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I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

I'm actually more upset that Curtis is leaving than I was at not making the playoffs.  I get, it makes sense, but it's just sad.
Go well captain and thank you for the memories.

Right decisions but sad for different reasons.
Curtis has been a colossus for us through some of the lowest points in our history, on and off the pitch.
Spoke very eloquently about the pain of administration from the players' point of view. 
His goal at Reading - wow! 
Always has a smile and a chat with the fans, wherever we may be. 
Represents our club so well. I think he'll be back in some capacity at another stage in his career. Hope he gets a swansong season at the Orient before he hangs up his boots. Go well, captain.
The Steargoat has been our cheerleader, often geeing on the team from the sidelines right below where I sit. He's a strong influence on the young lads, and I was hoping he might take up a coaching role in our academy. Hope he gets fixed up somewhere if not with us.
I feel for Chester - a whole season without any significant football. Devastating for a player at this stage of his career. The little we saw of him I thought he looked solid and could do a job for us if only he was fit. He looked close to tears when we chatted to him about it at the Awards evening. 

Always welcome back to Derby County especially when you gave everything in every circumstance 
Captained the club in the right way all the time as well and I am proud that you played for my football club. 

Will go down in history as a Derby County Legend for me after all the service he has given to this club

😭😭😭

Top bloke. Once a ram and that 🐏 

If yesterday was Curtis’ last game for the club his legacy as a Ram isn’t coloured by that one moment for me. He’s shown a level of commitment, pride and dignity throughout his time at the club. Guiding the team as captain on and off the pitch, patiently waiting for his opportunities when not in the side, playing a role in the community element, and putting his body on the line with that end of season return from injury. During a tumultuous period in the clubs history he’s been stoic and admirable throughout. 

If he doesn't stay and signs for Orient for a year, i hope that when he comes with them, he gets the best appreciative reception ever.
The man has put his body and soul on the line for the club and is the epitome of all the good things about our great club that has come from the turmoil of the past two years.

Lifted according to Dom on Radio Derby.....will not be spending loads and still under buisness plan but we can now trade in the market  again. 
 
 
 

I was reading the clickbait thread about Pride Park a few weeks back, and it got me thinking.
The area where I sit/stand, is pretty grubby to be honest.
Cobwebs and years of grime baked into the surroundings, I've often thought of taking some cleaning wipes in and giving it a good going over, but matchday probably isn’t the time to do it.
The summer break though, could be the perfect time!
We could show our appreciation, by devoting a few hours of our time one weekend of the clubs choosing, and descend on PP on mass with our dusters, polish and swiffers. 
Sunderland did something similar, when they engaged volunteer fans to fit new seats, so it is possible. 
Maybe the club could utilise us in a different way, as they see fit.
Even if only 1% of ST Holders responded to the cause, that would still be 200 people. Pledge 4 hours each, and that's 800 hours of free labour, more than enough I'd have thought to get the place spick and span. 
We could bring our own materials, and take away the used products, to save the club even having to hire disposal facilities or purchase equipment.
Get the tannoy playing out some tunes, to keep us entertained whilst working, and we could have a great community day out, helping in a practical way the club we all love.
We can't match the owners financial commitment to the club obviously, but we can show how much we appreciate his involvement by using our free time to help the club.
What do you guys think? 
Maybe @angieram could sound out the Ramstrust membership, to see if there's any merit in the idea?
 

While we are all in a good mood following the win at Exeter and over the next 2/3 weeks filling this website with our opinions of our next 3 performances, can I take this opportunity to have an early shout out for RAMS TV.
Over the last turbulent couple of years the one thing that has remained a quality constant has been Rams TV, providing us with a professional, objective assessment of our matches (take note Radio Derby). I remember Owen Bradley occasionally commentating on Radio Derby and thought how good and informative he was at the time. He has risen to new heights over the last couple of years and (despite a few dodgy suits) is perfect for Rams TV,  keeping his commentary succinct and to the point. Shaun Barker is the perfect foil and his professional insight is well worth listening to - I can  “see what he was trying to do there” being his catchphrase. Getting Owen to Rams TV a was probably the best decision Mel Morris made during his time in charge!
Obviously, they are the frontmen for a quality team in the background and well done to all the nameless helpers in producing a great service.
So personally, thank you Owen & Shaun for your fantastic work. Hopefully, every one else who appreciates your work will show that by “Loving” this post in a mark of respect, as I know you do read this website.
 
 

(Murderers have served less ?)
Anyhow, well done to a magnificent servant to the club, a great ambassador and a decent player. Thank you.
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?...Mendez-Lang...? Ah herm.

Hi guys!! I just want to thank you for your welcoming in representation of all Galician Rams. We had such a nice and funny time.
Pride Park is even more impressive than we thought watching from TV, and  the team was a 10 the other day. Also, every person that we met before, during and after the game was extremely nice, and we loved not only the team, but the city as well.
I'm sure that we'll be back as soon as we can.  We had already been Derby fans for a few years, but after this experience we are Rams for life.
You people are world class. GO RAMS!!

Can we crowd fund season tickets?
 

We're all proud...
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