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We don’t know the reason for it but Daniel just stopped breathing in his sleep. The ambulance crew got a very faint heartbeat, so he went onto life support in ICU but he died two days later. Nothing showed up on hospital tests or the digital autopsy, so the coroner stated natural causes. He had a cold prior to it but had said he was feeling better. It seems that he would felt very little if anything when he stopped breathing, which is some comfort. The night before he had been at the Crewe away match and had fish and chips for his dinner. I’m glad he was doing something he loved on his last evening. Today is very tough 💔

How’s everyone feeling today? It was real high at the beginning of the match and the second half. I did have walk around the pitch where I found some of my new DCFC friends. I shed a tear for B4 and sprinkled a few more ashes on the centre spot with my dad. We had several people come up to us to say hello and pass on condolences and congratulations for B4, which was lovely. 
I don’t want to sound like a party pooper but I’m feeling really flat today. Watching the football and the excitement of the race for promotion has been a welcome distraction and a tribute to Dan. It might just be my body and emotions telling me I need a breather over the summer. 
Maybe we need a thread with our highlights of the season and celebration pics? You all amazing at picking me up. I saw a post on another thread earlier that said ‘when are we signing Mbappe?’ 😂 That made me smile 

He got us automatic promotion 

Alright, who organised the Be More B4 message on the boards pitch side? 🥲

Such a shame that guy has been dropped by the Times - one  of the few who wrote in support of DCFC when we were in Administration.

Just got home. Story of our season tbh. Didn't play that well but somehow still came out with the three points and the title.
 
Appreciate the kind posts from the posters here. Bolton drew again so hopefully you guys will be joining us next season. You deserve it. 

Thank you for the gracious comments.  I'm a bit *ahem* tired and emotional - it's been a relatively long wait for us to get back in to the second tier.  I'm rooting for you to get over the line and other results this evening appear to have been in your favour.  Good luck and raising a glass to B4.

Considering he's talking to me, that's not the case at all.  Long story short, me, my lad, and a few of his mates waited for the players after the Bolton game for pics, and I waited a bit longer than most for a pic with the gaffer, but I guess he was either still basking in the post victory glow at the bar, or he'd popped off early.  Fast forward to Saturday and my lad's mates were again waiting outside and one of them told him I was a Derby fan of 40 years & I was gutted I'd missed him a couple of weeks ago.  Warney politely asked him for his phone, asked what my name was, and hit Record.  Top bloke...

I moved to Canada in June 2023. It's been a great move for me, but apart from family my connection home has been through Derby County. I wish I saw more games during this season, but I've done a lot of hungover early starts to watch us grind out the wins that got us into this position.
And here we are. Portsmouth away seemed very significant. It's poetic in my own personal way that Derby will get promoted in the first season I can't go to any games. But from thousands of miles away, I finally feel a bit of confidence.
Long story short - This Wycombe car park ambulance chasing lot made me hate a lot of modern football, and I'd love to turn these over and tell the football world we are back.
As a Brit now in Canada following on and loving every second of this season...
We're going to win this one. Quote me, screenshot me, @ me.
And we're getting f****** promoted.

Sofascore (https://www.sofascore.com/team/football/derby-county/27)
A mate of mine put me onto the app years ago. Fastest real time score updates I've seen and also pulls all the OPTA data in real time so you can look at team and individual stats during games.

I think RamsTV are okay for a commentator. 

We've had numerous posts bemoaning Warne's tactics, of his playing five at the back which as caused much contention amongst fans. Yes the games he has used this system hasn't always been a great success. 
But as this failure been due to the system or is it down to the unavailability of the players that can play it. 
Against Blackpool on Tuesday we played with a back five that looked comfortable playing it. So should Warne stick with a five or should he revert back to a four? 
Also we did have a midfield three that worked well together which helped.

Surprises me to see how many people want Waghorn back. Turned up once in the 3 years he was here, got worse since he left and is 33 years old. I understand we want attackers but definitely not him. I’d be on the phone to Benik Afobe if I was Warne. Even Assombalonga is a better shout than Waghorn. It shows how poor Waghorn is now when Nugent looked better than him in the friendly. I just hope we don’t spoil a good transfer window by re-signing him. Players coming back never ever work.

"I'm amazed that such a fair skinned animal can survive long in this sunshine", said the pig.

At 40, I've just gone and bought my first ever season ticket. Thought I'd sign up here and share the good news.

Warne out.

For pity sake, grow up. How old are you - 5?

You'll thank me for this. An anang arm is an anagram of an anagram.

Bird ? 
Duck ?
Jimbo Ram ?

Actually most of us didn't get a pay rise this year, most of us haven't for years. I work for the Ministry of Justice and we did get a pay rise spread over 3 years which actually turns out to be a pay cut!
Moat of the reason that the rail workers are standing out in the news is that their union has finally said "Enough is enough" and taken action. If other workers representatives had taken this stance earlier, maybe it wouldn't have got this bad. At least their are other unions beginning to stand up for their members.
And the min reason we pay over the odds for virtually everything is political. The is no need for this country to go in the direction it has, or end up at the place it has.
That's enough politics. Back to the footy, please.

Alright Rams, Guiseley (who?) fan here in peace.
I came to the Oxford game on Saturday with my mate (Wolves fan). 
It was our first trip to Pride Park between us and usually we pick a random game every so often. So we ended up at your place.
We had a great time, your stadium is fantastic. Plenty of eateries around the ground too. The fans we were sat near were passionate and it was infectious. We were in the North Stand which was family orientated but it was nice to see so many youngsters getting behind the team.
The atmosphere was great, the bounce by the south stand was something I won't forget. Capped with a great goal to get the win aswell. 
Only downside being, we parked at the industrial park past the south stand and we didn't move for about an hour after the final whistle. But that didn't spoil a great day out. 
All the best for the season, will be looking out for your results and will likely come back later in the season too. 

So, while Mike Ashley was swinging his bat around on the sidelines, David Clowes has padded up, gone out to the crease and smashed a six off the first ball.