Bald Eagle's Barmy Army

Not that I've become obsessed with watching the ticket sales for Sunday's game or anything, but the North Stand has their first block sold out  ?

Maybe Rowett could join us. Start at the Snake Pass this time instead of the Assembly Rooms. 

Are we doing a march for the Millwall game now that it could possibly be the last home game? Maybe we could invite Millwall fans and they could punch our faces in on the way round for old times sake. 

The only thing we as supporters can do is everything we've done since we were placed into administration. Keep supporting. 
We've come closer together as a group of supporters. We've been the 12th man at every home and away game. This Sunday shows what loyal supporters we have by the amount of tickets sold and the march to the ground. 
We're doing our bit and I'm pretty confident the Admins are doing there's too.
That's all we can do and keep doing it going until the end of the season. Yes we'd like to sign players but IF we don't lose anybody major between now and the end of the transfer window, I believe (and so do all staff at DCFC) we can stay up - and that would be an even greater achievement than winning the Premier League. Just imagine the day that happens and the party we'd all have. 
Just stay positive guys and gals and make sure you've got your scarves and flags raised high at Sundays game - we need these 3 points more than anything and that could take us to within 5 point off safety. 

Mondays are ok I believe.

Not that I've become obsessed with watching the ticket sales for Sunday's game or anything, but the North Stand has their first block sold out  ?

There you go.

We were asked not to go public until after the EFL have told Nixon or Percy first.
Wait for one to tweet between now and tomorrow morning.

1648 remain. 

There was an offer for corporate for this game, £50 ? in the old Pirelli Corner/Gordon Guthrie stand. It sold out really quickly.

The only thing we as supporters can do is everything we've done since we were placed into administration. Keep supporting. 
We've come closer together as a group of supporters. We've been the 12th man at every home and away game. This Sunday shows what loyal supporters we have by the amount of tickets sold and the march to the ground. 
We're doing our bit and I'm pretty confident the Admins are doing there's too.
That's all we can do and keep doing it going until the end of the season. Yes we'd like to sign players but IF we don't lose anybody major between now and the end of the transfer window, I believe (and so do all staff at DCFC) we can stay up - and that would be an even greater achievement than winning the Premier League. Just imagine the day that happens and the party we'd all have. 
Just stay positive guys and gals and make sure you've got your scarves and flags raised high at Sundays game - we need these 3 points more than anything and that could take us to within 5 point off safety. 

That North Stand block A seems to be coming down rather quickly. 
It looks like hospitality has sold very well too. It would be nice to hear from the admins after Sundays game what extra revenue was created compared to the Sheff Utd game. 

Beat me to it: Latest available 1,812:
East Stand: 258 
North: 1,237 
West: 317

"Stupid" is the wrong word, but you're right (in my opinion).
Unfortunately, I am only too well aware what true depression, anxiety, and mental health trauma does to a person, albeit only from a second hand perspective.  (I was close enough for it to have a major effect on myself and my life).  It's truly gruesome, and utterly devastating, but I'm glad to say... on a personal and selfish level... that whatever DCFC, Administrators, Football Authorities, and bald and/or curly businessmen can throw at me, won't even come close to that particular experience. 
This particular mind is far too strong, and this particular skin is far too thick, to have any concerns on that score!
 
Stay strong, all.
xxx

I think you’ve echoed what a lot of us are thinking and how we are feeling. 
 
Football and specifically Derby County is a form of escapism for many of us and should be a source of enjoyment and happiness. Attending a match, the buzz of arriving at the ground, the click of the turnstiles, heading up into the stand and seeing the first glimpse of the pitch, then sitting down and watching our beloved club, win lose or draw. 
 
Of late that escapism has recently become second to the very realisation that it could all be taken away from us. 
 
