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This is the most important thing we can do. Create some income to limit redundancies and player sales, make us attractive to purchasers and support the team.
If you haven't got a season ticket, buy a match ticket. 
If you have a got a season ticket , encourage a mate to come or if you can afford it, gift a ticket to a mate. 
Encourage friends and family to come. 
If you can afford it and know someone who can't afford to go, gift them a ticket for this game.
If you live too far away and can afford it, gift a mate or family member from home,
If you are thinking of coming and have kids, bring them along.
Do whatever we can to fill the ground v Reading.
We've been let down but now it's our time, our time to stand up and save our club.
   

Let’ not. As you say, we’ll be at the centre of media attention today so let’s take the chance to show nothing but support for the team we love and what exceptional fans we are (as we did in that 11 point season).

Going back even further a midweek league game with Francis Lee scoring at the away end in a 2-1 win.
I was just a schoolboy back then.

Born in Sheffield. Lived here all my life. Love the City.
Big fan of Yorkshire cricket but in the late 60s I became a fan of Brian Clough and have followed the Rams for over 50 years.
We once lost at Southampton 5-0 in the seventies, if I remember correctly, and I decided I would support Liverpool instead ( I was only young ). This lasted 2 days until I realised I was hooked on Derby. 
There are plenty of Derby fans here in the city and I love winding up my Wednesday and United friends. Not too much these days though.

Born in Sheffield. Lived here all my life. Love the City.
Big fan of Yorkshire cricket but in the late 60s I became a fan of Brian Clough and have followed the Rams for over 50 years.
We once lost at Southampton 5-0 in the seventies, if I remember correctly, and I decided I would support Liverpool instead ( I was only young ). This lasted 2 days until I realised I was hooked on Derby. 
There are plenty of Derby fans here in the city and I love winding up my Wednesday and United friends. Not too much these days though.

Born in Sheffield. Lived here all my life. Love the City.
Big fan of Yorkshire cricket but in the late 60s I became a fan of Brian Clough and have followed the Rams for over 50 years.
We once lost at Southampton 5-0 in the seventies, if I remember correctly, and I decided I would support Liverpool instead ( I was only young ). This lasted 2 days until I realised I was hooked on Derby. 
There are plenty of Derby fans here in the city and I love winding up my Wednesday and United friends. Not too much these days though.

Born in Sheffield. Lived here all my life. Love the City.
Big fan of Yorkshire cricket but in the late 60s I became a fan of Brian Clough and have followed the Rams for over 50 years.
We once lost at Southampton 5-0 in the seventies, if I remember correctly, and I decided I would support Liverpool instead ( I was only young ). This lasted 2 days until I realised I was hooked on Derby. 
There are plenty of Derby fans here in the city and I love winding up my Wednesday and United friends. Not too much these days though.

Mel says that he will guarantee to pay the wages until a new buyer is found but any chance of us being in the market to spend any money on transfers is wishful thinking. Mel wants rid of us so he is not going to splash the cash. If the reports are to be believed we are up to our ears in debt.
Until we know the outcome of the EFL appeal we do not even know which division we will be playing in or if we will have a points reduction at the start of next season. Who would want to sign for us under those circumstances?
The other issue is we have not put in any accounts so under EFL rules surely we are under a transfer embargo?
Just watched the Leicester final......depressed me even more......what 2 different paths we have both taken over the last 10 years!!!!
 

Mel says that he will guarantee to pay the wages until a new buyer is found but any chance of us being in the market to spend any money on transfers is wishful thinking. Mel wants rid of us so he is not going to splash the cash. If the reports are to be believed we are up to our ears in debt.
Until we know the outcome of the EFL appeal we do not even know which division we will be playing in or if we will have a points reduction at the start of next season. Who would want to sign for us under those circumstances?
The other issue is we have not put in any accounts so under EFL rules surely we are under a transfer embargo?
Just watched the Leicester final......depressed me even more......what 2 different paths we have both taken over the last 10 years!!!!
 

Mel says that he will guarantee to pay the wages until a new buyer is found but any chance of us being in the market to spend any money on transfers is wishful thinking. Mel wants rid of us so he is not going to splash the cash. If the reports are to be believed we are up to our ears in debt.
Until we know the outcome of the EFL appeal we do not even know which division we will be playing in or if we will have a points reduction at the start of next season. Who would want to sign for us under those circumstances?
The other issue is we have not put in any accounts so under EFL rules surely we are under a transfer embargo?
Just watched the Leicester final......depressed me even more......what 2 different paths we have both taken over the last 10 years!!!!
 

On the Wednesday forum last week they were trying to encourage as many fans as possible to greet the players as they arrived for the match agains Forest.
They were to meet outside Hillsborough park as the players arrived.
As I only live 10 minutes from the ground I thought it would be a good idea to drive past with Derby scarves hanging out of the car and wearing my Derby top.
When I got to Hillsborough there was hardly anyone there. I work with so many Wednesday fans my life will be a misery if we go down.
Meeting outside the ground is a great idea. The players need to made aware of what it means to us to stay up (if it was not clear enough already).

On the Wednesday forum last week they were trying to encourage as many fans as possible to greet the players as they arrived for the match agains Forest.
They were to meet outside Hillsborough park as the players arrived.
As I only live 10 minutes from the ground I thought it would be a good idea to drive past with Derby scarves hanging out of the car and wearing my Derby top.
When I got to Hillsborough there was hardly anyone there. I work with so many Wednesday fans my life will be a misery if we go down.
Meeting outside the ground is a great idea. The players need to made aware of what it means to us to stay up (if it was not clear enough already).