Wayne1306

Angela, I hope this comes through, better view. Clear pen for me.

Wouldn't you expect that stat though for any team? That's like why the teams are where they are in the table as they generally succumb to being beaten by teams above them in the league which then dictates their league position?
Not sure what that "stat" tells us other then the lower half teams are there because they get beaten by more teams more frequently above them and the teams higher in the league the converse is true. 
If you're now also starting to say that our head to head record against teams which we will likely to face in the playoffs will now determine the outcome if we do get there then really that's a step too far. 

8 points from the last 51 available. 
1 win in 18. 
Surely it’s time for him to accept this job is, understandably, too much for him and do the right thing and walk away. Install Mac until the end of the season and try to regain some kind of positive and understandable style of play. 

Great Interview I agree. Our best player and he’s a Derby lad hope we can enjoy him for a while yet.
Howevet he Hasn’t done anything to justify being played at 10 this season until tonight. 
Rooney doesn’t need to learn any lessons with him, he’s managed him right and he’s just the person for Sibley to learn from. He (Sibley) was also complimentary of the coaches in his interview. He’s still learning his trade.
Hopefully Sibley goes and smashes it now for the rest of the season - I think he will 

Or Sibley has wasted his talents this season, far to easy to blame the management when your playing poorly. 

To be fair, we were never out of it. We have done well to get we’re we are. 15 points from 21 is a healthy return. Go back to the start of the year and I would have taken were we are now. Plus all the teams below are going to win games, it’s up to us to make sure we concentrate on our results and we will be ok if we do that.

To be fair, we were never out of it. We have done well to get we’re we are. 15 points from 21 is a healthy return. Go back to the start of the year and I would have taken were we are now. Plus all the teams below are going to win games, it’s up to us to make sure we concentrate on our results and we will be ok if we do that.

Can't remember why, but sat in the main stand that day, with my dad and uncle. Nearly got lynched when that went in. Happy days.

Can't remember why, but sat in the main stand that day, with my dad and uncle. Nearly got lynched when that went in. Happy days.

Can't remember why, but sat in the main stand that day, with my dad and uncle. Nearly got lynched when that went in. Happy days.

True legend.
After a few years of decline, Arthur revived us. So many memories, thing with Arthur with his teams, you went on away days full of optimism that even as underdogs we could still get results. We never seemed to fear anyone to me.
Made all the stopovers in the likes of London all the more enjoyable. My barely/just legal drinking days were fuelled with the joy of Rams away performances and treks back from college then Uni to follow them on supporters club coaches or trains wherever the weekend took us, often with a celebration of sorts to be had.
Bloody wish those days back, no mobiles, just pure meet here and there trips and be proud to be a Ram. All because of Arthur and his teams.

Great memories of Phil Gee and Bobby Davison scoring for fun, I used to look forward to every game with such excitement !
Sometimes the Pop side, sometimes C stand !
I was 17 when we went up to the second division, great age to be !
No responsibilities other than beer and football and your mates, just started work at the railway, money in my pocket and your team on a roll !!
thanks Arthur !
happy days 

I've had the real pleasure of meeting Arthur on several occasions. He is an absolute first rate Gentleman. He told me some fabulous anecdotes about the time he worked for Robert Maxwell but point blankly refused to be in any way indiscrete; {Maxwell used to pay Arthur bonuses in the form of dozens of pairs of gentleman's socks from Harrods!}. I think Derby County for once were privileged to have had Arthur as manager {the players all referred to him as the Sarjeant Major} and I feel privileged and honoured to have met him. He always give people his time and shows people total respect. A true living legend. Spoke about his Derby players as if they were his own sons and visibly shed a tear when we talked about Rob Hindmarch. A wonderful man and true Derby County hero.