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Normally this kind of news would pass me by but I am genuinely delighted by this. My favourite kit is 97/98, still wear the shorts to bed sometimes 🙂 

Normally this kind of news would pass me by but I am genuinely delighted by this. My favourite kit is 97/98, still wear the shorts to bed sometimes 🙂 

Mathematically, Bolton winning every game would take them to 95 points, so 96 absolutely guarantees it. That's 6 wins. It's possible, but I don't think we'll get that many.
Realistically, even if you round Bolton, Barnsley and Posh's PPG rate up to 1.9, which is close to all their averages over the course of the season, it would be Bolton 87, Barnsley and Posh 85. Since New Year's day, Barnsley have had a PPG of 2.0, Posh 1.7 and Bolton 1.42. At this rate, it would end up with Barnsley on 87, Posh and Bolton on 84. I'd say based on overall form and more recent form, 88 points would be enough. There are still a number of key games which will also eliminate teams for us. Bolton play Pompey, Posh and Stevenage. Peterborough play Oxford and Bolton. Barnsley play Stevenage, Portsmouth and Blackpool.
For us to get 88 points, we'd need 10 points from 7 games, allowing us to lose up to 3 games. I think we will get more than 10 points from the fixtures we have left, and I'm hoping that'll be enough.

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

I'm only an occasional reader of this forum but I was reading the threads wondering where he was, until I saw this one 😞 

He always made a strong contribution on this forum and was clearly a very dedicated and passionate Derby supporter despite what life threw at him. RIP, wish his family all the best (sorry for late post).

The question was literally framed as "It's important not to get carried away with outside noise isn't it?" so Barker had every right to answer the question using the very same phrase.
Some people will just choose to take offence to anything if it fits with their preconceived narrative.

Just a bump to say hope you're on the mend Ed.
 

There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think about Bloomers. 
Shrewsbury wore T-shirts with his, and another supporters’ name on, when they celebrated that promotion.
Fantastic broadcaster, wonderful bloke. I miss him. 

Died about 7 hours before they were promoted as well. I think his dad died a month later as well. Horrible all round.

Congratulations to @Owen87ITK and Alice on their wedding this weekend.  
Spruced up well, we expect no less! 
 

Ian Dowie said a similar thing at all the clubs he played for and tbf it looks like he stuck to his word.
 

We're all proud...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64282421

A simple solution to prevent this type of situation is for any administrators or sellers to insist on seeing the money in a UK based account. Would stop the Kirchner's, Derventio's and Alonso's of this world. Just seeing the money in a random account isn't enough.

That's what Escrow accounts are for ?

A simple solution to prevent this type of situation is for any administrators or sellers to insist on seeing the money in a UK based account. Would stop the Kirchner's, Derventio's and Alonso's of this world. Just seeing the money in a random account isn't enough.

I think he could prove to be a real blessing, Kwaku.

In the post qually interviews on the grid, looked like a DCFC flag behind Sainz!