bimmerman

Is there not a danger that some of us are developing a bit of a persecution complex when it comes to the EFL?
 
The only EFL article I saw only specifically mentioned one game (Sunderland v Coventry) but they did list the biggest crowds in all three leagues including Derby of course.
 

Alright Rams, Guiseley (who?) fan here in peace.
I came to the Oxford game on Saturday with my mate (Wolves fan). 
It was our first trip to Pride Park between us and usually we pick a random game every so often. So we ended up at your place.
We had a great time, your stadium is fantastic. Plenty of eateries around the ground too. The fans we were sat near were passionate and it was infectious. We were in the North Stand which was family orientated but it was nice to see so many youngsters getting behind the team.
The atmosphere was great, the bounce by the south stand was something I won't forget. Capped with a great goal to get the win aswell. 
Only downside being, we parked at the industrial park past the south stand and we didn't move for about an hour after the final whistle. But that didn't spoil a great day out. 
All the best for the season, will be looking out for your results and will likely come back later in the season too. 

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Women's football is what the men's game used to be and what it should be now. The Women's game is not making any multi millionaires. These ladies are in the sport for the love of the game - which is why they give 100%.
I have a daughter who plays football. The girls game at U9s, U10s, U11s, U12s etc is just as good as the boys and sometimes better. My daughter plays in the Nottingham girls and Ladies league for a team that beat Forest girls 9-3!
My Son plays in the YEL. Notts County girls play in that league and regularly hammer the boys.
Women's football is predominantly watched by girls and the families of those girls. I have been to several WSL matches and I have always enjoyed them. My daughter much prefers to watch the Women's game.
We have tickets at Wembley on Sunday for the Euro final and it will be a cracking day out for the family.

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Saw him speaking to fans after the game whilst I was waiting for a mate to come out of the boxes. He spent a good 15/20 mins signing autographs n having photos with fans on his own before getting in his car.

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Anyone just see that shot on the efl highlights. Walking in-a fan shouts him for an autograph, he stops, runs to the fans, signs some bits then carries on. Only something small, but makes you think this guy gets it. He really comes across as top class

Have finally returned to the nest, fully armed with excuses. 
1. They've changed the traffic management, so the home coaches leave first. Had a sneaky pint in the Yard, and the buses left just as we arrived.
Decided to wait out the traffic, and get a taxi back into town. Swift pint or three in Frankie and Bennys. Two ubers didnt turn up.
The Red Arrow was busier than usual due to the train strike, so we had to queue. Getting more beer from the shop didn't help our place in the queue, admittedly. 
Pride day in Nottingham today, not a taxi or bus free to return home without encountering menacing hordes of biker types. Another few in the Six Barrels, then I somehow got cajoled into leading the march through town!
Arrived home, and burst into 'I am what i am' when the present Mrs Devil opened the door, with a requestioned rainbow boa draped around my neck. Not amused, at all.
Let her have her mini moan, then told her I wouldn't change a single thing about the day frankly, we were celebrating the fact there was even a game and a club to go and see. 
Obviously, promised it wouldn't happen again, and will sleep on the settee tonight.
 

didnt leeds do something similar? borrowed on future champion league money. failed to qualify, went into admin. ended up in L1.
 

But to be fair to Livingston, the Toni Macaroni is the best named stadium in Scotland.

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Well I take that back ?

YEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! ?
 

Only the first game I know, but I expected a lot more from Hourihane. He has been very disappointing so far.

Todays attendance 31053

Love it. Thanks David clowes for saving days like today

Decided to look up 'my' brick from 1997 when Pride Park was built last Saturday before the Hertha Game.
Came across this nearby - says it all.   Who would have known back in 1997 !!!

Really! remember they gave £1 million pounds for not proven Plange to help keep our club going, the club will get more than £30,000 from the tribunal.

3%?! 
You like living life on the edge?! 

Whatever happens today... and in the future... I would like to take a moment to wish the very best of luck, future success, and most of all, pure unadulterated enjoyment, to our new found friend, neighbour, and down right saviour, Mr David Clowes.
To you sir, I sincerely hope today fills your heart and soul with never-ending pride.  And why would it not!
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