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Roos is our best all rounder imo, Marshall doesn’t make as many daft mistakes as the two but he’s nowhere near as agile anything low and fast paced he struggles with. 

Roos is our best all rounder imo, Marshall doesn’t make as many daft mistakes as the two but he’s nowhere near as agile anything low and fast paced he struggles with. 

Roos is our best all rounder imo, Marshall doesn’t make as many daft mistakes as the two but he’s nowhere near as agile anything low and fast paced he struggles with. 

Roos is our best all rounder imo, Marshall doesn’t make as many daft mistakes as the two but he’s nowhere near as agile anything low and fast paced he struggles with. 

Roos is our best all rounder imo, Marshall doesn’t make as many daft mistakes as the two but he’s nowhere near as agile anything low and fast paced he struggles with. 

Roos is our best all rounder imo, Marshall doesn’t make as many daft mistakes as the two but he’s nowhere near as agile anything low and fast paced he struggles with. 

Im not advocating Ashley, or any of the names listed, but all I think is this. The club has a real chance of going bust. Not existing. No Derby county. It is that serious. The club my dad has been a ticket holder for over 45 years and myself 25 plus. I can't comprehend not going with him to watch the club we both love.
For me, at this moment in time all I care about is this club surviving. I couldn't give a rats about Ashley and his time at Newcastle if I am honest, or evans and his time at Ipswich.
If you are starving you don't turn down boiled pasta because you would rather have lobster. You could be dead before anyone does.
The dream ticket will not arrive.
This will not be fixed in a couple of years. This will take 10 years. I think we have to embrace that.

Anyone else beyond tired and bored of this? The best interests are to accept whatever points deduction we get and move on. We will finally know where we stand and we can think about trying to move forward. Appeal this, appeal that, just allows the efl to keep slowly screwing us over. 

Sounds like he's preparing for X factor with that sob story. 

i must say, Keogh surprises me there, didn't think he could sink much lower.

The thick idiot says he doesn’t want to name them then drops one right in it with a name drop in the same article ? I’m so glad the brainless moron is out of our club. 

ITK? If there is it would also answer rumours that those three weren’t the only ones in the car, something in that article tells me that rumour is true. 

Every interview with richard Keogh should be "WHY DID YOU NOT JUST CLEAR THE BALL YOU ABSOLUTE MELT?" that's the only question of relevance.
I knwo i should let it go.
But I can't.

Just thought I'd say hi. 
Been a long time visitor to this forum and enjoyed reading your comments (most of them anyway!). Decided to finally become a member so I can share my own thoughts, after what has been a whirlwind couple of weeks for the Rams (not to mention the couple of years leading up to it). Whether you enjoy my comments remains to be seen...
A bit about me – I was born in Burton but have spent the most of my adult life living and working in the East (Anglia that is). One of my earliest memories of the Rams was watching the Tin Man warming up at the BBG by nonchalantly curling the ball into the net from the corner flag, which to my 10 year old eyes was very impressive. The only thing I remember about the game itself was that it was 0-0, so McMinn's corners were probably  the most exciting thing about it.
Currently living near Ipswich so would be good to meet any fellow Suffolk Rams over a pint (ale not lager please). Not seen many Derby shirts down this way but know from this forum that there are a few.
Regardless of the situation we're in, loving the fight we're showing this season (and better football). Hope things get resolved soon so we can look to the future, whatever division that may be. 
COYR!

Wayne ducking Rooney and all the players, take a bow lads. It's times like this when boys become men and men stand up and are counted. Against all odds, we're showing huge pride in the shirt and a steely will to win and doing it with a certain amount of style and panache too. 
So ducking proud of them all tonight, each and every one.
COYR

Linesman had a clear view too, anyone would think the forces at be have some sort of vendetta against us…

Looked blatant handball on my box, granted it’s on red button and looks like it’s being filmed on a Nokia 7210 but blatant all the less! 

You get a better picture on illegal streams, I’m paying good money for this rubbish feel like I’ve gone back in time ?

Linesman had a clear view too, anyone would think the forces at be have some sort of vendetta against us…

Looked blatant handball on my box, granted it’s on red button and looks like it’s being filmed on a Nokia 7210 but blatant all the less! 

The reality of the situation is that Mel still owns the stadium and the club owes him a lot of money, which according to the Administrator's press conference, he's not asking for back.
See https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/Derby-county-administration-mel-morris-5958185
Like it or not, it's important that some level of goodwill is maintained on all sides. If you think I'm making excuses for Mel just look at my previous posts. I'm not, but all that matters now is the survival of the club, unless you want to be watching AFC Derby vs Heanor Town next season.
 
 

We have to remember that the EFL's conduct in the DCFC disciplinary case has stoked media frenzies and emboldened gobby hypocrites like the Boro and Wycombe chiefs to dip their bread, to make a lot of spurious noise to allege misfortune caused by the 'guilty' party, their aim being to further damage a competitor. 
* Dragging out the proceedings for over a year and a half, allowing a fellow club (Boro) to engage in actions against DCFC whilst the disciplinary case was in progress (thereby extending the torture for a year, though the actions were thrown out)
* Drip-feeding negative updates to the media without consultation with Derby (positing 'alternative' Derby/Wycombe fixture lists for a Championship <> League One swap if a 2020/21 points deduction was applied)
* Stating their 'regret' that their appeal resulted only in a £100,000 fine for DCFC's amortisation technicalities
* Not reprimanding the Wycombe cowboy for publicly accusing DCFC of systematic cheating
Now we're in administration, minus 12 points with the prospect of further penalties, most even-minded people would surmise that Derby had copped their just desserts and a reset had been enforced.

No - Mel's actions prevented us from meeting the criteria laid down in the rules.
However, the reason we didn't get the funding is a a moot point - the fact is that ALL of the other Championship clubs were provided with over £8M to help them deal with the effects of Covid. We didn't get that funding which made the impact of the pandemic far greater on us and therefore gives us a valid case to argue against the 12-point deduction.....

I keep battling with myself because on one hand he’s left us right in the **** through years of mismanagement and fallouts with the EFL. And handled his leaving awfully with no communication to the manager and staff.
 
On the other he’s not taking any money back owed to him from the club and he has pumped millions into us during his tenure, also he’s put us into administration after the transfer window allowing us to potentially keep our players, so I don’t believe he’s just wiped his hands with us and hasn’t done what he believes is the best for Derby, just wish he’d of come out with a better apology and better communication then the feelings towards him wouldn’t be as bitter as they are. 
 

I keep battling with myself because on one hand he’s left us right in the **** through years of mismanagement and fallouts with the EFL. And handled his leaving awfully with no communication to the manager and staff.
 
On the other he’s not taking any money back owed to him from the club and he has pumped millions into us during his tenure, also he’s put us into administration after the transfer window allowing us to potentially keep our players, so I don’t believe he’s just wiped his hands with us and hasn’t done what he believes is the best for Derby, just wish he’d of come out with a better apology and better communication then the feelings towards him wouldn’t be as bitter as they are.