SamUltraRam

Tonight's EuroMillions jackpot is £164m
20,000 of us should buy a ticket at £2.50 each
That's more realistic
Joking apart, I think I'll buy a couple of tickets & become our saviour ?

One thing that I 'think' is positive is this :
When does the 2022 summer transfer window open for EFL clubs? The 2022 summer transfer window for EFL clubs is expected to run over the same course as the Premier League. That means the window for EFL clubs will open on June 10 and will close at 11 pm on September 1
As long as players don't agree deals elsewhere before then of course.
One big issue with our out of contract players is that they can often agree higher salaries elsewhere because the new club doesn't have to pay a transfer fee - so can we compete with that, especially if the EFL impose salary restrictions on us in the business plan?
Will those players agents be thinking about what's best for their players career development under Rooney, or about their percentage cut of their players salary elsewhere ?

Unless Q extend the period of exclusivity from tomorrow, why would CK start to pay the bills ?

A bit of a sales spurt this morning, 500 tickets sold in the last 2 hours.
Only 1,200 left now
If we can beat 29,832 tomorrow we will have the 3 highest Championship attendances of the season
It'll take the average home attendance to over 23,000 & since Christmas the average will be over 25,500

A bit of a sales spurt this morning, 500 tickets sold in the last 2 hours.
Only 1,200 left now
If we can beat 29,832 tomorrow we will have the 3 highest Championship attendances of the season
It'll take the average home attendance to over 23,000 & since Christmas the average will be over 25,500

A bit of a sales spurt this morning, 500 tickets sold in the last 2 hours.
Only 1,200 left now
If we can beat 29,832 tomorrow we will have the 3 highest Championship attendances of the season
It'll take the average home attendance to over 23,000 & since Christmas the average will be over 25,500

One thing that I 'think' is positive is this :
When does the 2022 summer transfer window open for EFL clubs? The 2022 summer transfer window for EFL clubs is expected to run over the same course as the Premier League. That means the window for EFL clubs will open on June 10 and will close at 11 pm on September 1
As long as players don't agree deals elsewhere before then of course.
One big issue with our out of contract players is that they can often agree higher salaries elsewhere because the new club doesn't have to pay a transfer fee - so can we compete with that, especially if the EFL impose salary restrictions on us in the business plan?
Will those players agents be thinking about what's best for their players career development under Rooney, or about their percentage cut of their players salary elsewhere ?

A bit of a sales spurt this morning, 500 tickets sold in the last 2 hours.
Only 1,200 left now
If we can beat 29,832 tomorrow we will have the 3 highest Championship attendances of the season
It'll take the average home attendance to over 23,000 & since Christmas the average will be over 25,500

Unless Q extend the period of exclusivity from tomorrow, why would CK start to pay the bills ?

Unless Q extend the period of exclusivity from tomorrow, why would CK start to pay the bills ?

I can bare the pain I am in as long as I got derby county I can carry on.
Please mel give our ground back I am begging you let us have a fresh start you were not nasty when you first got the club stop being nasty now it is us the fans that are suffering now.

Asanovic 2nd season
After his outstanding 1st season, I thought the move to Pride Park from the BBG would be ideal for him but alas, he went missing & left at Christmas
Imagine him and Eranio together ?

Now’s the time to ignore press reports / Twitter comments until facts emerge ??

The City Council are raking it in from the Bus Lane on the Morledge....maybe there's something good that'll come from that eh?