I find myself constantly checking my phone. Checking this thread 3/4 times a minute. Scrolling through to see if there are any updates, thanks @RoyMac5amongst others for keeping on top of twitter etc.
The good thing is that we are all in this together, our partners or nearest and dearest might not fully understand what impact this is having on us but this forum does.
 
Keep sharing and keep posting. This platform will offer all the support that is needed, that is one certainty I am sure of.
 
COYR 

It’s not over.  If Curtis and Stearman stay fit, if Bielik comes back. It’s not over. 

I don't mind admitting that this is really starting to have affect on my mental state.
It's becoming tiresome.
I've felt genuinely depressed for days, with nothing at home or work to make me feel down. I have this constant cloudy feeling in my head and I've realised its the bloody football.
I'm on my phone when I should be working, when I should be sleeping. I'm even playing with my son less and less as I'm listening to radio Derby every night or starring at my phone.
I wish I could switch off from it all but I can't.
This isn't a cry for help, just hoping by typing these words I realise how stupid I'm being ?

You need to lighten up or you’ll end up in exile 

Depends, how much do you know?

Just heading down the M1 from Doncaster to check

Bloody proud to be a Ram seeing tickets selling like this - please just make sure you buy even a coffee in the ground.
Those who are marching need to make sure you go in the ground hungry and thirsty. 

The only thing we as supporters can do is everything we've done since we were placed into administration. Keep supporting. 
We've come closer together as a group of supporters. We've been the 12th man at every home and away game. This Sunday shows what loyal supporters we have by the amount of tickets sold and the march to the ground. 
We're doing our bit and I'm pretty confident the Admins are doing there's too.
That's all we can do and keep doing it going until the end of the season. Yes we'd like to sign players but IF we don't lose anybody major between now and the end of the transfer window, I believe (and so do all staff at DCFC) we can stay up - and that would be an even greater achievement than winning the Premier League. Just imagine the day that happens and the party we'd all have. 
Just stay positive guys and gals and make sure you've got your scarves and flags raised high at Sundays game - we need these 3 points more than anything and that could take us to within 5 point off safety. 

The only thing we as supporters can do is everything we've done since we were placed into administration. Keep supporting. 
We've come closer together as a group of supporters. We've been the 12th man at every home and away game. This Sunday shows what loyal supporters we have by the amount of tickets sold and the march to the ground. 
We're doing our bit and I'm pretty confident the Admins are doing there's too.
That's all we can do and keep doing it going until the end of the season. Yes we'd like to sign players but IF we don't lose anybody major between now and the end of the transfer window, I believe (and so do all staff at DCFC) we can stay up - and that would be an even greater achievement than winning the Premier League. Just imagine the day that happens and the party we'd all have. 
Just stay positive guys and gals and make sure you've got your scarves and flags raised high at Sundays game - we need these 3 points more than anything and that could take us to within 5 point off safety. 

Yes, keep supporting regardless of the performances or results, I agree. However, there is more we can do and have done. I think great credit should be given to not only the MP’s that have taken up our cause but also the supporters that have prompted this by taking the initiative and contacting them. I was very sceptical initially but I really do think it’s had an effect. It’s now a difficult balancing act between keeping the momentum going without p***ing off the MP’s by constantly hassling them.

The only thing we as supporters can do is everything we've done since we were placed into administration. Keep supporting. 
We've come closer together as a group of supporters. We've been the 12th man at every home and away game. This Sunday shows what loyal supporters we have by the amount of tickets sold and the march to the ground. 
We're doing our bit and I'm pretty confident the Admins are doing there's too.
That's all we can do and keep doing it going until the end of the season. Yes we'd like to sign players but IF we don't lose anybody major between now and the end of the transfer window, I believe (and so do all staff at DCFC) we can stay up - and that would be an even greater achievement than winning the Premier League. Just imagine the day that happens and the party we'd all have. 
Just stay positive guys and gals and make sure you've got your scarves and flags raised high at Sundays game - we need these 3 points more than anything and that could take us to within 5 point off safety.