Premier ram

Look all I was trying to do is fire up the lads and never meant to I know that some can forgive them but I just cant and never ever ever will but I will try be a little bit kinder to efl but for me trust has to be earned first.
So please accept my apologies but still think they could still put our player forward for that award.

Or you could do your own research 

If you're going to use ChatGPT, you need to fact check it.
Mark Thomas joined Oxford from Portsnouth in 2014 and stayed their until he joined us.
Gilbey - Never played for Oxford
Henry - joined in 2017 for free from Wolves and is still at the club
Mousinho - joined on a free from Burton and stayed there until he retired.
Johnson - Came through Forest's academy and is still there, and had a loan at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Grant - came through Forest's academy, spent a bit of time at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Cullen - Came through Swansea's academy, spent a bit of time at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Edun - Fulham's academy, a bit of time at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Woolfenden - Came through the Ipswich academy, is still owned by them, and never played for a club Thomas was working at.

They weren't though, were they? Go through those match day threads and you'll remember some of the dodgy decisions. The difference is, people can 'forgive' bad decisions when results are going your way and you move on quicker. When it's costing us points, people will naturally discuss those bad decisions much more.

yes , all of the top 6 or 7 have had a wobble , perhaps the timing of ours makes some of our fans go into grim reaper mode but we are slowly coming out of ours and i for one am still very hopeful we will make the play offs

spot on mate , B4 please read Roymacs reply above, i know it hurts but now is the time to look forward and help the club get back to where it belongs , put all your hurt and passion for DCFC into supporting the club as it is now in the safe pair of hands of David Clowes

Sounds promising.

Josh key would be a fantastic signing at this level. Experienced, still young, had a promotion under his belt. Lots of talk of him going to wolves and Sunderland in January but nothing materialised. Out of contract this season. Right wing back which would fit how Warne likes to play 

Vimto I hear what you're saying, I wish I could build a time machine and whisk back to the 70s, A mad decade of fun and games, Pubs on the doorstep, The Football Tavern, The Hilton, The Windmill, The Grange, The Crystal Palace, The Cambridge,  Fish n chips a stones throw from the BBG, Nip in the Baseball Hotel for the last drink, Season ticket out and with a click of the turnstile and you're in, Approaching the Vulcan St end of the Popside and the site of the crowd, Walk up to the place where you always stood and a wink and a nod to the lads who are already there. 
Do I miss those days...you bet I do, Almost 42k against Spurs winning 5-0, Liverpool, United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle all came and thought they could conquer but went away battered and bruised.
Hillsboro, Heysel and Bradford brought us all down with a huge bump, Our stadia were not fit for purpose, Seats were put in the BBG, Chelsea and Leeds used them as frisbees.
No...we had to move on, Unfortunately PP is what it is, A sanitised ground to watch a game of football with very little atmosphere, I talk to a Spurs fan a season ticket holder at a cost of £6k for their new stadium, He says he'd move back to White Hart Lane in a heartbeat 😉 It's called progress...or so we're told 😬

I think we underestimate ourselves and our facilities sometimes. This is very much in line with the conversation that I had with Bristol Rovers fans this season... they were genuinely really impressed with PP. In fact they started the conversation due to overhearing us talk about a slight surprise at their numbers and as I said elsewhere, they listed the stadium as one of the main reasons why they all wanted to come.

Sure, we can't compete with the top grounds and brand new stadiums but we make countless other ground look like tatty sheds. We're not in the top cluster any more but we've still got great facilities.

MK Dons could put posters of some of their former players and memorable moments outside their ground. 
Vinnie Jones and Dennis Wise maybe

yes , all of the top 6 or 7 have had a wobble , perhaps the timing of ours makes some of our fans go into grim reaper mode but we are slowly coming out of ours and i for one am still very hopeful we will make the play offs

Johnathan Clark best thing to come out of Wales since coal

Jordon Ibe

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Johnson_(footballer,_born_1988)

Jack Wilshere

Giles Barnes.  A dose of Billy Big Bollox and a crude Stoke midfielder doing the damage.  Rather than playing his way back to form and fitness at Derby, he chose too go on loan to Fulham and never got a game.  

yes , all of the top 6 or 7 have had a wobble , perhaps the timing of ours makes some of our fans go into grim reaper mode but we are slowly coming out of ours and i for one am still very hopeful we will make the play offs

Exeter tickets arrived  COYR     

No.

I think Roberts has been one of better players recently and would play him in either a back 3 or a back 4.

That’s very kind. I think I have a ticket coming via a Rovers fan from work. 
I wonder how many away fans have to do this each week? It’s the second time for me this season.
Hope we manage to contain ourselves when Derby score their third 😊

Although I agree we need as much of of a goal threat as possible, I do think Collins has looked far more capable the last couple of games, he hit the post on Monday, the goal came from him moving the corner on at the near post, he used his aggression and pressing in the right way and had a couple of other chances. Whether he starts or comes on from the bench on Saturday I’m hoping he carries on in that vein with an added goal or two. 

Eh.    Was only 10 years ago Man City had won 2 league titles and last won something in 1975 .  Look how that turned out. We've finished runners up on 3 other occasions as well and broke the British transfer fee on numerous occasions.  3 times as recent as the 90's with buying and selling.  The real litmus test is how long you've played top flight and it's significantly more than half and greatly masked by the last 15 years.  

Comment by an MK Dons fan on their forum regarding their visit to PP "Our club could learn so so much from that ground in how to run our ground... for a new build it felt like a football ground... every time I see these types it makes me more and more embarrassed about ours tbh... and even more flabbergasted at those that defend it."
"I'm talking more what it looks like. More character. More feeling of an actual football stadium. You walk around ours when the football isn't on and it feels like what it is, a multi purpose stadium and not a football stadium. Very little signage. Very little to showcase its MK Dons that play there. Pride Park had it all. Old pictures in poster form all around the exterior of the ground of former players, memorable moments, seas9ns gone by. The board we have at the top of the Cowshed? They had similar outside their gate. About 8 burger vans, statues of legends etc. Ours is quite simply a big bowl with some black marble brickwork and an MK Dons badge plastered on the building in each corner. Once you get into the ground there's very little character. Very few quirks to make it feel like ours. Go to many other grounds and it's full of imagery of their club. Their proud moments. Ours is simple, plain black, round and characterless."
I've also seen many, many comments from visiting Championship fans over the years who think PP is the best of the 'bowl' stadiums