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He's got to learn to look after the ball better. Simple as that.

Louie will make it , im sure of that , but for now hes got to knuckle down , work on the parts of his game that lets him down and above all else listen to Wayne

Sibley has talent, no doubt but he isn't consistent enough. That said the lad is only 19 with a handful of games under his belt. There are times throughout his career where he will have dips of form, I'm sure he is still ahead of schedule to where he thought he would be at this stage.
We are in great form at the moment, his time will come, up to him to snatch it when he does and show he deserves a place in starting 11...same as any other player really.

Derbion? ?

BBC weather forecasts where they show the temperatures for the next five days in Glasgow, London, Cardiff and Belfast and about half the UKs population don't live within 200 miles of these places. Not sure why it bothers me so much, but it does!

There's a lot of animosity towards Kaide on here, which is sad. He's a brilliant young player, and he may make it at Liverpool, who knows? 
He might look at his brother Kellan's career path; he chose to stay at Derby, never got a real first team chance, left I think on a free transfer and is now plying his trade for young Nigel over at Mansfield. Great lad, earns a living from the game, but if I was him, I'd be telling Kaide to go for it. There are no definites in football, wherever you end up - why not go and try to compete with the very best? 

Looking at the table, there's as big a gap between 22nd place Birmingham and 16th place QPR as there is between 6th place Bournemouth and 7th place Middlesbrough. Feels like half the league are looking over their shoulder to avoid the drop at present. I think other than Wycombe, who look to have been cut adrift, it'll be hard to call who else is going down. There's always one or two midtable sides whose form completely dies in the second half of the season, as well, so there could be even more that get dragged in.

Mixed day. A few middle of the table teams are not too far ahead though. If we can go on a little run we could quickly move up to mid table....

The most interesting news in recent days is the possibility of a plasma/particle driven engine. From tech originating from cold fusion experiments we now have a theoretical engine that works in computer modelling .. it would potentially give us the chance to travel at speeds 10 times current levels. All of a sudden distances to the inner planets shrink in time terms 
I understand that they want to build a physical prototype... Epic ... for me this is like a steam engine versus a windmill .. there could be a quantum shift 

The most interesting news in recent days is the possibility of a plasma/particle driven engine. From tech originating from cold fusion experiments we now have a theoretical engine that works in computer modelling .. it would potentially give us the chance to travel at speeds 10 times current levels. All of a sudden distances to the inner planets shrink in time terms 
I understand that they want to build a physical prototype... Epic ... for me this is like a steam engine versus a windmill .. there could be a quantum shift 

But it’s not NASA that’s doing this. It’s not publicly funded (the vast majority at least). So the US debt has literally nothing to do with this. Elon can do whatever he wants with his own money. And if he believes it’s a good money making investment, and even if he doesn’t, that’s his choice. 
are you saying he should be using his billions to bail out the American national debt?
this thread is barely a page old, it’s meant to be about the amazing achievement on putting a man, or men (and women) on Mars in our lifetimes, and the road towards that goal. @Carl Sagan‘s aim of building a chronicle of that progress through the eyes of rams fans is laudable. 
it’s not about the finances of it all. I’m just happy to trust that some accountant somewhere has worked out it’s financially a good a idea. 
leave your cynicism at the door, and revel in man’s ingenuity and adventurous spirit. Or just don’t come on this thread.

Meanwhile in the EFL offices...

And equally, we might have a first refusal option to buy at an agreed price built in to the loan deal.  We just don't know.

This I like! First the sledgehammer, then the surgeon's scalpel. Beni at 18 years of age...
#propertackle
 

You can tell......

His little cameo on Saturday was excellent. 2 minutes on the pitch, and a great crunching tackle after closing a defender down.
Hope he does well.
 

The way it's going today, it seems to be one out one in so if this is a done deal I'm expecting a new arrival imminently. 

He was raw as anything at first ... and couldn’t head for toffee .. but boy did he grow up and develop with us .. loved him on the pitch and had a first class attitude. You just know when a player loves playing . He did.  

He was raw as anything at first ... and couldn’t head for toffee .. but boy did he grow up and develop with us .. loved him on the pitch and had a first class attitude. You just know when a player loves playing . He did.  

Hopefully he makes a good impact..I remember Tomori had a few shockers when he first turned up but ended up as a superb loanee..

??.. he has the occasional bad game or makes the odd poor decision but he is a proper footballer, got strength, not afraid to tackle, reads the game well and can play a decent pass - long or short. Like him. Solid all rounder with some decent skill. 

??.. he has the occasional bad game or makes the odd poor decision but he is a proper footballer, got strength, not afraid to tackle, reads the game well and can play a decent pass - long or short. Like him. Solid all rounder with some decent skill. 

Wisdom has been very good lately. Hope we keep him. 

Mengi gives us the option to play 3 at the back but higher up, with a very quick player as cover Clarke and Wisdom can keep a higher line  a few yards higher compressing the play more in the oppositions half, was unable to have this option with Evans as part of the 3 and although Evans was a composed player the speed as we saw with Temori gets you out of trouble, have to say the Wisdom and Clarke partnership is very good at the moment and they deserve to be first choices.

I think most would agree with that to be honest, not just Wayne himself. The Rowett season aside, we've generally tried to place "nice" football which is pleasing to the eye for pretty much the last 8 years(whether that's actually happened or not is another matter).
It's good to see us take an aggressive, energetic approach with players like CKR more than happy to bully the poo out of anybody he comes up against. We've been on the wrong side of teams like that for too long, so it's good to see that's the way Rooney seemingly wants us to play instead.