WestStandRam

Agreed on not moving the disabled section in the south stand. If moved, it's essentially saying the disabled supporters are less important than the abled bodied supporters. Disabled gets shoved away into the corner. Going to PPS on a matchday, being part of the south stand community and atmosphere might be one of the few things in their lives that's "normal" so to say. It's like saying, let's forcibly move a few rows from behind the goal, just so, and replace those supporters with other supporters. It's the same principle. 

Come on guys, surely anyone can see he is class….I think the issue with some fans is we expect so much from him…..

We lost all control of the game when he came off, like we do most of the time when he does. Probably needs to get fitter as he seems to tire after 60 mins but that's to be expected from someone who hasn't played a lot of games in recent years. 

Think he’s our best player by a large distance to be honest.
Takes risks when he needs to, keeps it simple when he needs to. In fact I think the second goal came from him checking back and not playing a Hollywood ball.

FFS Gibbs White rightly booked but he books shinnie as well...fkin joke..

I wanted to start this thread to formally apologise to Wayne Rooney. I have been one of those who has criticised Rooney heavily and wanted him gone before all this mess came out, mainly during the horrible winless run last season. I now hold my hands up and admit I was wrong and badly so. Over the past few months, and particularly so during the last week, I am increadibly proud to have this man as manager of DCFC, even more so after today's press conference and that the dire state of the club is now revealed to us all. I now honestly think there is no better man to lead us through these dire times brought on by the IDIOT Mel. 
Once again, my apologies to Wayne, and thank you for staying on during this mess. Thanks for your honesty towards the fans. Thanks for your commitment. You made me proud to be a DCFC fan today. 
 
If you were a Rooney "out-er" and now wish to atone for your sins, let it all out!
 
COYR!
 

Tickets for the game against Stoke in eleven days time not on sale yet but you can ring  DCFC and book you Christmas party in December on the website 

It's a bit more than a day out mate.  It's your bloody wedding day, for God's sake!
Oh... erm... 

£34 on the train. £18 for the game. An hour bunked off work. Two pints of Carling. A hug from B4. A sweaty dash back to make the last train. Won’t be in bed until half 1 in the morning.
Worth it? 
Obviously.

TLDR; Enough to be positive about, but the same old problems remain.
I wasn't expecting much from this game. I was just glad to be back, in my second home, with my Dad.
Given the circumstances, the performance yesterday was one deserving of praise. The defence looked largely untroubled. Impressed by Stearman, who I wasn't confident about. It showed a little that he and Curtis Davies hadn't played together, or even trained that much together, and didn't even know if they'd be playing until the day before, but otherwise they showed promise. Thought the full backs kept getting caught out, especially Foz as he was pushing so far up the pitch.
Shinnie was excellent, he was everywhere. Bird did okay, but needed to get on the ball more - need more of those razor sharp passes that set Watson and Sibley away. Thought the former was unlucky not to get a penalty. Lawrence was busy, work rate excellent, shame he wasn't that productive, but again unlucky not to get a penalty.
Definitely need another striker. A typical Colin performance, but sometimes you need something a little different. Jozwiak, I dunno. Feel like he just needs the confidence. One to go in off his backside or something. Went on a great run, but just kept... well... running, where there needed to be a shot or a final pass.
Such a Derby goal to concede though. But again, when the 2 CBs have barely been playing together, or weren't even sure if they were going to be playing... how do you work on set pieces?
A point was a fair result to me.
But none of that matters to me now. For sadly, my Dad passed away suddenly Sunday morning. A lifelong Ram who saw Derby win championships, beat European giants, drop to the third tier, nearly go out of business under Maxwell, and rise back again to the Premier League. I'm just so glad that, even with Derby in the situation they find themselves in, he managed to see one last game with me, one last goal. What happened on the pitch wasn't especially memorable, but the day definitely will be.
Up the Rams. Be kind. x

Living in Lincoln either result was good for me. If Lincoln won I’d have a walkable away day. Because they lost I get to wind up no end of mates. 

I don't think there's a single thing about this football club I like at the moment. The players, the coaches, the management, the current ownership, the potential future ownership... all of it is a bitter disappointment.

Imagine if we're on here in 12 months' time revelling in our promotion to the Premier league under the skilful guidance of master tactician and man manager Wayne Rooney, using the millions invested by millionaire philanthropist and Freeman of the city of Derby, Erik Alonso! 
How we will laugh at our folly. 
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Love this football club. Will never stop believing. We can do it tomorrow COYR ??

I try my best to spell things as I have learning differcults and autism.

I find it difficult to criticise a player who currently looks our only chance of scoring a goal. 

Get wilder in and even if we do go down we got a man who knows how to get out of L1

Strange how another team's double substitution on 95m 40s seemed amusing rather than deeply annoying today.