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Both. Same at every other club. There will always be a mix of those cheering on even in the face of adversity, those booing at the slightest mistake or down turn and, the vast majority, somewhere in between.
I’ve said before, that’s one problem with social media and forums like this. You only need a handful of people to express an opinion one way or the other at the same time for it to look like a majority view when, often, it probably isn’t.

Both. Same at every other club. There will always be a mix of those cheering on even in the face of adversity, those booing at the slightest mistake or down turn and, the vast majority, somewhere in between.
I’ve said before, that’s one problem with social media and forums like this. You only need a handful of people to express an opinion one way or the other at the same time for it to look like a majority view when, often, it probably isn’t.

Moderators, Surely that’s worthy of a ban. ?

Moderators, Surely that’s worthy of a ban. ?

Guy in my team is in India and he was locked down until recently after they had that big spike

We were made to play the game with loads of Covid in our camp .
The young lads did well of course they did but Chorley benefited and Derby have been punished not just by FA Cup elimination.
Rotherham cancelled loads of EFL fixtures and Derby weren’t allowed to cancel an FA Cup fixture and now those players are classed as first teamers !
 

I know you mean well mate . Brian Cloughs first season at Derby was very poor and Alex Ferguson nearly got sacked at United.
You could argue Rooney was left in the Carp by previous managers including Frank who I have very high regard for. 

Both. Same at every other club. There will always be a mix of those cheering on even in the face of adversity, those booing at the slightest mistake or down turn and, the vast majority, somewhere in between.
I’ve said before, that’s one problem with social media and forums like this. You only need a handful of people to express an opinion one way or the other at the same time for it to look like a majority view when, often, it probably isn’t.

Moderators, Surely that’s worthy of a ban. ?

Moderators, Surely that’s worthy of a ban. ?

Moderators, Surely that’s worthy of a ban. ?

Following a recommendation from my daughter, just watched Parasite and really enjoyed it. One of those movies I found myself rooting for the bad guys.

I assume you’re referring to being in the same league as Walsall rather than Tamworth having a good season?

My guess, which I don’t think is unreasonable, is that we’d only be entitled to a credit/refund if we were unable to attend due to restrictions. If the stadium is open but we chose not to go for any reason then that is our decision. I don’t think you can expect the club to start making subjective decisions as to whether or not to give a credit/refund based on the reason we gave for not attending. It’s a bit like holidays. If you’ve got two weeks booked abroad but choose not to go, even though you’re allowed to, because you’re personally concerned then you’d lose out. The best way the club can tread carefully would be to maintain a consistent policy as above. 
 
Maybe the only thing they could do is allow you to cancel your ST in full and receive a credit but not allow you to cancel on a game by game basis.

The u23s

I'd agree with your comments re "subjective decisions" if we were talking about new purchases.
But there will be... and are... people out there who are currently thinking they may well wish to never attend a match again... or for some considerable time at least... purely because of Covid.
We have to remember these tickets were effectively bought either pre-Covid, or during very uncertain and confusing times when a lot of facts and findings were still yet to be discovered/proven/unproven/blah/blah/blah!
I'd suggest it's fair to say that Covid (and its effects on day to day life) has now dragged on much longer than many expected way back in the Spring of 2020, when a lot of these decisions and plans were considered, mooted, and acted upon. 
As DCFC themselves hinted at (rightly, imo) within their latest announcement, uncertainties most definitely remain!
I think the club will need to consider full refunds at some stage, for those that are (or claim to be!) too afraid to attend, purely due to Covid and the associated effects (Physically and mentally, I guess).
I guess my opinion is just a longer and less well-put version of your final sentence, which I totally agree with.  And I hasten to add, I have every faith that the club will do so, as and when the appropriate time comes.  ?

First post on the forum. Not sure if anyone has picked up on this at dcfc.co.uk but thought I'd share.
 
Derby County is committed to responsible gambling, and unbranded kits are available by emailing DCFCmegastore@dcfc.co.uk; and the junior kits will not be branded.
glad this is being made available for anyone not liking the sponsor or wanting a simplier shirt. I've ordered a plain one. 
 

Yeah I know, it was just a little rant on my part as it is near on impossible to ever get in at the local surgery. 
Anyway Ive messaged them back and told them they need to text me before 8am in the morning if they would like me to come in for an appointment.

I wouldn't want to be our club trying to decide anything these days. 
Between the dinosaurs, the sceptics and the naysayers they are on a road to nowhere!
 

What happens if you lose your ticket, what happens if you lose your trousers.
I mean you can go on and on, but we have technology now and the club are looking to embrace that. 
It’s foolish to resist when the world is going digital. The longer you refuse to adapt, the more difficult you will find to adjust when you’re no longer given a choice.

I went scraping survival, do that and there would be no complaints from me. I’d be very pleased with mid table and cockahoop if we finish higher than Bristol City. I’d love that.

In your experience. Not in mine.

Heck, I can’t remember the last time I had £35 in cash in my wallet let alone £175. Contactless whenever possible for me. Even the local chippy has gone contactless. Just need the Chinese takeaway to follow suit. That’s about the only time I pay in actual cash (except for parking at the footy but that’s a distant memory).

I'd take scraping survival, provided there's an "all outstanding EFL issues fully resolved" rider on the end.

Heck, I can’t remember the last time I had £35 in cash in my wallet let alone £175. Contactless whenever possible for me. Even the local chippy has gone contactless. Just need the Chinese takeaway to follow suit. That’s about the only time I pay in actual cash (except for parking at the footy but that’s a distant memory).