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Cmon lads let’s enjoy a season without any childish predictions or stupid comments! Saw a Derby fan celebrating the Plymouth goalkeeper getting injured on twitter! Let’s show some class lads! 

Cmon lads let’s enjoy a season without any childish predictions or stupid comments! Saw a Derby fan celebrating the Plymouth goalkeeper getting injured on twitter! Let’s show some class lads! 

Subs on far too late for me! The game was obviously a difficult one to navigate and some fresh faces would have helped early in the 2nd half!! 

Subs on far too late for me! The game was obviously a difficult one to navigate and some fresh faces would have helped early in the 2nd half!! 

Zahore contract terminated at WBA, wouldn’t be a bad shout on a short term deal. Was unplayable at times for Cardiff! 

Zahore contract terminated at WBA, wouldn’t be a bad shout on a short term deal. Was unplayable at times for Cardiff! 

Zahore contract terminated at WBA, wouldn’t be a bad shout on a short term deal. Was unplayable at times for Cardiff! 

Striker tomorrow you’d hope! 

I reckon the striker we are waiting for is Danny ward of Huddersfield out of contract played for rovram in past not itk but he's seems a good fit pw would know him 

Much rather we go for someone like Kenneth Zahore. Not wanted by West Brom, know Mendez-Laing well, and 28 years old. If we can get him to rekindle his Cardiff form then we could be into a winner! 

Much rather we go for someone like Kenneth Zahore. Not wanted by West Brom, know Mendez-Laing well, and 28 years old. If we can get him to rekindle his Cardiff form then we could be into a winner! 

I think this would be a masterstroke. Proper player at Champ level, could be outstanding in a good L1 side.

It does definitely sound like a player who's in the position like Hugill in which they are out of contract in 6 months and the club he's at is happy for him to leave.
Collins had a year left at Cardiff and they agreed to let him leave so he could sign for us.
Honestly I know the 3 other teams apparently in for him are in the championship. But it shouldn't be hard to sell us as a club over any of the other 3. 
Birmingham and Rotherham are 18th and 19th in the Championship. So both in a relegation battle.
Reading can't sign anyone. They've got a 25 man squad so cannot sign anyone unless someone is sold. Then whoever signs needs to come in on the wages that are freed up. 
Also why would you want go go to Reading. One of the most irrelevant football clubs on earth.
Or come here under Warne on a promotion push infront of 25-30k fans and sold out away ends every week.

Hugill would be a good signing at this level, extremely accomplished striker who has the physical attributes to thrive - especially in a good team at this level.
I think it would be a good move for him to join a team where he can put together a run of games and score some goals. He's stagnated a little in the Championship, hopefully we can sell that aspect to him. 

Waghorn ticks a lot of boxes. 3rd choice CF (as per Nugent in the Lampard season), and gives us an extra option on the wing. He also knows the club and a number of people still here so would settle very quickly.
Jordan Hugill would offer strong competition for the CF spot, but we'd still need someone on the wing. Probably short on fitness and would take a while to get up to speed.
Dilan Markanday (wimger at Blackburn) hasn't played in the league yet this season, but scored 2 in the Cup. Scored 12 in 14 for Spurs U21s in 21/22 before moving to Blackburn.

Got to commend Warne for making us a stubborn side who are difficult to beat, but the we severely lack guile further up the pitch. Barkhausen has to do more for me as does Hourihane, and Bird. We are on the right track, and hopefully getting a lb and Rb will enable us to get Sibley further up the pitch! 

Got to commend Warne for making us a stubborn side who are difficult to beat, but the we severely lack guile further up the pitch. Barkhausen has to do more for me as does Hourihane, and Bird. We are on the right track, and hopefully getting a lb and Rb will enable us to get Sibley further up the pitch! 

Hey all,
As some might know, I've put together a couple of books about Derby in the past couple of years, in Pride and Groundwork. Okay, that's the awkward bit out the way.
Just piping up as it might be of interest to some, Derby Book Festival are running a series of talks over the course of this month, and a bit alarmingly they've asked me to do one. But essentially, I wanted to make it more interesting to Derby fans and so I'm pretty excited to say that I've got a couple of very prestigious guests to join me up on stage.
Commentary titan Graham Richards will be making what I think is his first live Q&A appearance since his BBC Radio Derby days, alongside another Derby media giant in the form of Colin Gibson. It should be a really nice nostalgia trip of an evening, going primarily through the Jim Smith years but also delving back to Graham and Colin's time under, well, an absolute host of managers through the years. Had a chat with Graham last week on it, and he's still in absolute top form. There may also be a couple of surprise guests as well from life on the BBG pitch, but I'm just waiting to confirm on those. 
In case it's of interest, tickets and info about the evening on 30th November can be found: bit.ly/3UdV76h.
There'll also be a few of the aforementioned books around as well to buy/steal (there won't be security on the doors tbf), so you can probably get Graham to sign them and give them out as Christmas presents. There's also free parking. Might also be beer as well. Have I sold it yet? Any questions just let me know, but hopefully it should be a good evening!

Anyone notice how much harder we are to beat since the League 1 Guardiola marched into the building? ✊

Games like this are never going to be a walk in the park like some people think. 
 
It’s what the FA Cup is all about and it’s why the TV games are picked like they are, because they know these games produce what they have today. 
 
Todays game doesn’t reflect on what our season is so far of where it’s going. If anything, that last minute goal will do us more good than harm. 

This is nothing to do with Warne. Its just inevitable totally Derby. Remember trudging to Plymouth in 83-84 then them winning direct from a corner in replay. Its what we do

I don’t see presenters wages being cut to the bone. Lineker, Zoe Ball, etc etc. cut them first not local radio. 

Why are people always looking for comparisons? Could Collins be our next Hector? Could Cashin be our next Colin Todd? Could Clowes be our next Lionel Pickering? 
 
Everyone is different in all areas in life! Paul Warne wears his heart on his sleeve, something Nigel Pearson rarely did! Give the bloke a chance!! 

You're right. You remind me of...
Oh wait.

is Warne the next Pearson