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Who’s ready for the Leigh Curtis tweet in an hours time “Done for the night at Pride Park. Derby tried their hardest to sign a striker but it wasn’t meant to be. Club still pleased with he transfer window and not losing any major players”

Who’s ready for the Leigh Curtis tweet in an hours time “Done for the night at Pride Park. Derby tried their hardest to sign a striker but it wasn’t meant to be. Club still pleased with he transfer window and not losing any major players”

Who’s ready for the Leigh Curtis tweet in an hours time “Done for the night at Pride Park. Derby tried their hardest to sign a striker but it wasn’t meant to be. Club still pleased with he transfer window and not losing any major players”

Who’s ready for the Leigh Curtis tweet in an hours time “Done for the night at Pride Park. Derby tried their hardest to sign a striker but it wasn’t meant to be. Club still pleased with he transfer window and not losing any major players”

Who’s ready for the Leigh Curtis tweet in an hours time “Done for the night at Pride Park. Derby tried their hardest to sign a striker but it wasn’t meant to be. Club still pleased with he transfer window and not losing any major players”

Warne sacked 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Warne sacked 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Warne sacked 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Warne sacked 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Lighten up a bit, I actually think this could be a very good signing.

ATG
Vickers 6
Wilson 6
Nelson 7
Cashin 8
Sibley 6
Barkhuizen 6
Hourihane 5
Fornah 6
Bird 8
Bradley 6
Blackett-Taylor 5
Thompson 5
Mendez-Laing 8 MOM
Collins 8

It needs sorting, looks absolutely dreadful at the moment. Not that we actually play on the grass anyway, so it’s not affecting our performances - but it’s pretty embarrassing for a club of our stature to have a pitch in that state.
Groundsmen need to sort it out, and funds need to be in place to make it happen. We’re a professional outfit, not a Sunday league pub team.

First manager I have clear memories of is Nigel Clough, so I’ll start from him. Based on quality of football only, not necessarily results / managerial performance, I’d rank it as the following (only permanent managers included):
1. Steve McClaren
2. Frank Lampard
3. Paul Clement
4. Phillip Cocu
5. Nigel Clough 
6. Wayne Rooney
7. Gary Rowett
8. Paul Warne
9. Nigel Pearson
Nobody will ever beat the sheer incompetence of Nigel Pearson who is arguably the worst manager to ever sit in the Pride Park dugout. With the talent he had available, how he managed to deliver such woeful performances I will never know.
But Paul Warne is the one who’s come closest in my opinion. I’ve always compared him to Rowett, in terms of being a dislikeable man who plays terrible, but effective football. Only Warne’s football isn’t effective enough, given the level he’s managing at and the quality of players at his disposal, so he falls below Rowett in my rankings. 
In my view Paul Warne has the easiest job of any Derby manager in my lifetime. Getting a squad with this much quality promoted from such a poor league should be something any idiot could manage. But he seems to be making a mess of it so far.

First manager I have clear memories of is Nigel Clough, so I’ll start from him. Based on quality of football only, not necessarily results / managerial performance, I’d rank it as the following (only permanent managers included):
1. Steve McClaren
2. Frank Lampard
3. Paul Clement
4. Phillip Cocu
5. Nigel Clough 
6. Wayne Rooney
7. Gary Rowett
8. Paul Warne
9. Nigel Pearson
Nobody will ever beat the sheer incompetence of Nigel Pearson who is arguably the worst manager to ever sit in the Pride Park dugout. With the talent he had available, how he managed to deliver such woeful performances I will never know.
But Paul Warne is the one who’s come closest in my opinion. I’ve always compared him to Rowett, in terms of being a dislikeable man who plays terrible, but effective football. Only Warne’s football isn’t effective enough, given the level he’s managing at and the quality of players at his disposal, so he falls below Rowett in my rankings. 
In my view Paul Warne has the easiest job of any Derby manager in my lifetime. Getting a squad with this much quality promoted from such a poor league should be something any idiot could manage. But he seems to be making a mess of it so far.

It needs sorting, looks absolutely dreadful at the moment. Not that we actually play on the grass anyway, so it’s not affecting our performances - but it’s pretty embarrassing for a club of our stature to have a pitch in that state.
Groundsmen need to sort it out, and funds need to be in place to make it happen. We’re a professional outfit, not a Sunday league pub team.

