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The fact that he is going is irrelevant. We should be playing the best team available that suits the situation.

The fact that he is going is irrelevant. We should be playing the best team available that suits the situation.

I was reluctant to post and certainly not having a go at anyone on here whose circumstances have changed after the sold out signs were put up but there was around 6.000 tickets on general sale for over a week for anyone that wanted one.

No a 1 nil victory would leave them a near impossible task of scoring at least 7 against Bolton, to catch us. In this scenario, they would concede defeat and rest players against Bolton.
3 or 4 goals would keep them interested but still needing an unlikely 4 or 5 against Bolton.

The fact that he is going is irrelevant. We should be playing the best team available that suits the situation.

The fact that he is going is irrelevant. We should be playing the best team available that suits the situation.

"almost everyone would agree" based on what exactly?

Can you be specific as to why you think we should have sewn up automatic promotion weeks ago? Was it dropping points against Wycombe, Northampton and Charlton?
If so, since February, I wonder what Bolton fans think about their team losing to Wigan and Blackpool and failing to beat Shrewsbury, Stevenage and Exeter or Peterborough supporters with their team losing at home to Wigan, Blackpool and Carlisle then getting walloped 5-0 at Oxford?
Easy to say we should have done this, should have done that but doesn't that apply to more or less every fan at every vlub?

Best team we can put out to win please mr warne , I trust you to know who to pick having seen them in training all week and plotting the best way to beat Carlisle 👍🤞

That doesn’t seem to be a very balanced article. 
 
Diesel engines are more efficient but diesel is more expensive at the pump. Diesel engines emit less CO2 but a higher level of other air pollution. Whilst not as bad, diesel engines are still noisier (I think) and whilst diesel engines may be need less maintenance I believe the cost of such maintenance is higher for a diesel.
Another article I found seems to suggest the “best” type of fuel may depend on the sort of journeys you generally do.
Regarding electric cars, the two things that still put me off at the moment, despite improvements, is the purchase cost and the range.

The fact that he is going is irrelevant. We should be playing the best team available that suits the situation.

The fact that he is going is irrelevant. We should be playing the best team available that suits the situation.

Because he’s a good player, who has contributed well to the cause over the last few years and could still play one final part in getting us promoted…
For reference, as it stands Adams, Hourihane, Sibley, Smith, Thompson and Bird are all “going” so we should maybe just play Fornah in midfield on Saturday 😉 

That doesn’t seem to be a very balanced article. 
 
Diesel engines are more efficient but diesel is more expensive at the pump. Diesel engines emit less CO2 but a higher level of other air pollution. Whilst not as bad, diesel engines are still noisier (I think) and whilst diesel engines may be need less maintenance I believe the cost of such maintenance is higher for a diesel.
Another article I found seems to suggest the “best” type of fuel may depend on the sort of journeys you generally do.
Regarding electric cars, the two things that still put me off at the moment, despite improvements, is the purchase cost and the range.

The fact that Forest employ a 'refereeing consultant' is rather weird. Does any other club on the planet have one?

Add to that the availability of charging capacity. Not too bad if you have a driveway and a home charge point, but even then you've got to work out your options for long journeys. So you plot a charging station, arrive there and it's already being used. Wait 30 minutes for a free charger and then wait another 30 minutes for yours to charge. Suddenly your journey has taken an hour longer, and you've eaten a whole packet of krispy kremes

Too late for you now but they do seem to be doing more scans at the weekend these days. Not remotely on the same level but I had a CT scan a couple of weeks ago. At first I was offered Friday afternoon but I couldn’t make it that day. Next offer was Saturday but that was a no no due to Derby playing at home so, they offered me Sunday instead.
On a slightly separate note, a few years back I was taken in an ambulance to A&E at 7am on a Saturday morning with kidney stone problems. Anyone that’s had kidney stones (my sympathies) will know that often, it’s complete agony for a couple of hours but then sometimes it eases and you generally think you feel OK not long after. I felt OK by lunchtime but my wife (wisely) wouldn’t let me go to Derby. I know I should have been more B4 and just told her I was going but he never met my wife. 🤐

Add "bullied by a little brother/cousin as a child" to the list. 😀

This.

Depends on your definition of “sizeable section of the fan base”. It only takes a dozen or so vocal individuals on social media voicing their opinion (which of course they are entitled to) to make it appear as if their views are reflective of a much larger group.
My gut feeling is: a very small majority have total faith in PW’s ability to keep us in the Championship whilst at the same time playing decent football, a small minority want him gone now regardless, some have accepted he is here to stay next season but have already made up their minds that it’s going to be dross, but the overwhelming majority, whilst they may have concerns, think he deserves the chance to prove himself and are trying not to prejudge him.

Depends on your definition of “sizeable section of the fan base”. It only takes a dozen or so vocal individuals on social media voicing their opinion (which of course they are entitled to) to make it appear as if their views are reflective of a much larger group.
My gut feeling is: a very small majority have total faith in PW’s ability to keep us in the Championship whilst at the same time playing decent football, a small minority want him gone now regardless, some have accepted he is here to stay next season but have already made up their minds that it’s going to be dross, but the overwhelming majority, whilst they may have concerns, think he deserves the chance to prove himself and are trying not to prejudge him.

I hope the results irrelevant. 

This is beautiful
 

For me, watching sports such as cricket, golf and yes (for my sins), some football on SKY I class as entertainment. However, I go to watch Derby County because they are a passion in my life and give me a feeling of inclusion, no matter the level we happen to be playing at. Do I prefer for us to be playing exciting, attacking football - of course, who doesn't - but after a poor performance do I think to myself was I entertained? Never! Frustration and a certain level of annoyance definitely but those feelings fade as we get closer to the next match and we go again.