Bob The Badger

Very mediocre as I remember and kept out by George Williams.
I must confess I thought it was more, but  on looking it up, he only played 25 games for Derby over 3 years never scoring.

Soon by the look of it.

Almost as good as Phil McCann 

Very mediocre as I remember and kept out by George Williams.
I must confess I thought it was more, but  on looking it up, he only played 25 games for Derby over 3 years never scoring.

Soon by the look of it.

Soon by the look of it.

Soon by the look of it.

Soon by the look of it.

Soon by the look of it.

I saw the rams play the Broncos around about 1988 at Wembley but it was pre-season and not that great tbf.
My first ever two live games for the Rams ended as a 7-0 win at home in Anaheim against the Oilers and a 6-0 loss away in New Orleans.
13 points in two games - exciting stuff.

Soon by the look of it.

I heard that if you share it though there's always one mate who takes more than his fair share and will even pretend he dropped it down the toilet.

Just what I read once. 

I heard that if you share it though there's always one mate who takes more than his fair share and will even pretend he dropped it down the toilet.

Just what I read once. 

Admins, I'm wondering if it's possible to have a new thread after each game where people who went (or even watched it on TV) can post a match report. Not a one-liner or just rating each player, but a thoughtful summary. It would be cool to get to know about the ebbs and flows, missed chances, and what the support was like (especially for away games) etc.

I was busy all day yesterday and scrolling through the thread to find bits of value after the event was difficult. I ended up having to call @Eatonram and that's always my last resort.

I for one much prefer to read the thoughts of intelligent and knowledgeable Rams supporters than two paragraphs on a news site telling me what I already know.

i know you like to try and merge threads, but I honestly think this would be popular and you can limit it to just posts on the game and not reactions to posts or name-calling.

Maybe you tried it and it didn't work, or maybe it's too much admin work, but I'd love to know if others are as keen to read more on the actual game and different viewpoints as I am.

If they don't and I'm an outlier, then I shall just sulk in my sett.

Soon by the look of it.

Soon by the look of it.

I heard that if you share it though there's always one mate who takes more than his fair share and will even pretend he dropped it down the toilet.

Just what I read once. 

I saw the rams play the Broncos around about 1988 at Wembley but it was pre-season and not that great tbf.
My first ever two live games for the Rams ended as a 7-0 win at home in Anaheim against the Oilers and a 6-0 loss away in New Orleans.
13 points in two games - exciting stuff.

I spent 4 hours at a rave once helping a girl I didn't even know every well, but who had got her ticket from my shop so I felt responsible somehow, out of a K-hole. She was terrified for most of the time.

I wonder when he will be back again.

I heard that if you share it though there's always one mate who takes more than his fair share and will even pretend he dropped it down the toilet.

Just what I read once. 

People are social animals and often deeply flawed. And everyone's been caged up for 18 months without an outlet. I think we may be heading back to the times similar to when the debate was whether football hooliganism was a football problem or a societal problem.
I absolutely hate hearing distasteful songs on the terraces, but when you have young animals (not at all used disparagingly, just a scientific statement) in packs together then this sort of behaviour will happen, not helped because there's also the thing where football fans are continually being preached at by the media, players and middle classes (who have a strong puritanical dislike of the great unwashed) and there's the natural rebellion against authority.
I think it's crazy that some drugs are legal when others aren't, with zero rational justification, and would personally legalize and tax all drugs whether alcohol or cocaine and treat any additions as a public health issue. The "war on drugs" is the wrong approach and has failed as prohibition always will.
Football's problem is that it is the most popular "religion" in the world and everyone gravitates to it so it becomes the magnifying glass through which a lot of society's ills are exposed. 
 

You've been abroad for too long.
It's now about the same price as a bit of blow/puff would've been 20 years ago.
No longer a treat.

From experience of being offered it in Manchester and Leeds (I always politely declined) and my housemate taking it I'm not sure it's as expensive as it used to be.