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Really bloody snowflakes 

Stevenage Oxford Blackpool and Leyton Orient all have a sniff. There’ll be crazy results to come. Some folk don’t half under estimate those kicking to survive too. Every season. All to unfold. We have to play with belief. 

A hearty 'yes' to the flag idea and obviously more than happy to chip in. As for the content, I think less is more for these things. My suggestion would be just go with 'B4', or perhaps something that honours him, like the 'BE MORE B4' tag which commemorates both Daniel and his outlook on life.
That said, anything that would elicit a smile or a chuckle from all who remember him so fondly, would be lovely. I'd like to think B4 would bloody love this idea.

I should really just be a black and white flag with the word Flange written across the front. Maybe in pink. That would be perfect.

Thank you for posting the picture of b4 , in derby shirt with a big smile , after such a good win at Exeter , I don’t do all the minute dissecting of whether we should or shouldn’t have won games ,that pic says it all for me and it lifted me more when I was already feeling great after the win ,
you will never not feel the loss but hopefully you will reach the place where feeling blessed to have had somebody so special in your life evens out the pain of the physical loss , truth is you will never lose him , he will always be with you in your heart , keep him with you , smile laugh and cry with him and keep sharing him with us ❤️

Ahh bless. Always shows a good soul when someone cares about animals, which B4 obviously did.

No words.

If she keeps setting them up like that, you'll keep putting them away...🤣

After wins for all the top 5 on Saturday, we remain 4th in this "effective" table, everyone on 3 points more from a game more. However, Tuesday night sees Barnsley at home to Bolton meaning one or both of them will drop points and, regardless of the result we shall move up into effective 3rd place. My preference would be for the draw. Peterborough are also playing at home to Northampton. It would be great if they drop points so remain at arms length.

EEEK!
I want you to go and find a nice, quiet room. Sit yourself down, and have a long, hard think about what you've done.
 

Can't we just have one thread without any attacking of Warne? Not like you can't do it elsewhere!

A remake of this shirt and this man would go down a treat

If Puma are next seasons shirt supllier, a remake of this would be epic

Really hope Gayle opens his account. A confident Gayle could make all the difference to our season.

This one really made me laugh (the video)
 
 

Let’s hope we’re not around to witness it.

I do think it's astonishing an ex Barnsley player, and with previous form against us, is reffing the game. Given the club is far too nice to ever mention this, I've put Nixon on the case on Twitter, who's posted it out. So, hopefully, it will be "out there". Meaning Madley is forewarned and may think twice about reaching for a red card or pointing to the penalty spot.

Not one of my memories, though like everyone I have many, but I once heard the story of a young lad going to his first match in the late 60s.
It was a night match, and the lad and his dad walked over Elton Rd. bridge into the dark terraced streets. Through the turnstiles and into the dimly-lit area beneath B stand and on up the dusty stairs, to emerge into a strange new world. As a wall of noise hit him, the boy shouted "Wow, it's in colour!"
Sums up the BBG perfectly.

My best memory is my first ever match. 1968 cup match against chelsea at night. Foggy smokey nights. We won, the atmosphere was electric. That was the beginning of the glory years and my love for the rams.

There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think about Bloomers. 
Shrewsbury wore T-shirts with his, and another supporters’ name on, when they celebrated that promotion.
Fantastic broadcaster, wonderful bloke. I miss him. 

You do realise that a lot of 'peak' train fares are priced to actively discourage us great unwashed to use them?
I also take issue with the term 'politically motivated strikes'. I'd say not having a pay rise in 3 or 4 years with inflation at 10%+ (and more for food) has f*** all to do with politics. The TOC's (under the guise of the Ministry of Transport, but say it quietly) is also trying to change the drivers T&C's such that they can change their shift start/end time by +/- SIX hours at short notice (I believe its current +/- three hours).
For balance, I've no connection whatsoever to the rail industry, any union or a political party, I'd just like to see a more even society, where the boss doesn't earn the bog cleaners entire wage by lunchtime on 2nd January.

It should be straight forward TO Barnsley .But getting home is the problem ,EVERY time I go to Oakwell the return journey is mad .Starts by the lovely South Yorkshire p**s ,sorry police Kettling us all in for around 30 minutes ,then cramming everyone on one train ,causing overcrowding .Not fair on the public travelling and not attending football, the train calls at Meadowhall as well ,so Saturday afternoon shoppers get a shock .
Surely with 5000(a large number travelling by rail)) Rams fans a football special would be an advantage for footy fans, train staff, the local c**tsabulary and the general public?   

All public transport should be run for the benefit of, well, the public. Its proven that cheap (or free) public transport is a benefit for the economy as a whole. It goes against the profit driven thinking but people who travel tend to spend money on their way and when they get there.
On race days at Uttoxeter they never put an extra coach on the train service. Its bonkers. There's often fights on the platforms after a race meeting because people can't squeeze on the trains to Derby or Stoke/Crewe. If train companies had to make a profit from customers they'd put an extra coach or two on for a couple of hours before or after each meeting. They obviously get government handouts for their shareholders without having to provide a service to satisfy their customers.
 

Although fans views are much needed on all matters relating to their experience on a matchday I'm not quite sure this survey will lead to anything but merely a box ticking exercise by the DFT/RDG. Surely the rail industry knows that a lot of the same viewpoints that will be expressed on this survey are not solely defined by just football fans but by regular commuters, day trippers, concert/event goers and the concerns will be primarily cost, capacity, timetable, rail experience. Even if there were 2000 survey responses asking for more special trains there will be a cat in hells chance it will come to fruition. 
The rail strikes recently have really showed as a country how very little we know of the structure of our railways other than our own rider experience. Like many of our public services it is totally demoralised and on it's knees due to corporate greed, outsourcing, political ball kicking/inexperience and in general a total lack of long term planning. 
Specifically for attending football matches via train we are million miles away from the likes of Germany who usually include local matchday travel with your ticket or Switzerland where football clubs actually have dedicated supporter rolling stock.