Gee SCREAMER !!

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.

The trick in any game where you've been chasing around a couple of days before is too let the ball do the work by retaining possession for a number of passes and keeping speed up top to prevent them pushing too high up.  If they can manage that they'll be fine.  It seems they've gone quite defensive after conceding too many so that will help as well early on- long as we can nick one later on. 

This fella bothers me.  He seems to be a bit like that middle manager at work constantly coming up with 'deep diving' irrelevant ideas to make your life more miserable, whilst sniffing round the boardrooms arse using these ideas to prove how proactive he is.  Not like Derby haven't played Liverpool before many many times.  Your not at Rotherham anymore. All rather bilious.

I like it when he says he'll "leave it to the lawyers as if they hold the key to it all
It almost certainly won't happen now I've said this, but I'm not sure I've ever wanted us to smash a team so badly.
A ram trying to butt it’s way out of the financial clutches of The Quarters, even it’s light/dark blue camouflage providing no hiding place for the litigious interrogative skills our of Rob C .
Derby - tens of millions in debt to HMRC and various other creditors - able to afford players like McGoldrick, Hourihane, Chester, Barkhuizen, Collins, Mendez-Laing.. They've truly gotten away with murder. I despise them, possibly as much as MK now
I still can't believe the EFL let them delay submitting their accounts, which relegated us in the end. The accounts were already 3 or 4 years late.
They'll be back in the Champ in a year or two with a solid squad. In contrast, we were deprived of the only chance to ever see our team in the Championship. That will always grate. I completely hate them

 

Rather live in a country at war than Nottingham, ouch ?
 

Aw diddums....

I like it when he says he'll "leave it to the lawyers as if they hold the key to it all
It almost certainly won't happen now I've said this, but I'm not sure I've ever wanted us to smash a team so badly.
A ram trying to butt it’s way out of the financial clutches of The Quarters, even it’s light/dark blue camouflage providing no hiding place for the litigious interrogative skills our of Rob C .
Derby - tens of millions in debt to HMRC and various other creditors - able to afford players like McGoldrick, Hourihane, Chester, Barkhuizen, Collins, Mendez-Laing.. They've truly gotten away with murder. I despise them, possibly as much as MK now
I still can't believe the EFL let them delay submitting their accounts, which relegated us in the end. The accounts were already 3 or 4 years late.
They'll be back in the Champ in a year or two with a solid squad. In contrast, we were deprived of the only chance to ever see our team in the Championship. That will always grate. I completely hate them

 

Top man.  Here he is getting a picture with two fans earlier.  Lets hope he doesn't think they might try and kidnap him and give them a shoeing afterwards.

That is sooooo good to know. Afterall we've paid to be in their heads! Ignorant tw**s. I'll not have a party but there'll be plenty of schadenfreude being served. Surely some of their fans recognise that fans should be together against arrogant careless owners... 

I like it when he says he'll "leave it to the lawyers as if they hold the key to it all
It almost certainly won't happen now I've said this, but I'm not sure I've ever wanted us to smash a team so badly.
A ram trying to butt it’s way out of the financial clutches of The Quarters, even it’s light/dark blue camouflage providing no hiding place for the litigious interrogative skills our of Rob C .
Derby - tens of millions in debt to HMRC and various other creditors - able to afford players like McGoldrick, Hourihane, Chester, Barkhuizen, Collins, Mendez-Laing.. They've truly gotten away with murder. I despise them, possibly as much as MK now
I still can't believe the EFL let them delay submitting their accounts, which relegated us in the end. The accounts were already 3 or 4 years late.
They'll be back in the Champ in a year or two with a solid squad. In contrast, we were deprived of the only chance to ever see our team in the Championship. That will always grate. I completely hate them

 

I’m really concerned for poor Wycombe. I do hope everything works out for them and they get exactly what they deserve. 

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.

Yeah me neither really. ? Sounds like Couhig and WW are well suited bags of s****.

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.

https://www.thefa.com/news/2014/may/21/wycombe-wanderers-fined
In a dramatic final day of the League Two campaign last month Rovers fell out of the Football League for the first time in their history on goal difference, with the Chairboys surviving by the same method.
Four weeks later Wycombe admitted breaching FA regulations during the sale of winger Matt Phillips to Blackpool in the summer of 2010 and decided not to appeal their fine of £10,000 at a disciplinary hearing.
The Blues, who pointed out to the hearing that they are now under new ownership, were also warned about their future conduct and the agent involved has had his licence suspended.
But Bristol Rovers have suggested that the serious breach in the Phillips deal and "possibly other players" gave Wycombe an unfair advantage over them and will make a formal complaint to the authorities in a bid to secure a shock return to League Two in place of Gareth Ainsworth's men.
"It has come to the attention of Bristol Rovers FC that Wycombe Wanderers FC appear to have breached FA rules on Third Party Ownership," their statement read.
"It's current chairman, in giving evidence at a recent FA Disciplinary Hearing, appears to have admitted a serious breach in respect of the player, Matt Phillips (and possibly other players).
  Last day relegation and in a season where they actually played the team.They can f*** right off.

Hope the Derby fans don't get wind of this. The s*** we'll get

 
As old gobby has now most likely broken the terms of a confidentiality clause and hasn't got a pot to piss in, would be nice to return the favour and 

https://www.thefa.com/news/2014/may/21/wycombe-wanderers-fined
In a dramatic final day of the League Two campaign last month Rovers fell out of the Football League for the first time in their history on goal difference, with the Chairboys surviving by the same method.
Four weeks later Wycombe admitted breaching FA regulations during the sale of winger Matt Phillips to Blackpool in the summer of 2010 and decided not to appeal their fine of £10,000 at a disciplinary hearing.
The Blues, who pointed out to the hearing that they are now under new ownership, were also warned about their future conduct and the agent involved has had his licence suspended.
But Bristol Rovers have suggested that the serious breach in the Phillips deal and "possibly other players" gave Wycombe an unfair advantage over them and will make a formal complaint to the authorities in a bid to secure a shock return to League Two in place of Gareth Ainsworth's men.
"It has come to the attention of Bristol Rovers FC that Wycombe Wanderers FC appear to have breached FA rules on Third Party Ownership," their statement read.
"It's current chairman, in giving evidence at a recent FA Disciplinary Hearing, appears to have admitted a serious breach in respect of the player, Matt Phillips (and possibly other players).
  Last day relegation and in a season where they actually played the team.They can f*** right off.

Yes quite.  All those PSG fans who turned for the champions league final were there to support their own team, as were those in Hungary last year who had to play behind closed doors.
Perhaps we could have experienced a bit of Europe ourselves in the late eighties but something happened that caused a banning order preventing us.  Some club who perhaps weren't concentrating on just supporting their own team.
Memory escapes who might have caused that scenario.  Can anyone help.