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Yes that’s a good one to go to or on top of M&S it was more a watch out for street parking because there are a few places on Lime Tree Road that the police are particularly keen to ticket cars parking where there are solid white lines in the road but no yellow lines and Derbyshire Dales have a fleet of traffic wardens in the summer.

Isn't there a public car park near to Sainsbury's? That's where I'm heading for.

I don’t think any closing date has been set. I guess it depends on how sales are going. If they’re selling fast they may well close the membership fairly early. If they’re sluggish though I would imagine they’ll be available for some time. 

Perhaps he wasn’t the real deal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0fy119y

And the bloke in his 70's with the gold pants that won't stay up leaves everyone eating his dust.  Fantastic and I'm not a mega fan

I would suggest that Yevgeny Prigozhin is very careful what he eats and maybe open his door with lead gloves.

It was Galatasaray.  The bid was in Turkish Lira.   

Are you sure it wasn't "someone's put a bid in hoping he'll play more than 3.5 games before he breaks down injured again"? 

I was very excited when he signed after seeing him against us in the Milk Cup.

When the ball hits the goal,
it's not Shearer or Cole,
...it's Carbone!
 
 
Magic for us for a couple of months!

I don’t think you look at it like for like. McGoldrick was a nice to have but I reckon we’ll have someone score more than him this season.

There was a chap where I grew up who was in a submarine during WW2 that got hit. He survived but it seriously did his nut in to the point that he couldn’t live inside. He used to always be around the town but lived in barns etc. He was a bit of a target for young kids but I bet they look back now and think what he must have gone through.
He was a real character around the town. 
You wouldn’t get me going in one.

in keeping with recent efforts by the youths;
Joey, Joey Ward,
Massive Porky Sword.
To the tune of “daddy cool”….

On paper it's a good signing and ticks all the boxes as a right wing back in a 3-5-2.
I'll judge his performances in a Derby shirt myself rather than rely on Posh fans, thanks. I've seen enough decent Derby players getting hammered by our own fans to not rely on other people's opinions.

It's steady. I'm not disappointed or thrilled either, just have to see how he plays. What I will say is though... it was on a free, he won't be on a fortune and we didn't have a player who could play in his position in the squad. So for all those reasons, it ticks a lot of boxes.

I figured this deserves its own thread as Warne discusses a number of the points we have multiple threads dedicated to. He discusses the progress of transfer negotiations, Didzy leaving, the club being a draw for players, the calibre of players he’s working to sign…. Give it a watch;
For anyone not wanting to watch it in full there is a written summary of the key points here also;
https://www.dcfc.co.uk/news/2023/06/warne-interview-post-season-june-23

Obviously disappointed to lose him but I enjoyed the season he gave us. 
 
Good Luck for the future.

Obviously disappointed to lose him but I enjoyed the season he gave us. 
 
Good Luck for the future.

Obviously disappointed to lose him but I enjoyed the season he gave us. 
 
Good Luck for the future.

Obviously disappointed to lose him but I enjoyed the season he gave us. 
 
Good Luck for the future.