Millenniumram

So errr ...... you know all those times we took the piss out of you lot? Water under the bridge yeah?
 
Soooo, we have a small favour to ask .....

I hope they re-advertise his job because I'm bloody amazing at drinking tea, watching football and being ignored. 

1992 at the bbg in diversion 2 
Different world to now as we hear of the top 6 greedy bas#@rds want to break away. 

Are you this guy?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/56695458

Yes, I forgot the U23s were playing and that kind of explains Conor Dixon being a surprise on the first-team bench. Left the U23s stretched between fulfilling this fixture and filling out the first-team bench. Given that this was away in Brighton and the U18s were away in Blackburn the following day there wasn’t really an option to involve more U18s and, as it was, the U18s had to use Trialists and U15s to fill out their squad.
Cashin was captain and the U23s were a player short on their bench with Sykes-Kenworthy our other sub.
From the highlights on the official site, with a Brighton commentator, it sounds like Derby U23s started brightly. At one point the commentator says Brighton can’t get out of their own half, but an own goal, and then a soft goal, and it was an uphill task after that.
https://www.dcfc.co.uk/news/2021/04/u23-highlights-brighton-hove-albion-3-1-Derby-county 

More on Harry Hawkins on the official site.
Captained the U11s as they won the EFL Kids Cup in 2017. Guess that makes him a member of the U15 squad.

Get well soon, Archie!

Starting up his own Estate Agents

.....'We're not going down'

We do if we smash 8 goals in every game............................

As things stand...

I’m trying to stay optimistic. I can see us getting 2 or 3 wins in the last four games. Particularly fancy Swansea away, as they will have cemented their play off place by then, and won’t want any unnecessary injuries going into the semi. Rotherham v Boro worries me, for obvious reasons ?.
The team need to give everything though, to break away from the League 1 tractor beam. “ I canna give it anymore captain”, is what I expect from Shinnie and co. Let’s win it in midfield...COYR.

Let's hope not, but I'm not daring look at the table at the moment.

According to Wikipedia, Derby's 111 seasons have been distributed as follows:
Level 1: 65* (1 in every 1.71 seasons)
Level 2: 52 (1 in every 2.1 seasons)
Level 3: 4 (1 in every 27.8 seasons)
Level 4: 0
Therefore, if Derby can expect to visit the third tier roughly every 28 years (on average), we should not be too disheartened if we were to get relegated, especially as our last trip down to the old third division being 35 years ago, in 1985-86.
And it shouldn't be anything to worry about, because such visits to the third division have never lasted very long.
It's the sort of club that we are! It's where we sit in the football pyramid. In the long-term, we tend to divide our time between the top two tiers, with rare and brief drops down into the third tier.
* If the first four seasons of the football league only had one division; and the next twenty-seven seasons only had two divisions; then this should make the expected gap between our visits to the third tier be more frequent then every 25 years.

Lookin forward to these away days next season 

Come on, the meme!
 

Mrs VdM has crunched the numbers......and it says.... Norwich.... (useless old computers.....) . ?

BUT BIRMINGHAM........... buggar it. It's not in our hands. We're doomed. Doomed I tell thee
 

Sheff Wed will need a minor miracle to finish above us .  In fact I'm prepared to take on Kenny Burns in a pie eating contest if they do live on air.  Rotherham will have 3 in hand again after tonight so they could be an issue, that's why I preferred the Coventry win the other night. Points not places at the minute. 
 

You seem to know a lot about a random anonymous person on the Internet who you've never met. Actually, you know precisely nothing about me, so I'll file your opinions about me in the relevant place. Have a nice day.