It needs sorting, looks absolutely dreadful at the moment. Not that we actually play on the grass anyway, so it’s not affecting our performances - but it’s pretty embarrassing for a club of our stature to have a pitch in that state.
Groundsmen need to sort it out, and funds need to be in place to make it happen. We’re a professional outfit, not a Sunday league pub team.

It needs sorting, looks absolutely dreadful at the moment. Not that we actually play on the grass anyway, so it’s not affecting our performances - but it’s pretty embarrassing for a club of our stature to have a pitch in that state.
Groundsmen need to sort it out, and funds need to be in place to make it happen. We’re a professional outfit, not a Sunday league pub team.

First manager I have clear memories of is Nigel Clough, so I’ll start from him. Based on quality of football only, not necessarily results / managerial performance, I’d rank it as the following (only permanent managers included):
1. Steve McClaren
2. Frank Lampard
3. Paul Clement
4. Phillip Cocu
5. Nigel Clough 
6. Wayne Rooney
7. Gary Rowett
8. Paul Warne
9. Nigel Pearson
Nobody will ever beat the sheer incompetence of Nigel Pearson who is arguably the worst manager to ever sit in the Pride Park dugout. With the talent he had available, how he managed to deliver such woeful performances I will never know.
But Paul Warne is the one who’s come closest in my opinion. I’ve always compared him to Rowett, in terms of being a dislikeable man who plays terrible, but effective football. Only Warne’s football isn’t effective enough, given the level he’s managing at and the quality of players at his disposal, so he falls below Rowett in my rankings. 
In my view Paul Warne has the easiest job of any Derby manager in my lifetime. Getting a squad with this much quality promoted from such a poor league should be something any idiot could manage. But he seems to be making a mess of it so far.

“Tried to slip in Wood but the intervention came from Husband”
Some excellent commentary 

A lot of those games that we gained points in, we were winning in the first place and f***** it, if I recall correctly. I’m not counting them.

First manager I have clear memories of is Nigel Clough, so I’ll start from him. Based on quality of football only, not necessarily results / managerial performance, I’d rank it as the following (only permanent managers included):
1. Steve McClaren
2. Frank Lampard
3. Paul Clement
4. Phillip Cocu
5. Nigel Clough 
6. Wayne Rooney
7. Gary Rowett
8. Paul Warne
9. Nigel Pearson
Nobody will ever beat the sheer incompetence of Nigel Pearson who is arguably the worst manager to ever sit in the Pride Park dugout. With the talent he had available, how he managed to deliver such woeful performances I will never know.
But Paul Warne is the one who’s come closest in my opinion. I’ve always compared him to Rowett, in terms of being a dislikeable man who plays terrible, but effective football. Only Warne’s football isn’t effective enough, given the level he’s managing at and the quality of players at his disposal, so he falls below Rowett in my rankings. 
In my view Paul Warne has the easiest job of any Derby manager in my lifetime. Getting a squad with this much quality promoted from such a poor league should be something any idiot could manage. But he seems to be making a mess of it so far.

Not clearly enough, I was around 8. I will have been at games but it’s fuzzy, which is probably a blessing!

It’s heading towards BBG standard at the moment!

Maybe Clowes likes to reminisce? 😄

Another absolutely rancid display by a team that deserved all the booing they got at half time. You’d they’d want to show a reaction after Reading, but they just carried on where they left off.
Tactics all wrong by Warne as well, he has to stop with this two in midfield s*** - it’s no coincidence our bad performances have started since we switched to 4-4-2. Absolutely awful system that has no place in the modern game. Totally overrun yet again.
Fed up of our only tactic being launch it to the wings and whip it in - it’s so one dimensional. When we actually use the midfield and try to play a bit of football through the thirds, then we look so much better! Why can our dinosaur of a manager not see this…
Im beginning to really dislike this team itself, as well as the fraud in the dug out. At least the team that went down had some character. This lot couldn’t give a f***. And as for captain Hourihane… words can’t describe my feelings towards his “leadership”.
We were so lucky to win that game today, it’s only a moment of individual quality from Max Bird that turned it around. It’s time this manager and this team got a f****** grip. Performances this week have been truly pathetic, were meant to be the best team in the league!