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South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

I thought the whole of the crowd were. Proper support. And it felt like the player’s responded and we got our reward. 

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

South stand were incredible. Really inspiring support instead of waiting for something to happen.

Overly defensive. It's a balance between being strong but also not trying to out-stevenage Stevenage.
We haven't had an attempt at goal and they have come very close 3 times.
Bird is back to playing deep and vattling and Wilson looks lost. He'd have been better off at wing back.
Weston on the bench would have been an idea.
At home to Stevenage, 2nd in the league and hoping we can hang on to this.
 
 

I liked it as well, decided against sharing it in the Warne topic though, just didn't seem worth it.
Comes across as really open and honest, I really find it hard not to like the bloke on a personal level from all the content we're given to base our opinions on. Just one of those people I think would be good to have a pint with and get things off your chest to. 

No, he was delivering the sausages.

Another tough match ahead, though I'm oddly confident. I think we know what we'll face this time around (yes, we probably should have known first time too!) and I think a midfield, replete with thug obliterator Ebou Adams, should enable us to do the business and do it well. Evans will look to mitigate Bird and Nate and will be content that his CBs will cope with Collo, should he be deemed fit to play. That means his tactics will revolve around getting his players to kick Max Bird a lot, with Nate getting kicked even more, often by multiple players at once.
With Ebou therefore having at least 6 or 7 deserving targets, I'd imagine the urge to throat punch a couple of them will be hard to resist and I'd certainly consider betting Ebou to collect his 4th card in 4 outings. That said, I reckon the ref hates Stevenage even more than I do, so we'll probably also get awarded 4 or 5 penalties to balance things out, with Sonny Bradley notching the last of them with a cheeky Panenka, thereby securing himself a hattrick, the MOTM award, gushing praise from the Rams faithful and a subsequent move to Real Madrid.
So, there you have it. A day that culminates in a comfortable 3 or 4-1 win for the lads and the SS singing songs about Sonny Bradley's c**k. Marvellous! 
COYR

Seeing as waghorn and Washington were already injured and then John Jules got injured with days left in the window then yes I’d suggest we should be preparing for that.
Collins is 32,33. Expecting him to play 90 minutes for the rest of the season was crazy. Likewise as a team chasing promotion you’d probably want a striker to bring off the bench if chasing a game, or even fresh legs if winning to to see it out. 
warne obviously agreed as was trying to sign a striker.
We should have had three or four options at least and been able to get one over the line on deadline day. 
 

No, he was delivering the sausages.

I’m convinced that this is Collins behind Tom Barkhuizen in the training pictures. It’s almost too perfectly lined up. The sleeve obscuring the number on the gloves (why is that a thing?), Barks’ hand blocking the number on the joggers, face out of sight etc.
But on the Instagram version, the photo isn’t cut off at the shins, so you can see the boots. Derby’s Instagram feed conveniently has a nice still image of Collins wearing the same boots whilst scoring the winner against Cheltenham. And yes, I do have too much time on my hands.
Exhibits A, and B.

Weird though, when I've been for a scan and asked them for 'any idea'... they point blank say they don't interpret the results and the specialist will be in touch, goodbye.
Cant shut 'em up now eh.

No, he was delivering the sausages.

What’s CKR up to these days? 

I think we'll have to battle with them mate. I don't think we'll have a deal of choice as if we don't at least front up and earn the right to play our football, then this will likely go the same way as the last time we met. That said, I'm hopeful that'll not be the case as we are a slightly different team and we will know what we need to do. In all honesty, I'm just hoping the officials will not allow this to descend into a free-for-all where we get kicked all over the park. We don't seem to get much protection, do we, so while I agree that we can play better than Stevenage, I suspect this will be about who wants the most and I doubt it'll be easy on the eye. 

He's the kind of player I would loathe if he was playing against us - a scrappy, fighty, argumentative sod who throws his weight around and bullies defenders - and I didn't take to him at first. He's often offside and, while his willingness to close down is to be commended, he often charges in, misses the tackle, and leaves a big gap behind himself. But what he lacks in technical ability he more than makes up for with work-rate, stamina, strength, and determination. And, dammit, he has scored regularly enough to justify himself. A number of great headers and that fantastic scissor-kick. I'd love it if he got to 20 league goals.