Fla Ram

There is absolutely no way I can put what I want to happen to Mel and not get an instant ban from this forum. 
Time does heal all wounds, so I'm nowhere near as agitated as I once was, but I still wish him absolutely nothing but the worst in life. I want him to feel nothing but pain and misery from whatever time he has left on this planet. The worst owner this club has ever had, a guy who thought he was the smartest man in the room and ended up putting the club he loved in administration, on the brink of relegation, without a stadium, to save his own personal fortune. 

He hopes it achieves exactly what he says in the video, that it sets an example to the other young players

That is how you should lead a club, take note Mel.

Hats off to Mel

Complete the sale
Rooney stays
Get as many of the expiring contracts signed up for next season as possible
Rebuild our first team squad & under 23s with young, hungry talent 
Supporters turn up in massive numbers to PP and away
Stick together as a fanbase when times are tough, which they will be at points
Nail all that & no reason we can't come straight back up. COYR ??

Complete the sale.
The club must survive.

Now we know what division we’re in, I hope everyone an crack on with finalising the deal, sorting contracts and getting things in place for next year.
 
Death by a thousand cuts and the pious hypocrisy of the EFL and Gibson have killed this off in the end. Could do with a break from the blazer boys club and hopefully the EFL will be disbanded and replaced with an independent body in the near future. 

Thought Thompson was great today. Let’s get as many fans into PP for the final home games 

Thank you Rooney and all the players, everyone gave their absolute best this season and are a credit to the club. We'll be back.

Not just the points not letting us sign any players even ones out of contract in January was the nail in the coffin 

Anybody saying the away form killed us - you can’t expect that amount of youth to adapt to Championship football that quickly. Playing away is totally different to playing at home, especially with a thin bare squad. 
 
Rooney has done an unbelievable job and without his hands tied, I fully trust him to bring in players who will smash league one next season. 
 
No time for feeling down and deflated- it’s time to roll our sleeves up and prepare as a football club to come straight back up. 

Rubbish, Without the points deduction, even with those 10 game losses on the spin away from home we'd still be miles clear of relegation. 
Mel Morris has relegated us, not Rooney, not the players...Mel!

Fans , players, management and backroom staff have all been magnificent. A huge well done to them all. 

That we came this close is astounding - You have to remember that in the first half of the season the squad, albeit threadbare and small, was stronger than it is now. Couldn't be prouder of what they've done.

Looking forward to next season already. Thanks Mel for your wonderful stewardship.

Best away game for awhile but sadly not enough. Feel numb. 
Screw you Mel ?

Think Morris and the EFL have played a big part in it too

Feels like we have come full circle since that fateful day at Wembley in 2014 where cheating QPR beat us undeservedly and went up to the Premier League at our expense.
I was so proud of our young team that day, despite the loss. Morris took over ownership, surely it was just a matter of time before we were promoted ourselves. 
Eight long years later and we all know how that turned out. The EFL gave QPR a gentle slap on the wrist for their misconduct when they inevitably came back down, whilst pursuing and torturing Derby for lesser offences over several seasons. Morris wasted millions,  upset a lot of people and then dumped us in the mire. 
So here we are again needing a win against QPR, this time the stakes feel even higher. 
We have a poor record recently at Loftus Road (Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium) and I have never seen us win there. I am rightly staying well away, don't want to jinx the team! 
But if anything, I am even prouder of our team this season than I was in 2014. The fight, resilience, team spirit, leadership, support and sheer guts has been a revelation.  So whatever happens today, I applaud each and every person involved with our club. 
DCFC, the team for me. COYR! ?
 

Wednesday 12th April 1972 & title rivals Man City were at Old Trafford desperately seeking a derby day win to put pressure on Derby at the top
Sadly for Derby, Man Utd were unable to stop Man City picking up maximum points in a 1-3 away win – goals coming courtesy of a Franny Lee double & sub Rodney Marsh

 
Man City’s away win took them 2nd, just behind Derby on goal average. Derby, Liverpool & Man City were all due to play 3 days later with Leeds engaged in FA Cup semi-final action;