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I like Umbro, it reminds me of Charlie

Just for info, I had spoken with @Ram Logan Josh earlier and volunteered to get one - someone else had volunteered too, so we got one each.
This afternoon I went into the shop to get a first team shirt. Because they didn’t have any in the correct size I got a larger one that won’t fit for a couple of years and a training top that should fit straight away.
They were posted today and should be with the boy tomorrow.  

I am hugely looking forward to seeing Rosenior as the new manager.  That said, I just hope the crowd gives him plenty of slack.
There’s been a huge amount of optimism over the last few days and I worry that may translate into a less supportive atmosphere if we don’t hit the ground running.
We need to be patient and ensure we back the team like we did last year, when there was only zero expectation.

Tom clearly enjoys it here and he’s played some good football here. Without him and his leadership last year we’d have been relegated by January. His goals are critical in our team and he is our talisman weather you like it or not. I don’t understand the hatred towards him 

No wonder Sheffield United are interested…he destroyed them earlier in the season (watch the below from 1min 20 on to re-live it!). 
I was fairly critical of Tom before last season but I think he really stepped up for the most part. I’d be gutted to see him playing for someone else. 
 

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

Rosenior has 4 years coaching experience behind him now, 1 at Brighton for the u23s and 3 with us under Cocu & Rooney. He wants to be a first team manager, I think now is as good a time as any for him to progress into that role

After reading the companies House update the other day that DC had 500k shares, I wounder if he may sell some off to supports to generate some income, I for one would love to buy some to put money into our club as a massive thank you, like so many other fans would possibly do. 

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

Afghanistan  2010

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

Thank you, just thank you for saving our club !!!

Very rarely comment but couldn't resist after reading some of the moving posts by others on here. Have spent all morning greedily devouring every post since the announcement yesterday, I just can't get enough. 
It's been an absolutely torrid couple of years, but the way this darkness has galvanised everybody who cares about the club has been incredible to behold. It's brought together the city in an age where the country is divided, it's shown the pride that exists and how important it is to the identity of the people of Derby. The march before the Birmingham game is something I'll never forget and will always be proud to have been a part of. The Bielek bicycle kick made me lose my mind in delirious happiness and joy in a way that no bottom of the table, 2nd division, mid season game has a right to do. 
Extremely early days but I can't believe how lucky we seem to have gotten with David Clowes. No fuss, no drama, just got on with buying the stadium before anybody knew they were even involved. Keen to shun the limelight, a breath of fresh air after the previous owner. 
High hopes for the future. Long live Derby County Football Club. Up the Rams.

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

I just want to say a massive thank you to David Clowes for saving Derby county. Thankfully the nightmare is over and we can all look forward to a bright future for the rams. 

After 2 years of being away from PP through Covid and Family issues, I'm chomping at the bit to buy a Season Ticket, I'll wait patiently until general sale, I hope they have the seat I purchased for the Bristol City game and is still available, North Stand Lower Corner...near the East Stand.
I'm coming home baby  

Agree with Ed re the tyre-kicker, I think we dodged a bullet there.
Really hope Bury bounce back. Would love to play them at some point down the line too.

Woke up this morning and had to pinch myself to check this was real. I'm not Derby born. I don't have family who have lived,  breathed and died Derby.  But reading through these comments and reflecting on how I felt last night drives home how much of a part this club plays in my life.  
My wife sadly doesn't do sport.  She doesn't really get it. But even she was empathetic as this morning as I got emotional all over again reading your comments, recounting how Ed completely lost it on live radio, how other so-called fans had gloated over essentially the ruin of someone's life.  I'm so, so grateful to Clowes. We have a club. We live to fight another day.  Whoever you are. Wherever you are. We are ALL Derby. 

A mention for the head groundsman here