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Having just listened to his interview, post-signing his new contract, he has to be made team captain immediately, as well as club captain for the playing staff.
He is articulate, determined, passionate, and respected by management, players and fans alike.
Curtis Davies is a future coach and/or manager in the making, and I would be more than happy to see him remain at Derby County F.C. in such a capacity, after he retires from playing.

Having just listened to his interview, post-signing his new contract, he has to be made team captain immediately, as well as club captain for the playing staff.
He is articulate, determined, passionate, and respected by management, players and fans alike.
Curtis Davies is a future coach and/or manager in the making, and I would be more than happy to see him remain at Derby County F.C. in such a capacity, after he retires from playing.

Having just listened to his interview, post-signing his new contract, he has to be made team captain immediately, as well as club captain for the playing staff.
He is articulate, determined, passionate, and respected by management, players and fans alike.
Curtis Davies is a future coach and/or manager in the making, and I would be more than happy to see him remain at Derby County F.C. in such a capacity, after he retires from playing.

Having just listened to his interview, post-signing his new contract, he has to be made team captain immediately, as well as club captain for the playing staff.
He is articulate, determined, passionate, and respected by management, players and fans alike.
Curtis Davies is a future coach and/or manager in the making, and I would be more than happy to see him remain at Derby County F.C. in such a capacity, after he retires from playing.

Having just listened to his interview, post-signing his new contract, he has to be made team captain immediately, as well as club captain for the playing staff.
He is articulate, determined, passionate, and respected by management, players and fans alike.
Curtis Davies is a future coach and/or manager in the making, and I would be more than happy to see him remain at Derby County F.C. in such a capacity, after he retires from playing.

I lived on Grantham Avenue, Breadsall Estate, from 1955 to 1974, when I moved out and married my first wife, The Rocket was one of the first pubs I drank in, but mainly in town as a 'youngster'.
I passed my 11-plus exam and went to Derby Grammar School. 

As per the EFL regulations, Pride Parks capacity is set at 32,000. Therefore, I believe the maximum is set at 23,000 season tickets, as each club has to offer a maximum of 10% to away fans, and in Derby's case that will be 3,200.
There also has to be a percentage available for the 'on-the-day' / 'walk-ups', which would be in the region of 5,800.

If it's correct that Derby sold 6.500 season tickets in one day, at, let's say an average of £250 each, that will have brought in an immediate £1,625,000, which is just amazing!!!
Can they break the 20,000 season ticket barrier for this season?

If it's correct that Derby sold 6.500 season tickets in one day, at, let's say an average of £250 each, that will have brought in an immediate £1,625,000, which is just amazing!!!
Can they break the 20,000 season ticket barrier for this season?

Although all of the new signings have been out-of-contract players, with no transfer fees, which in my opinion, Derby have agreed ridiculous fees in the past 6 years, without seeing the rewards, the EFL will be watching the budget, and, at some point, Derby will have to ensure they balance the books, in accordance with the set business plan, which is in place for two seasons.
So don't be surprised if several of the "assets", i.e. players such as Knight, Bird & Bryne are sold, which, these three players, alone, should bring in up to £6 million in revenue, as well as Beilik being loaned out to save some of his salary.
This is similar to what Arthur Cox & Jim Smith did, by selling some "favourite" players for a fee, to allow them to bring in their own players, who where experienced and wanted to play for a decent club, as well as a knowledgeable manager/coach. The players they brought in were the bed-rock for several promotions back to Division 1 / Premier league.

Get those season tickets sold. Fill the ground with noise - music, singing, chanting, flags and banners.
Let Pride Park rock and roll.

Get those season tickets sold. Fill the ground with noise - music, singing, chanting, flags and banners.
Let Pride Park rock and roll.

Let's go out and buy those season tickets as that's the best way to say thank you David Clowes.

Let's go out and buy those season tickets as that's the best way to say thank you David Clowes.

Let's go out and buy those season tickets as that's the best way to say thank you David Clowes.

We want 20,000+ season ticket holders this season, and put £6 million into this club before the season begins.
Can we sell out for the first game of the season?
 

Who's going to be first in line at Pride Park to buy their season ticket?
Let's get 20,000+ tickets sold in the next 4 weeks to show our thanks to David Clowes.

Who's going to be first in line at Pride Park to buy their season ticket?
Let's get 20,000+ tickets sold in the next 4 weeks to show our thanks to David Clowes.

Great post. Sums it up perfectly. Time for another G&T.

Let's go out and buy those season tickets as that's the best way to say thank you David Clowes.

We want 20,000+ season ticket holders this season, and put £6 million into this club before the season begins.
Can we sell out for the first game of the season?
 

Let's go out and buy those season tickets as that's the best way to say thank you David Clowes.

Let's go out and buy those season tickets as that's the best way to say thank you David Clowes.

Who's going to be first in line at Pride Park to buy their season ticket?
Let's get 20,000+ tickets sold in the next 4 weeks to show our thanks to David Clowes.