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I think that also kickstarted something else though. Just a few beers right?

The victory over Stoke in the first game after we were put into administration was stupendous. The roar that greeted the final whistle was a deafening explosion of pure defiance.

Nowhere near the top of the list, but Chris Martin's late equaliser at Elland Road under Cocu was brilliant. Kickstarted his second coming, which many hoped for but few expected.

What a wonderful find.  I may have sat and had a pint with your dad that day?  Who knows?

Tommo’s an absolute hero hahaha
 

Back from the wilderness!
 

Tommo’s an absolute hero hahaha
 

Nowhere near the top of the list, but Chris Martin's late equaliser at Elland Road under Cocu was brilliant. Kickstarted his second coming, which many hoped for but few expected.

Nowhere near the top of the list, but Chris Martin's late equaliser at Elland Road under Cocu was brilliant. Kickstarted his second coming, which many hoped for but few expected.

Tommo’s an absolute hero hahaha
 

Tommo’s an absolute hero hahaha
 

Tommo’s an absolute hero hahaha
 

Too far? 😂 🐏 

I have a very strong feeling Clowes will deservedly have something named after him after his time as owner is up. He’ll go down as one of our biggest legends ever. Just won’t happen while he’s here. 

Impact on the pubs...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-68924126

My voice still hasn’t come back, I’m worried I may never speak again.
My partner is asking if it’s possible for Derby to get promoted every week.

A nice look at the highs and lows of the last decade or so, a trip down memory lane to blay off wins over leeds and brighton, that 5-0 win over forest, the resillance in the admin season and finally getting over the line with promotion
 

Ended flitting between pubs after the game on Saturday but just wanted to say how brilliant it was to be apart of the atmosphere. Five Lamps rammed, the dualling chants between Silk Mill and the Dolphin, The Exeter probably being the best in Derby and The Smithfield’s quite excellent beer range. All pubs full of happy Derby fans. Just wanted to make it to Bustler and Brunswick before the train but think it would have tipped me over the edge, but it sounded like Bustler had a fantastic night. You can say what you want about Derby, but not many cities have the amount of decent pubs in walking distance that we do. Also helped spread everyone out rather than having thousands in one spot.
All the credit to the staff in all establishments I went to who got everyone served and kept their bar queues down too, not easy but should be appreciated. 

I think it will be Brighton tbh. They offer a similar prospect, but with less of a relegation threat and a more proven model of selling players onto big clubs.
But obviously I want him to stay here for the rest of his career!

Don't think I've seen it mentioned but beating Bournemouth 3-2 in the admin season just after our second points deduction. Think we went straight back to 0 points but for some reason that was when it felt like we could really go for an unbelievable escape that season. Not to be of course... But a great feeling at that game.

Anyone want a sweepstake for how long it will be till we get a "Games I wish I hadn't been at" thread kicking off?
Oh, I'll start. Crystal Palace away, the season of the WBA play off win. We were garbage, Gary Teale looked like someone who had been told he would be shot if he didn't play.We lost, Sunderland got the second automatic and it all felt rather poo.
As for the OP, again - as with others - apologize if I've duplicated.
- The 5-0 against Wolves under Mac. Really felt we were on to something that day
- The FA Cup win against Forest when Archie scored the winner
- The Soton play off semi in the tipping rain (I know it's been mentioned but it was just golden). I went for a job interview the next day and couldn't speak
- Huddersfield (a) Boxing Day under TBE. Just a great vibe of a team on the way up
- Three all draw against the Wendies when we were 3-1 down after 89 mins. God bless Kinky!
- QPR under Lampard when he started the bounce, play offs secured

Beating Yeovil isn’t for everyone though is it. 

Derby 5 Spurs 0! My first ever match, what a start!
Manchester United away on the day of the Hillsborough disaster. My friend got us tickets via his brother who lived in Manchester, so we were in with the home fans. United fans still had a fearsome reputation in those days, so we were committed to sitting on our hands all match. But when we scored our first I noticed quite a few people sort of launched themselves out of their seats before quickly grabbing themselves back down again, and I though "We are not alone!" We didn't care when the second went in, and there were loads and loads of us!
Brighton play-off semi under Stevie Mac - probably the best atmosphere I have ever experienced, which wasn't matched on Saturday, surprisingly enough. 
Port Vale away, last season, when we scored two in the last moments. I have never seen limbs like it! Brilliant!

Considering how monumental it was, beating Forest in The FA Cup replay in 2009 isn’t spoken about anywhere near enough as it should be.
Two down inside fourteen minutes. Win 3-2.
First win at The City Ground in 37 years.
Commons scoring the winner on his first return back.
I’ll even add Savage’s scarf nonsense.