F#CK THE EFL, DERBY & BLACKPOOL FANS CHANT TOGETHER TO SHOW WHAT FOOTBALL MEANS TO FANS  PLEASE SHARE
Hi everyone,
Blackpool fan here in peace and respect many of you will probably already have seen my video already but if you haven't I hope you do watch it.
You guys were absolutely unbelievable on Saturday and it was emotional to see you the true fans who partied and sang no matter what after all you have been through this season it was heartbreaking and uplifting in equal measure.
Even though we wanted to win to stay above Preston not one Blackpool fan would deny you the WIN. Absolutely amazing support it was a very special day
I think this is the most important video that I have ever made. Blackpool fans suffered for years at the hands of disgraceful owners and the EFL stood by and did absolutely nothing! Derby County fans came to Blackpool and stood side by side with Blackpool fans durung their prematch demonstration against the disgraced Oyston Family who were found guilty of misappropriating the clubs funds and forced to pay around £34M to minority shareholder Valeri Belokon.
Blackpool fans have never forgotten what Derby fans did and yesterday was our chance to show our support for the way Derby County fans have been treated this season. Derby came to Blackpool to party and we joined in. 
This was a game that was bigger than football it was a statement to say Football without it's fans is nothing, the EFL fit and proper person test is a disgrace they approve these rogue owners and when they go rogue they punish the fans with points deductions the whole thing is wrong!
My hope is that this video gets shared to as many football fans as possible, doesn't matter which club, doesn't matter where in the world, just show it and let's make the people that run football realise that FOOTBALL WITHOUT FANS IS NOTHING
#ONEFOOTBALLFAMILY
Please feel free to share this and help me get this message out and let people see what Derby County means to you the fans your football world has been torn apart this season and did any of you do anything wrong? No you support your club just like every other true fan and you get punished because of the EFL approving an owner that has ruined everything for you! It's WRONG!!
Who knows which set of fans will suffer next?
Link to watch:
https://youtu.be/--G6PX6aEXA

View from a Blackpool fan who understands what a team means to it's fans - well done sir
 

Despite what has ultimately been a disastrous season, we all know that there have been many highlights
There are obvious ones, but for me 
the 1st home win of the season against Stoke City back in September. Mel had just put us into administration & the fans who were hurting, took us to a new level with our support - we have maintained those levels of support ever since Reading away - 2-0 down & 5 minutes to go & my mate wanted to leave so we could beat the traffic. No, I said, we'll score 3 goals - nearly right So what's your highlight of the season ? Whether it be a moment, a whole match, a player or something more general

View from a Blackpool fan who understands what a team means to it's fans - well done sir
 

Despite what has ultimately been a disastrous season, we all know that there have been many highlights
There are obvious ones, but for me 
the 1st home win of the season against Stoke City back in September. Mel had just put us into administration & the fans who were hurting, took us to a new level with our support - we have maintained those levels of support ever since Reading away - 2-0 down & 5 minutes to go & my mate wanted to leave so we could beat the traffic. No, I said, we'll score 3 goals - nearly right So what's your highlight of the season ? Whether it be a moment, a whole match, a player or something more general

Despite what has ultimately been a disastrous season, we all know that there have been many highlights
There are obvious ones, but for me 
the 1st home win of the season against Stoke City back in September. Mel had just put us into administration & the fans who were hurting, took us to a new level with our support - we have maintained those levels of support ever since Reading away - 2-0 down & 5 minutes to go & my mate wanted to leave so we could beat the traffic. No, I said, we'll score 3 goals - nearly right So what's your highlight of the season ? Whether it be a moment, a whole match, a player or something more general

Despite what has ultimately been a disastrous season, we all know that there have been many highlights
There are obvious ones, but for me 
the 1st home win of the season against Stoke City back in September. Mel had just put us into administration & the fans who were hurting, took us to a new level with our support - we have maintained those levels of support ever since Reading away - 2-0 down & 5 minutes to go & my mate wanted to leave so we could beat the traffic. No, I said, we'll score 3 goals - nearly right So what's your highlight of the season ? Whether it be a moment, a whole match, a player or something more general

Despite what has ultimately been a disastrous season, we all know that there have been many highlights
There are obvious ones, but for me 
the 1st home win of the season against Stoke City back in September. Mel had just put us into administration & the fans who were hurting, took us to a new level with our support - we have maintained those levels of support ever since Reading away - 2-0 down & 5 minutes to go & my mate wanted to leave so we could beat the traffic. No, I said, we'll score 3 goals - nearly right So what's your highlight of the season ? Whether it be a moment, a whole match, a player or something more general

View from a Blackpool fan who understands what a team means to it's fans - well done sir
 

View from a Blackpool fan who understands what a team means to it's fans - well done sir
 

Don't forget Everton are one of the big five that will never go down when they forced the premier league on everyone.  At least that's what they told everyone prior to Hans Segers in 97.  Bites you on the arse at some point