Will the Ram

The match would’ve been streamable on Rams TV anyway as it’s not a Saturday 3pm match so it being sky hasn’t really changed things for people watching it at home etc.

Who will win? The team that folds like a pack of cards when they go 1-0 down or the team that folds like a pack of cards when they go 1-0 up?

The match would’ve been streamable on Rams TV anyway as it’s not a Saturday 3pm match so it being sky hasn’t really changed things for people watching it at home etc.

The match would’ve been streamable on Rams TV anyway as it’s not a Saturday 3pm match so it being sky hasn’t really changed things for people watching it at home etc.

Northampton A tickets available to 15+ members tomorrow. £24 Adults. 1,473 total allocation
https://www.dcfc.co.uk/news/2024/02/away-ticket-information-northampton-town-a-2023-24

EEEK!
I want you to go and find a nice, quiet room. Sit yourself down, and have a long, hard think about what you've done.
 

The Premier League is the top division.The Championship is the second division.League One is the third division.

Why oh why can we never take the game to teams like this, why are we always so on the back foot? We are second in the league; we should have gone to Oakwell full of confidence and swagger. Barnsley are the sum total of f*** all and yet we gave them too much respect. 
Its the Derby way every season, bottling the crunch games.

I find his commentary to be awful. People talking about a commentator having a bit of passion, but I just find him to flip between moaning and shouting. He offers his analysis of the game when it has about as much weight as mine, and is something that I think should be left to the expert co-commentator. I also feel like he tries to be Graham Richards, taking a lot of inspiration from the ‘he’s dropped it’ line (which was partly great because how many times did GR actually get *that* animated), but just doesn’t have the skill to convey it properly so it just comes off as a shouting fan rather than an excited broadcaster with a vested interest in proceedings. 
It is different strokes for different folks, of course, but I’ve found radio derby far more enjoyable without him. I’m glad he’s doing better, but I know that I won’t be listening to him if they are bringing him back. I found RD a far more positive and enjoyable listen without him there and hope that it stays as it is with Dom covering the commentary. 

Unfortunately Oakwell has been a bit of a bogey ground for us since 2008/09 (the season after we were relegated from the Premier League). Hopefully we can put that right on Saturday.

Not just in 2002. They failed FFP in 2013/14 but they went up (at our expense ultimately). 2 years later they were PL Champions.

Not just in 2002. They failed FFP in 2013/14 but they went up (at our expense ultimately). 2 years later they were PL Champions.

Not just in 2002. They failed FFP in 2013/14 but they went up (at our expense ultimately). 2 years later they were PL Champions.

Oh the irony 😂

Yep!

https://faplayer.thefa.com/live/adobe-womens-fa-cup?team=all&type=fixtures-events#
 
 

Oh man, I hope you haven’t jinxed us again. 
 

Like I’ve said a hundred times on here, when teams stand off us, we pass it round a bit and look okay. The moment a team makes the slightest effort to stop us doing that, we immediately resort to the other stuff and look terrible.  Crewe the other night being an obvious example.  And by and large, teams at this level are going to be trying to stop us playing because we’re one of the biggest teams in the league.

Here’s the problem, we have a good number of players out of contract in the summer, but who trusts Warne with a major squad rebuild at this point? I don’t.

What? He scores goals. He got 10 minutes on Saturday and hit the bar from maybe two passes to him. What the hell is he meant to do? Hoping for the best? We have a manager who doesn't want to play football through the middle. Get it out wide and cross it.
RD saying Bird frustrated, another footballer who will be going soon. No surprise.

S*** start to the weekend. Lost this sweet little baby tonight. Only 2.  Had tea, went out then came back a short while later clearly in distress, and then 45 minutes after that, gone. We're all still in shock. Kids in bits.  She was such a gentle cat. I'm more gutted (and angry) than I thought as she was a constant for me working from home.  Our other two cats are out most of the time. 
 

I wouldn’t exactly call a £40m a year wage bill a good foundation.
Gary Rowett (with the backing from an incredibly naive Mel), gambled on promotion in that season with no thought of the consequences of missing out.
Davies, Huddlestone, Ledley, Jerome, Wisdom and Lawrence all ballooned our wage bill and we got not return from them. 
Rowett then left the trainwreck the moment he could as he knew we were done while Vydra was going to leave, Nugent was shot and the ageing players were in decline.
Then Lampard fluttered his eyelids and Mel embarked on one last mad do-or-die campaign like a roulette player mortgaging his house and putting it all one one row.
 

I've just returned two tickets for Shrewsbury away and the Club is willing to accept them up to 24 hours' before kick-off. They keep a proper waiting list of people who will benefit. In my case, it's likely to be someone who can get to Pride Park to pick up the tickets at short notice. Unforeseen circumstances, sadly.
But I always think this is better than randomly passing them on Twitter. You've no idea what sort of behaviour might ensue from a fan with a ticket that has your identity on it. 

When was that Palace match?
 
We do have a habit of helping teams on a bad run. Ipswich A 2009/10 is the one I remember. They hadn’t won all season until we played them late October. We lost 1-0. Roy Keane was their manager.
Today was also very typical Derby.

Fulham didn’t beat us either. 2 draws.

Fulham didn’t beat us either. 2 draws.