angieram

I reckon there's at least 5,000 angry ducks at PP every home game!

That's where we are!

And actually, a lot of families who maybe can't afford to attend league games do come along to the cup games, which are very competitively priced. It's noticeable how many young families are there.

Hospitality opens 12.30, meal served from 1pm, you get two courses pre-match; puddings at half-time; cheese, biscuits and coffee post match. You have to buy other drinks. Seats will be somewhere in West Stand, directors' box not guaranteed but we requested it and got it. Usually get a player interview or something similar pre-match - somebody injured (we got Cash) and then they present to the POTM at the end. Ours was Adams. We parked on Riverside - at £7 it's cheaper than A or B, and no problem getting away as you say at the later time.

Yes, we walk past the Dove Inn on the way to the ground. We tend to go down there early, about an hour before kick off, so you'd need to be around by then - although you could then go back to the pub!

Dunno but if you come to East Dene Working Men's Club you can leave it in our car for free.

Is that Sheff Weds? Their adult prices much dearer than ours but concessions are really good. Like us, they are budgeting for two divisions!

I do know the Club benchmarked us against both League One and Championship Clubs when setting the prices and we compare very favourably with both. Any of us that go to away games regularly know some of the ridiculous prices we have been charged at stadiums with far less adequate views/ facilities than ours and will testify to that.

Aren't most football clubs at Championship level and above part of a "flawed unsustainable business structure", propped up by the largesse of their owners? Until they decide to pull the plug - and that's where the current problem in football lies. Does that mean every CEO is at fault for following the instructions of their owners? There's one person to blame for the mess at Derby County, and he is no longer owner!

Including by Paul Warne, if you listen to his interview on the website.

That's Wycombe away moved, then.

Probably.

That's shocking and ought not to be allowed.

Interesting responses from those of you that use railways regularly, you seem fairly content with the prices and service. But factor in a second person, and the road prices always work out much cheaper. I travel with a partner, and rail just isn't an affordable option for us. Not to mention the overcrowding, lack of facilities, cancellations etc.

Today's Martin Lewis poll. 37,000 votes so far and 92% in favour of re-nationalisation of railways. Says everything you need to know about the crap services we get.

Here are the figures from the accounts: If you click on the first one there are several slides.

And they still haven't fully paid the fine the EFL gave them for breaking FFP the season they beat us at Wrmbley. Been treated very kindly in comparison to us, imo.

Not specific to Derby County but I see lots of comments from our supporters frustrated with rail travel both to home and away matches. Here's a chance to have your say and hopefully do something about it! Although they say it's for away supporters it isn't just about them when you open it. Mods, you may wish to move to football forum but I wanted a few people to see it first. 😉

1 - 3 We have had a lot of the ball but rubbish in final third. Every time they break they look dangerous.

Tony has swapped out to left so far this half.

Blackburn have their own academy bus - posh! Half time.