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Not sure who's in charge at Milwall but if they slither into the playoffs then there has to be a shout for their manager.
If Mason Bennet doesn't class as 'limited resources' then I don't know what does.

Not sure who's in charge at Milwall but if they slither into the playoffs then there has to be a shout for their manager.
If Mason Bennet doesn't class as 'limited resources' then I don't know what does.

Not sure who's in charge at Milwall but if they slither into the playoffs then there has to be a shout for their manager.
If Mason Bennet doesn't class as 'limited resources' then I don't know what does.

From my very subjective research at the Supporters Club event last night, ? I think Lawrence, Ebiowei, Knight will go, possibly Sibley - seems genuinely upset he is not getting more pitch time. Kazim already gone in his head, didn't even bother to do the meet and greet bit of the evening. Whereas Plange and Ebosele really enjoyed themselves! 
Morrison struggled to cope with being in a room with us all but seemed to appreciate the love.
Bielik is either a good liar or definitely wants to stay. He is such a good conversationalist, as are Ryan Allsop and Nathan Byrne - he seems keen to stay too, says he loves it here, but will surely get offers from Championship clubs.
All the rest of the young lads seem to want to stay, they love us fans. Let's see if they change their minds when the offers come in.
Cybulski was so excited to start but knew he needs to improve, says he wants to stay his whole career, which will no doubt thrill you cynics over in the matchday thread. ?
Wayne did comment in one of his speeches (he made several) that we need to be patient over the next couple of games as he will continue to be looking at potential within the squad for next season.  He didn't sound like he was going anywhere. ?

Is it a relegation wave, or a staying-up particle? Dare we watch to find out? The uncertainty is killing us all.
It was a Good Friday. Hot on the heels of a magnificent victory at home to the runaway league leaders, the Rams now travel to Loftus Road. Derby don’t travel well anywhere, but we do fight to the end. And it’s the end now. Same again please. Positive, determined, aggressive, skilful. Be all these things and the wave packet may yet still collapse in our favour.
Come on you Rams!

In fairness I think we've had a couple of player staffing issues this season so the management's hands are a tad tied in terms of changing things up.

In fairness I think we've had a couple of player staffing issues this season so the management's hands are a tad tied in terms of changing things up.

In fairness I think we've had a couple of player staffing issues this season so the management's hands are a tad tied in terms of changing things up.

All toss we'll hammer these jokers 

Just did the Derby 10k from Pride Park under an hour which was good for me....

If the “many universes interpretation” of quantum mechanics is true, then somewhere in the multiverse Derby County win their final five games and survive on the last day of the season, in front of a full house including the 71/72 title winning side. Let’s hope we are living in that universe, and I accrue legendary status on the forum for creating the match threads that led us to this unlikely salvation.
For the wave packet to collapse in our favour, it has to start by being an especially good Friday against the runaway league leaders.
Come on you Rams!

Sorry just had to post this 
Thanks CK for giving us hope 
 
 
 

That'll do then I suppose if George Clooney's definitely out.

That'll do then I suppose if George Clooney's definitely out.

Oooo I’m a Mod now

Mel ✔️
I've thoroughly enjoyed Mel's tenure to be fair. All these big signings, superstars and near misses. Proper rollercoaster.
Anyway if Richard Keogh hadn't passed the ball to Bobby Zamora there'd probably be a stand named after him by now.
The Mel End.

With the spiralling cost of fuel and other essential items, particularly the cost of heating your home, it has been been reported that a further million people will be plunged into poverty over the next month, with half of them children. Many families will be faced will the awful choice of eating or heating.
The UK average spend of food and drink is £40 a week. However many survive on a fraction of this. Therefore to shine a light on this, experience a little and raise some money, My lad and I will be living on £1 a day each on food and drink for a week, a total of £14 for the two of us.
We are going to start this on Easter Monday (a kind of belated lent) and hopefully manage the full 7 days. Obviously this won't be easy but I won't pretend this is anything like suffering many people will be going through around the country.
Almost 2 years ago, David and I launched a campaign on here to raise money for the Derby Mission Food Bank when many people were laid off due to Covid. I am looking to do the same again, with anyone who can afford it donating to the same cause. I am hoping we can raise £1000. I will be donating the difference in what I would normally spend on a supermarket shop for the two of us. 
I will set up a specific DCFC Fans donate account and provide a link in the next couple of days.
In the meantime, maybe posters could share experiences and ideas around this area. Many on here will be able to donate but many posters may also need help, so I hope we can come together and help each other.
I will do a diary entry on here on how we manage, how we shop, what we eat and how we feel.
  

Mel ✔️
I've thoroughly enjoyed Mel's tenure to be fair. All these big signings, superstars and near misses. Proper rollercoaster.
Anyway if Richard Keogh hadn't passed the ball to Bobby Zamora there'd probably be a stand named after him by now.
The Mel End.

Mel ✔️
I've thoroughly enjoyed Mel's tenure to be fair. All these big signings, superstars and near misses. Proper rollercoaster.
Anyway if Richard Keogh hadn't passed the ball to Bobby Zamora there'd probably be a stand named after him by now.
The Mel End.

Mel ✔️
I've thoroughly enjoyed Mel's tenure to be fair. All these big signings, superstars and near misses. Proper rollercoaster.
Anyway if Richard Keogh hadn't passed the ball to Bobby Zamora there'd probably be a stand named after him by now.
The Mel End.

Mel ✔️
I've thoroughly enjoyed Mel's tenure to be fair. All these big signings, superstars and near misses. Proper rollercoaster.
Anyway if Richard Keogh hadn't passed the ball to Bobby Zamora there'd probably be a stand named after him by now.
The Mel End.