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Don't the leagues have the power to impose fines and deduct points?  I get the emotion that causes the pitch invasion, either celebration or sheer relief, but at the end of the day it's invading the players place of work where they should feel safe.  If we were at work and a few people stormed in up to our faces screaming abuse you'd feel rightly threatened.  Multiply that to several thousand.  If I recall didn't Blackpool get a 3 point deduction several years ago following a pitch invasion? May be wrong.  Imagine how Everton would feel being hit with 3 points now? Or Port Vale, so they'd drop out the top 6. 
Nothing Mel did actually threatened people's lives (livelihoods yes) but we ended up with 21 points deduction and £100,000 fine.  For me entering the pitch area, verbally threatening or physically attacking players or staff should be far more severely punished.  At the end of the day it ought to be seen as the club failing to control its fans.  Will be interesting to see what wrist slapping Everton, Port Vale or Notts Forest get.  Probably nothing.  

I was under the impression that it was illegal to enter the pitch (as opposed to just being a club rule?)
Make more arrests. Send more down for a few weeks. Hand out more bans. 
Not exactly difficult to prove in court, as you’re either arrested on the pitch or not, so there’s nothing to argue, and it should put the successful prosecution rate up for the rozzers ( so “worth the paperwork”)!
Ambling calmly back to the stands/exits 20 mins later?  Arrest ‘em!
needs a full stop to it… celebration or otherwise!
of course, this won’t happen until a player is stabbed!  
 

Who would miss the crowds of yorkys with their knotted hankies on their heads,spot them a mile off,and the donkies on the beach,smelly animals,no thank you David,will leave it all for you

Nobody, least of all strangers or avatars on message boards. 
Read, do your own research, think through viewpoints, but always come to your own conclusions, maybe even dummy trade and learn from your mistakes.
Does that sound reasonable advice?

I invest in stocks and shares,but only money I can afford to lose,used to think that I could beat the bookies,stupid me,always losing so switched to the stock market,invest a fixed amount monthly,and although down maybe 8% always confident prices will go up.
Buying Duke Royalty at the mo,they are a company that make loans to businesses,and then take a share of that business profits.They pay a dividend 4 times a year which I reinvest.Another share is Tesco,people have to eat.
Good luck however you invest.

Carlos Corveran,not Carvahal,was assistant at Leeds.
Sorry for my mistake

Wayne Rooney also appears to be holidaying in England.
 

Very much a "keep the lights on" move and very much confirmation that CK is not funding a club he doesn't own.
 
He's probably been ready to pounce waiting on CK getting frustraited / exclusivity running out.
Of course bing Mike Ashley, it's not going to happen until the utter maximum pain has been inflicted on creditors, just the way he does business.

Been trying to think of a name for the team this year and having been watching the snooker and hearing a lot about O Sullivan,Higgins,and Willo,and the class of 92,have come up with this "Wayne Rooney and his class of 22",has a nice ring about it  dont you think.

Been trying to think of a name for the team this year and having been watching the snooker and hearing a lot about O Sullivan,Higgins,and Willo,and the class of 92,have come up with this "Wayne Rooney and his class of 22",has a nice ring about it  dont you think.

I would personally go with the class of '19 - when the U18s won the league title. 
Cashin, Buchanan, McDonald, Festy, Bird, Tommo, Knight, Sibley and Stretton were all a part of that squad.

The obvious taunting of “Keogh Keogh what’s the score” but good I’d say with him returning the applause he received from many of us as they did their lap of honour. At our request, he even started the bounce for us.

How about "The class of minus 21"?
Eh?  Eh? 
 

If you are a keen cook try planting herbs,at the moment I am planting out chillies.

Same for me, please!
 
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We've just won away,
We've just won away-ay-ay.
What the Duck do we do now,
We've just won away!

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Woah,steady on.

Curtis is a Ram thru and thru,lovely picture of his daughters at the match yesterday,Curtis is a must keep for next season.

Curtis is a Ram thru and thru,lovely picture of his daughters at the match yesterday,Curtis is a must keep for next season.

I know beggars can't be choosers but there are certain players I wouldn't want anywhere near my club; after how he behaved in the two games against QPR this season he is very high on that list. Even on TalkSport he comes across as a knob. 

What used to be called league 1 

Sad not to have led an unbeaten miracle of match threads through to the end of the season, and a final day miracle. Great to see the solidarity between players and fans, and on this board. We're far from out of the woods and the most important thing now is that we still have a club next season, able to take its place in League One.
Amazing to see Rooney currently committing himself to staying with us. He remains an idol for many footballers and could be the single biggest influence in persuading players to sign on again if the EFL ever allows that to happen. Clearly we have a lot of young talent at the club and it's important to keep hold of as much of it as we can. We've only been in the third tier twice before, and both times just for two years. Let's hope we can survive, stabilize the club and come back stronger.
Derby til I die!

And there are a lot,lot more bad things happening in this world than Derby County F C being demoted to Div 1,looking forward already to tearing up league 1

Still a supporter,as I expect thousands more of you still are.