BobdeBilder

duck it. I have supported DCFC since 1959 and would rather the club went into liquidation than give pube head or the ambulance chaser one penny.
 

duck it. I have supported DCFC since 1959 and would rather the club went into liquidation than give pube head or the ambulance chaser one penny.
 

duck it. I have supported DCFC since 1959 and would rather the club went into liquidation than give pube head or the ambulance chaser one penny.
 

duck it. I have supported DCFC since 1959 and would rather the club went into liquidation than give pube head or the ambulance chaser one penny.
 

Tell me, how many people think Leicester are "tainted"? They payed no one, and I know the rules changed after they went into administration. But does anybody say,"not going to the match today, it's Leicester, and they let all those businesses go to the wall"? No one cares.

Here's what I think will happen. Everton will come calling, WR will say he wants to complete this season. Everton will name an interim manager, WR joins them ready for next season.

Forest with the Phillpot chant
Liverpool with the Munich chant
United with the Hillsboro chant
Clubs with the Bradford chant
United with a Billy Bremner chant
Derby alledgedly with the Doherty chant
I could go on, But you get my gist, Fans around the world will do this to wind up piss opposition supporters off, It aint something new, Yes it's tasteless, So is a football oragisation trying to cripple a member football club

I Have had a fantastic time supporting this great club for 55 years,but nothing lasts forever and if this is to be Derby Countys final season I would like to tell anyone who has ever played for us how much joy you have given me.
As for the scum who pretend to look after our wonderful sport I cannot explain how much I despise you .and I wonder if they will be willing to pay the companies (large and small one man bands) the monies that they could have expected from a sale of the club.
As for you Mel I can't find any words that would not be a profanity.

Leicester did.

On the old European nights, myself and the two guys I stood with, took it in turns to bring a bottle of brandy to the game. Win or lose, by full time we didn't care.

I went to the above game. Its hard to explain the significance of the result and performance. It was like a new confidence running through the whole Club and supporters that we could take on and beat any team, often with ease. Hinton on that day was unplayable. 
As a kid, going with his Dad, it was just brilliant going to games like that, in winter on a packed Pop Side, getting home in mid Derbyshire at about 6.00, having yer tea, watching telly feeling on top of the world, and the icing on the cake was watching all again on Match of the day. 
Great days and wonderful memories.

Well, I only came on here for a quick scan and it ends up costing me 25 quid! ?

Is there any wonder football is broken?
I've said it before, but as someone fast approaching their free bus-pass who was in the BBG when we were winning the league, the Championship suits me just fine. Every game winnable and I can get tickets for any game I want to attend. Selfish maybe, but the Premier League is a farce.

I gave him a lift back to Leeds (where he used to live) from Derby after a match  just after he started reporting on Derby. Wasn’t arrogant at all. He’s a nice bloke, enthusiastic and has immersed himself in the club. Doesn’t take himself too seriously and strikes a good balance between analysis of tactics, players and the different personalities he comes across at our football club 

back in the 70's we were better than them

You seem to forget we had a soft embargo due to EFLs intransigence and had to move players kn to free up wages/fees ....do you think people were not identified  ?  Give your head a wobble . Bringing in a forwarx is a different proposition to finding a full back or keeper

Derby fans want a 6'3" 23 year old England international striker, with ten years premier league experience, scores thirty goals a season has a transfer fee of £100,000 and will play for £500 pounds per week. And they would still moan about him. Although it is not just Rams fans that are miserable moaning,glass half empty buggers, Derby people are all like that.

Derby fans want a 6'3" 23 year old England international striker, with ten years premier league experience, scores thirty goals a season has a transfer fee of £100,000 and will play for £500 pounds per week. And they would still moan about him. Although it is not just Rams fans that are miserable moaning,glass half empty buggers, Derby people are all like that.

Derby fans want a 6'3" 23 year old England international striker, with ten years premier league experience, scores thirty goals a season has a transfer fee of £100,000 and will play for £500 pounds per week. And they would still moan about him. Although it is not just Rams fans that are miserable moaning,glass half empty buggers, Derby people are all like that.

Charlie Austin - 'He's past it'
Keinan Davis - 'Doesn't score enough'
Bobby Duncan - 'Fiorentina reject'
Serdar Dursun - 'Nobody else wants him'
Jordon Ibe - 'Not the player he was'
Brentford recruit any of the above - 'WTF! Why aren't we signing these types of player?!?!?'
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Not aimed directly at yourself but in general. What would people need the club to do to be 'whelmed'? 
Spend 10mill on a striker from the domestic leagues? Can't think of a single one I'd be overly excited about us signing from our league or otherwise. 
Loan a young striker from a prem team? Not too many about, we've been linked to some, again unproven and we don't gain anything from it after the season ends.
Spend big on a European striker? Massive risk to do, could backfire like Forest. 
A 6ft3' striker at the prime of his career who is scoring a good amount of goals and available under 2 mill? I'm not sure more the club could do, this seems exactly the kind of signing we should make. 

Derby fans want a 6'3" 23 year old England international striker, with ten years premier league experience, scores thirty goals a season has a transfer fee of £100,000 and will play for £500 pounds per week. And they would still moan about him. Although it is not just Rams fans that are miserable moaning,glass half empty buggers, Derby people are all like that.

Derby fans want a 6'3" 23 year old England international striker, with ten years premier league experience, scores thirty goals a season has a transfer fee of £100,000 and will play for £500 pounds per week. And they would still moan about him. Although it is not just Rams fans that are miserable moaning,glass half empty buggers, Derby people are all like that.

Derby fans want a 6'3" 23 year old England international striker, with ten years premier league experience, scores thirty goals a season has a transfer fee of £100,000 and will play for £500 pounds per week. And they would still moan about him. Although it is not just Rams fans that are miserable moaning,glass half empty buggers, Derby people are all like that.