomorrow.
Get behind Rooney, Tom, and the lads wearing the shirt. They're the ones who need our full support.

Yeah, when things aren't going to plan on the pitch.
If things are going well or if, at the very least, the players are giving 100%, I actually think we're pretty good.
We're generally a large fanbase that turns out well too, which I think helps. Might not be the case this season, if tomorrow's expected attendance is anything to go by.

He's getting absolutely dragged on Twitter.
The sense of entitlement from some of our fans, towards a bloke who owes them absolutely nothing, is astounding.

First time he's buying you a pint? 
Big moment, if so. I swear my dad had a tear in his eye when I bought him one ?

Still don't think we'll go down (if we don't incur a points deduction at any point).
In my mind, we're a team that benefits more than most from having fans in the stadium. Think it might make the difference this season.

Why stop there?
28. The man who walks round backwards in town
39. 'POUND A PUNNET' bloke by the Ram statue

First time he's buying you a pint? 
Big moment, if so. I swear my dad had a tear in his eye when I bought him one ?

Nah, forget the EFL. Forget Morris and the board too, if only for 90 minutes tomorrow.
Get behind Rooney, Tom, and the lads wearing the shirt. They're the ones who need our full support.

No excuse not to turn up and support the lads. If you don't go to this one when they really need you then you cant consider yourself a true fan.
 
 
I personally cant make it this weekend, but i hope to get to one soon.

This weekend the eyes of the football world will be on the Rams. Absolutely no point in turning up to protest - that would just be a huge shot in the foot. The situation is what it is. Let's turn up, cheer and support WR and the players. 3 points from a win will give the players a huge boost; siege mentality, fans behind them, nothing to lose. We're in this together. If you can keep your head when all about are losing theirs and blaming it on you...

Ducking love that. Tell 'em again, Wazza.

Nah, forget the EFL. Forget Morris and the board too, if only for 90 minutes tomorrow.
Get behind Rooney, Tom, and the lads wearing the shirt. They're the ones who need our full support.