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It’s looking like Mel can now move on with his head held high, having finally achieved his goal of getting us out of the Championship. 

It’s looking like Mel can now move on with his head held high, having finally achieved his goal of getting us out of the Championship. 

It’s looking like Mel can now move on with his head held high, having finally achieved his goal of getting us out of the Championship. 

It’s looking like Mel can now move on with his head held high, having finally achieved his goal of getting us out of the Championship. 

It’s looking like Mel can now move on with his head held high, having finally achieved his goal of getting us out of the Championship. 

Sorry, for those making excuses it does not change the fact that we can not score. He may have been offside, there may have been a foul, but if we can not score, we don't win. If we do lose, it will not be because of an offside goal, it will be because we have been sufficiently crap all season.

The Rotherham match changes nothing. Simple fact is if we do our job properly that match is irrelevant. 

Not the first time a Derby player has suffered injury from hitting a post this season...

I've found very little to be right about.. 
I badly wanted Cocu with his sophisticated, international pedigree to be a huge success. Wrong. Then we tried to hang on with him too long. Wrong. Thought even so his style of football would be something worth waiting for. Wrong.
Believed no way CKR was a decent striker. Wrong, he led the line valiantly at times. Thought how can Rooney fail as a player with his winning attitude. Wrong. Hated the idea of him as manager, going to be a disaster. Wrong, went on a great run. Thought he was pretty personality-less, wrong. He started to come across well in interviews and after being so anti his appointment I had to say he deserved a chance. 
Mel finally manages to secure investment that I couldn't believe was a total hoax, there seemed no way he could be conned to give a say in decisions to a group of chancers - trick me once shame on you, errr trick me 3 or 4 times then shame ain't the word! 
Rooney then oversees a group of games so terribly dull and insipid that I can't recall ever being so bored by a Derby team. Results go off a cliff. CKR is every bit the 'couldn't hit a barn door' journeyman I thought he would be. 
I'm struggling to get any pleasure from Derby full stop. Terribly frustrating and like a nightmare you can't wake up from.  Relegation may be the reset we need but I fail to see how playing Fleetwood etc is going to get us in the Premier League.
Limping over the finish line, fourth bottom and giving Rooney the job feels equally depressing too...but I've been wrong before!!! 
 

People are laughing at this, but I'd literally never heard of the bloke until your post so had no idea whether it was a realistic suggestion or not!
How and when did my interest in the wider footballing world become so low?
If something doesn't directly affect Derby I genuinely don't have a clue about it (and yes, I know what some will say - I don't even have a clue about those  things which do!)