metalsheep02

If you're going to use ChatGPT, you need to fact check it.
Mark Thomas joined Oxford from Portsnouth in 2014 and stayed their until he joined us.
Gilbey - Never played for Oxford
Henry - joined in 2017 for free from Wolves and is still at the club
Mousinho - joined on a free from Burton and stayed there until he retired.
Johnson - Came through Forest's academy and is still there, and had a loan at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Grant - came through Forest's academy, spent a bit of time at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Cullen - Came through Swansea's academy, spent a bit of time at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Edun - Fulham's academy, a bit of time at Lincoln (where Thomas has never been)
Woolfenden - Came through the Ipswich academy, is still owned by them, and never played for a club Thomas was working at.

Judging from what was written, Rooney provided the pulling power and motivated the players (he did both quite well) but it was LR who was behind tactics. If that’s right, then it would support the decision not to appoint LR on a permanent basis.  

The chance of promotion this season seems to be slipping away. We know from the last supporters’ meeting that if we get promoted, we are onto a new business plan. Given our turnover, if we do go up it will be well within us to stay up
 
Some are now saying: maybe another season in div1 will be best for us. Don’t buy that at all. We could be stuck in this league for years if we don’t get it right or if we have a run of bad luck. And we have form on both. The longer we’re down here the more difficult it’ll be to get out, EFL restrictions or not.  
 

Can I start a thread whingeing about people saying "we are lucky to have a team". 

To Derby County fans of a certain age this man was God, he was our generations Kevin Hector, his name would reverberate around the Baseball Ground for many years, even long after he had left us, it was his goals that dragged us kicking and screaming up the football league, Peter Taylor’s last moment of genius to add to those many legends he had spotted years before with his mate Brian.
Bobby is a super proud man, he still doesn’t understand the cult hero status that he holds in Derby with the fans, I think that it is a sad reflection on football that he is now working as a baggage handler at Leeds airport.
He should be walking around in diamond encrusted shoes, driving his Aston Martin, he has tried numerous years to let back into the club as a coach with the youth team but that became impenetrable under a certain individual and also MM.
He worked at St George’s for the FA for a number of years.
In my eyes he is an absolute legend of Derby County, an absolute idol as a kid, when everybody else had the keegans, dalglshes and Linekers we had Bobby, we might have been in the third division but it didn’t matter !
he never missed those one on ones with the keeper, he got his head in where it hurt and he had that great 80s moustache.
so heres to you Bobby Davison, Derby loves you more than you will know !
 

Great album, as is Diary of a Madman.

To Randy Rhoads who passed 41 years ago 19/3/82
 

Sorry to post in here. Does anyone think the Peterborough away game on the 25th will end up getting postponed?
International break isn't it...

Chris Martin ?

It doesn't affect us unless we actually have more than 5 players on loan at the club, which we don't, as you've stated.
I can't see us brining in any more than one more on loan tbh and in a scenario where we may need to drop a loan player from the squad, I'd say that McGee would be first to be dropped and Loach would warm the bench in case of emergency.

Oh yes, I forgot Springett

Lemmy always said they were rock n roll and had more in common with punk bands than metal bands. But i cant stand punk ?

Fantastic. I never saw them live, my first gig was Motorhead in 1984.
Got into Budgie when Tommy Vance played their Reading set on the Rock Show (1982?). Were they good live?

Budgie used to play at the Kings Hall in Derby quite regularly in the 70’s. Saw them a couple of times then 

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Budgie - what a band, criminally under-rated.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Played a key role in the winner by working hard to keep the ball in play when it would have been much easier to let in roll out. About 3 seconds later the ball was in their net.

Not too sorry to be honest…