Gap tooth ram

He, and Fozzy, have earned the right to do whatever they please when it comes to their futures.
New contact, no problem. 
Want to leave, we'll make it happen, if reluctantly.   
 

We've been through some tough times, when you put all the horrendous Covid stuff alongside the financial firestorm of the Morris era together we are lucky to have a club left to support.
But we have a fantastic club to support, we still have our wonderful, stressful, beautiful club to support.
We are averaging 26,000 in the third division. We are selling out most away games, we are Derby.
I love this football club, I love everything about DCFC. I love the history, I love people like @loweman2 doing all the stuff about shirts, @Inverurie Ram with his Rams flag thread, 
Whatever happens this season, whether we make the play offs or even sneak into the autos, it doesn't really matter. 
Being part of the DCFC family is what matters.  We are Derby. Enjoy every game you go to and get behind the team.
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Excellent news. Wouldn't have blamed him if he left to go back to a massive international job. Shows how committed he is to the county, which is brilliant.

Working in any kitchen environment is always hot and sweaty due to the reasons @Boycie has explained. I'm sure that if despite this it gets Baltic, then they can layer up.
As also said by others, the cost of energy it would take to heat up the open air turnstiles and concourses currently will be insane. Go open your windows and doors, turn on your central heating and see how much it costs to heat to a warm temperature. 
When I go to watch football in the depths of winter, out comes my ski gear knowing I'm sat down outside in the freezing cold for the best part of two hours. You adapt to your climate. When I worked on the farms in the winter there wasn't any heaters in the barns, you just wrap up.
 

This is good news. Atmosphere seems to be a particular issue when we're taking more than 2k (Liverpool being the exception) & thought we were really ordinary at Bolton. Real mix of fans where I was sat in lower tier (elderly, families & lads who had clearly been on the pop all day) & songs were dying out quite quickly. I'm hopeful it will also encourage those who havent enjoyed sitting alongside Stone Island types, that they can avoid them at away games.
Songwise, yes its about time we retired the Collymore song...he's a nobody now & must be thrilled we still give him any attention. I do like 'Spirit in the Sky' although still not made it out of top left of South Stand...we are capable of originality but need like minded fans stood together to spread the gospel.
It'd also be great to never ever hear Dale Cavese again & that's my only concern with Club84 (having read their previous manifestos). I don't mind the concept of tifo displays but needs to be very careful to avoid the absolute cringefest that is Crystal Palace's 'Holmesdale End' or Middlesbrough's laughable 'ultras'. These tinpot clubs need that cribbed Euro-ultra songbook as they've got minimal history & weak support. We should be looking at how Man Utd, Liverpool etc have such great away support...original songs well communicated by fan groups, banners that reflect English football culture/humour & a well pitched sense of their history & who they are.

RIP Pele. GOAT.

We've played 21 of the 23 teams we're going to face in the league this season and not one of them has tried to aerially bombard or kick lumps out of us. 
That myth needs putting to bed. The league isn't the same as it was 5-10 years ago (maybe even more recently) than that, it's changed.
From what I've seen it's more the case that a number of fans have overestimated how difficult the league is to get out of based on the past failure of others to navigate it, rather than the challenges the league actually throws up.
Our starting position in the summer has ruled out automatics IMO, but playoffs is plenty achievable / winnable.

Tonight I hope he’s looking after you.
 

So you're saying Neville shouldn't pay minimum wage, low-skilled workers, minimum wage? I've worked in hotels, I wouldn't expect more than minimum wage! The fact that he paid them throughout the pandemic and had doctors/nurses staying at his hotel for free shouldn't go amiss, whilst paying his staff there and not furloughing them. 
Just seems a weird argument to blame someone for not paying staff above what the going rate is for that sector. You're as bad as the Tory MPs using whataboutism when it comes to this subject and equating it to the Nurses striking, who are doing a job that is skilled and deserves far more than minimum wage.

Stand darn

You actually posted that whilst you were sat waiting, didn't you!
 
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#strikewhiletheironishot.

And since I'm on this thread, finally got round to starting Yellowstone (Paramount+). Couple of seasons in but so far, it's brilliant. Costner in particular stands out, the guy can act. But it's full of great performances. 

A massive thanks to you all for your advice and support, it's been much appreciated.
I've had issues for about 3 or 4 years now but it's really escalated since I moved back to the UK.
My doctor referred me to We are With You a year or so ago and i have been attending meetings online (sporadically) but had stopped seeing my caseworker through sheer complacency.
And that's my problem. I stop, have zero problem stopping for a few weeks and then think I've got it cracked and I haven't. I never will have, but reminding myself that when I'm not even arsed about not drinking seems really tough.
And then I have a terrible nights sleep or have some super stressful stuff going on work-wise and Vodka seems like a brilliant idea and I can just have it once and I'll be ok. But it's never one. I mean literally NEVER. And it's progressive. I got to my mid-50s managing my intake well and knowing when to stop, now I've hit 60 those days have gone 
Coincidentally my caseworker texted me this morning for the first. time in months and asked if I wanted to book something, so I have.
I'm also seeing an addiction specialist privately and I've blocked out the time to attend at least 2 meetings per week.
So, I know what I need to do and I'll get there, it's just two steps forward and one back at the moment.
Thanks again to all of you

It doesn't weaken the side much as he hasn't played, and will free up a squad space in Jan. 
SQUAD SPACE. CHUCK US ONE FROM THE BACK

A few pictures of our stay at Cania Gorge. Off to my hometown of Mundubbera for a few days then Borumba Deer Farm.

 

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I just want to say how lucky you are to have Paul Warne as manager. I've supported the millers for 69 years. Obviously, I've seen managers come and go during that period. As far as I'm concerned, and many other fans Warne is the best manager we've had.
Like Derby fans we went through some dark times. Administration points deducted, lost our ground, forced to play in Sheffield in an athletic stadium. No atmosphere, 4 years in the 4th division.
Paul has many qualities. Excellent staff management, a workaholic. He's articulate, honest and will live and breathe Derby County.
I thank him for all the memories, 3 Wembley wins 3 promotions and I wish him well and as a consequence wish the Rams well. I've never had a second team, but for the first time Derby County will be my second team. I look forward to seeing Paul succeed. 
Hopefully Derby will be promoted and we survive in the championship and look forward to see you at the New York stadium.
All the best.
 
 

They're more like some bloke who's been barred for s******* themselves and projectile vomiting on people the last time they were in an 'exclusive' nightclub, who's tried to get back in a number of times but is always spotted by the bouncer and thrown on his arse, no entry.
One time he manages to sneak past the bouncer when he isn't looking, he's back in the club. He deserves to be in the club. That isn't enough though, he thinks he deserves to be in the VIP area.
And so he sets his sights, he needs to walk the walk so goes to the bar and orders a drink, it comes to £5 but he throws a £20 note at the bar and tells them to keep the change. That'll get people's attention. He's a proper big shot, one of the elite.
Approaching the VIP area, he lifts the cordon, those already sat there think "who the flip is this guy?", they tell him to leave, he refuses and goes to sit down in an empty seat. They take exception to this, drag him out of the seat and give him a good beat down.
The bouncers are called over, he cries assault. "Don't you know who I am? I was coming here before you lot were born!" The bouncers take one look at his bloodied face, then another before yes, they do  recognise him, but not in the way he wants them to. He's thrown out, again.
Everyone in the club who witnessed it is laughing their tits off at this delusional fool, everyone in the queue outside thinks "thank god we aren't that p****!"

Class act.  Thanks for everything Liam.    

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