Ken Tram

.....and if tha does'na do that tha's a RED !!

@Angry Ram will like this interview I think
 

Reminds me of a joke about an inflatable school-boy at an inflatable school caught with 3 drawing pins in his pocket by the headmaster...
Headmaster: " You've not just let your school down, you've let your class down and, most of all, you've let yourself down!"
 

The theatre of Nightmares

Good question which I do not have the answer to but if you bought a ticket and have not claimed a refund then I don’t see why not.

If anyone wants a little light relief - some responses to this are amusing and we're not as well known as we hope. However if all of his twitter followers donated £1 that would end our problems!!
 

It's a new dawn, it's a new day.... 

Can't really taste my food at the moment and I have a weirdly itchy left gonad, but otherwise fairly chipper thanks mate.

Have you tried putting the food in your mouth rather than your underpants?

Why? It is an extra expense. It is simply ridiculous that fans that go away to every away game don’t get second priority. Lots of people will buy a membership and buy ONE away ticket in a season, but won’t bother for any other game.

Just my opinion but you’d be pretty silly to go to every away game and not purchase PRIORITY membership.

No issue for me. You know at the beginning of the season buying the membership gets you priority yet people moan every year when they announce the ticketing approach. Why? It’s very clear and if the membership raises 100k of revenue then perfectly fine by me.

They've got to flog the membership I suppose but you're right, people who go to away matches should get priority.

At the time generous Mel !!! said that they could keep Derby's 25% of the TV money, for Chorley were in a financial mess. however if Derby did not play the game they would have been kicked out of the FA cup, thats why we had all the problems later with the EFL over the kids playing in that game, thought the EFL treated Derby dispicable over our fullfiling that game for TV.

Baseball Battlefield

Don’t care as long as we continue in black and white forever. The true colours of Rams

We should call it the riverside stadium, just to **** Gibbo off even more  

I hope that we play our first team. We nearly always seem to go off the rails when we field a weakened team.
And our first team needs to continue to improve. Rather than resting, they need to practise converting play into goals.

Alzira, Valencia
Alzira if semi professional counts, otherwise Valencia 
Born in the family house in Havelock Road (1963), about a 5 minute walk from the BBG. My dad took me to my first game when I was about 3 or at the most 4 years old. I can remember hanging on to the floodlight pylon in the corner between the Popside and the Normanton End to get a better view. How could I possibly support another club?

I went to Strutts Grammar School as it was then known and the word beaurepaire was in the school song, we used to change it to Beyond Repair.
from Heage, always supported the Rams, closest team now Ottawa Atletico 

Brisbane Australia
Brisbane Roar
 Born in Long Eaton, older brother got me hooked in the late 70s

I spent years away from Derby working. At various times my nearest league club has been QPR, Watford, Brentford, Millwall, Charlton, Southampton, Portsmouth, Reading, Coventry, Peterborough, Birmingham City and Villa. Only ever visited those stadiums to watch the Rams play though. 
Very happy to have a Derby postal address again though. 

Brittany, France
Brest (Plymouth probably the closest in the UK)
Never lived anywhere near Derby (closest club growing up in saarf london was Palace), but my grandad was a season ticket holder at the BBG for 40 years, so I never had a choice.

Portland, Dorset
EFL team Bournemouth, league team Weymouth 
Grew up in burton till I was 14, was always attracted to dcfc since I can remember, f knows why ?

Near the hamlet of Llanymawddwy in Snowdonia, Gwynedd, North Wales.
Nearest league team is Bala Town or for the EFL Shrewsbury I guess.
I was born and spent my early years in Derby then Belper from the age of 6 (1977). I don't know why I support Derby, it just feels like it was an entirely natural process. I absolutely loved going when I was a kid - win, lose or draw - wish it was like that now!