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Is he s Saudi prince?? ? 

Wish our mens 1st team were awarded penalties that easily ?

When you’ve not logged on for a while does anyone else just quickly scroll through for Tw@tter updates? ??

We enjoyed the signings because we stupidly and wrongly thought that Morris and DCFC could afford these signings....but if we knew it was putting our club in jeopardy of course we would'nt...
what?? are we supposed to not like every signing because we think the controller/owner/man in charge of our football club is gambling with our future???? No we/ I thought Morris is a business man knows how to run a business so you trust him......only to over spend....not pay the tax man and then walk away....please wake up and smell the coffee mate....its a ludicrous statement to make saying did we like the signings?? of course we did....what we did not know was we had someone slowly sentencing our club to all of this misery.....He was and is responsible for this and he should be giving the stadium back as he's walked away from debt he orchestrated!! fact?

The future of the Championship, thanks to the EFL-  6 subs and a lawyer on the bench, for every game.

We'd be deducted 3 points for making Parry's cornflakes go soggy whilst he read the email.
 

Was it Adrian Durham?
I am pretty confident if we had a bid of even half that for Lawrence, he’d have gone

“Tell them they’ll be pleasantly surprised how quickly things will move now” 
“Now tell them the preferred bidder will be announced within 10 days” 
 

SKY saying not a concern 
Watch video 
https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/teams/derby-county/12549574/no-formal-bid-yet-for-derby-not-a-concern

The documentary featured one of Wayne Rooney's first appearances for England - a Euro qualifier against Turkey in 2003 played at Sunderland - he was 17 !!
And let me tell you, that game was very naughty, on & off the pitch
I also remember being in a packed Sunderland pub before the game and all the songs were 10 German bombers & No Surrender etc except one non England related song - " We Hate Derby & We Hate Derby" - sang by most of the pub. It made me chuckle & slightly proud ? 

I took this screenshot whilst I was at the Peterborough away game back in August - it was after about 80 minutes after Jack Stretton had scored
It didn't end well ?
 

Was going to have a quiet one and stay in tonight. Instead it's out for a few celebratory beers with the missus who couldn't care less, and a bunch of locals who have no idea what a Mel Morris is! Huzzah!

Anyone know if plant hire companies do refunds?
I'd just had this delivered, ready for tomorrow...

This is already outdated following the latest news, but I just wanted to share my favourite comment from the Mail article:
 

As an aside to all this, an indication as to how a club can have a bearing on a persons mental health is this. My dad died suddenly on 31 Jan 22 and the first time I started to feel any cheer since his death was on Tuesday night watching Derby score 3 goals. It broke the malaise.

I had the privilege and the pleasure on Monday to meet up at Seven restaurant in Derby with some DCFC royalty.
I had been approached by a national newspaper (not the sun) sports reporter to ask if i could assist him in inviting some of the legends of the 1971/72 team, they are not just legends of Derby County but 1970s football in general, household names in the footballing world until this day and men of god for those who follow Derby County and forever revered in these parts.
What he wanted to do was to something that nobody else in the press seems bothered about and that is to bring the story of what those players did under the auspices and guidance of Brian Clough & Peter Taylor into the headlines and to freshen up and relive the story.
It has been such bad timing that the club is in such a mess that it can not honour these fine gentleman (another victim of the poor management of our club) so i was more than happy to get them together and sit in on what was a great three hours spent over lunch and a couple of drinks in a private room reliving not just that season but the seasons that followed.
its not for me to tell the stories as that honour falls to the reporter and in should be in print a little nearer the end of the season but needless to say there were some funny moments, some very honest and truthful moments and some sad moments.
Kevin was supposed to join us but had to pull out at the last minute but he was ably covered by the others, Messrs Mcfarland, Durban, Gemmill and O'Hare !
50 years ago they were Champions of England and will be forever Champions of Derby !

Ebosele - not just a great player but has comfortably played right back, left back, right wing & left wing.
I don't remember any players of the past being able to do that. (although Jason Knight would probably have a go !!)
Tremendous versatility

Ebosele - not just a great player but has comfortably played right back, left back, right wing & left wing.
I don't remember any players of the past being able to do that. (although Jason Knight would probably have a go !!)
Tremendous versatility

Ebosele - not just a great player but has comfortably played right back, left back, right wing & left wing.
I don't remember any players of the past being able to do that. (although Jason Knight would probably have a go !!)
Tremendous versatility

Was listening to 5live yesterday afternoon as they were focussing on deterioration of behaviour at football matches. This is not a Derby thing. Sounded exactly like "types" people discuss on here at away matches. Think it was head of policing for football generally who gave figures since lock down and this season large increase in incidents already. Mentioned cocaine being major factor and clubs cutting spend on policing. Also (and this bit wasnt surprising) said EFL said absolutely no evidence of increase despite actual figures. Do they do anything well? Would love Boro to be like Huddersfield away (not result) but think worry is more those perhaps going up without tickets?