sawley_ram

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

Managed to get my brother to come along (who never does midweek games due to working the early shifts at a warehouse). So that's me, the father, my brother, the other half and I'm asking a few others this evening. I'll keep checking the website when I get home from work and get them purchased. Hoping to get East Stand somewhere (nearer the away fan corner).
Shaping up to be a proper night this, not just for us the supporters but also the lads on the pitch putting a shift in and the men and women who earn their living with Derby County.

Tickets now on sale. 
For all those offering to buy tickets for other people they don't know, hang fire a minute as it lppks like I will have to match you with someone with a Fan id and an email address. 

I can't get onto the site at work (it's on the blocked list), so wasn't able to confirm. Thanks for confirming gives me time to rally up some more of us.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

I haven't posted on this forum since March 2020 before Covid hit, however the current situation with my club and this very thread have made me log back in and join in. This is a great chance for us to show our support during what is a really low time in DCFC's history. We generally have great home support as the stats show, but we can send a huge message by filling our ground and making noise non-stop. 
Can we buy tickets if we are non-season ticket holders? I will be there as will my Dad (original Popside Ram from the 1970/71 season), and I'm going to drag my fiancée down who - being a Derby lass - can make her voice heard after a couple of Strongbow and blacks. 
Bring it.

Keogh is/was the captain of the team and he publicly stated he was "personally responsible" for what happened.
With that in mind the sacking makes sense. I don't know any other real facts (as many of us don't) so can't comment.

The best (true) story I heard was from my Dad growing up in the early '60s. He was messing around with his mates and threw a conker or a stone or something at an ice cream van window. The owner got out, grabbed him by his shirt collar and took him round to his house where my Grandmother was at home! Rather than shout at him for touching precious Tommy and do a post on Facebook as many would do now, she took him inside out of sheer embarrassment, apologised profusely and he had to stay in for 2 weeks. Grandad paid for the damage. 
I'm only 28 myself but having been brought up by fairly strict (but never violent) parents born in the early 1950s, I suppose I had a different upbringing.
Agree totally on the phone issue too. See it all time -- Mum pushing the pram with one hand on the handle, the other on the phone ignoring the inquisitive questions of their children. So glad I grew up (just) before phones were everywhere like they are now. 
 

The best (true) story I heard was from my Dad growing up in the early '60s. He was messing around with his mates and threw a conker or a stone or something at an ice cream van window. The owner got out, grabbed him by his shirt collar and took him round to his house where my Grandmother was at home! Rather than shout at him for touching precious Tommy and do a post on Facebook as many would do now, she took him inside out of sheer embarrassment, apologised profusely and he had to stay in for 2 weeks. Grandad paid for the damage. 
I'm only 28 myself but having been brought up by fairly strict (but never violent) parents born in the early 1950s, I suppose I had a different upbringing.
Agree totally on the phone issue too. See it all time -- Mum pushing the pram with one hand on the handle, the other on the phone ignoring the inquisitive questions of their children. So glad I grew up (just) before phones were everywhere like they are now. 
 

The best (true) story I heard was from my Dad growing up in the early '60s. He was messing around with his mates and threw a conker or a stone or something at an ice cream van window. The owner got out, grabbed him by his shirt collar and took him round to his house where my Grandmother was at home! Rather than shout at him for touching precious Tommy and do a post on Facebook as many would do now, she took him inside out of sheer embarrassment, apologised profusely and he had to stay in for 2 weeks. Grandad paid for the damage. 
I'm only 28 myself but having been brought up by fairly strict (but never violent) parents born in the early 1950s, I suppose I had a different upbringing.
Agree totally on the phone issue too. See it all time -- Mum pushing the pram with one hand on the handle, the other on the phone ignoring the inquisitive questions of their children. So glad I grew up (just) before phones were everywhere like they are now. 
 

Indeed. I live over the road from a playing field. All the time I see dads kicking a football about with the kids but scrolling on the phone, so taking no notice of the children. Mums pushing toddlers on swings whilst browsing on the phone and the toddlers shouting ‘mummy, look at me, watch me’ and the mothers on the phones ignoring them. Very sad, no wonder they are growing up doing exactly what they want. 

There is a massive lack of general respect in society from children compared to when I was young and I'm only in my forties. Had a situation 2017 when I arrived home in the snow to find three kids having a snowball fight on my garden .  They were with there parent's who told me on my rather forceful complaint that they were just kids having fun .   Feral parent's and the lack of allowed discipline in society for fear of said feral parent reaction will only make this worse as time go's on . My cousin is headmaster at an infant's school and say's they have an increasing influx of 5 year old's who have to be taken the toilet when they start school as they don't know how to clean themselves with toilet paper . Society is broken .

I regularly drive up the A1 to Normanton (the West Yorkshire one). I leave at around 0630 to get there for 0815 and I always sit at 60mph behind a lorry on cruise control. It uses less fuel and I don't need to hurry.
As the traffic builds up as I go past Doncaster there is often a long queue of cars bumper to bumper in the outside lane crawling at 30mph while I and the lorries cruise past at 40-50mph.  I cannot understand the logic of the other drivers.
I'm often beeped at for "undertaking them" and occasionally encounter somebody darting into my lane dangerously to then brake test me because I flashed my lights. 
If they all used the right lane when joining the road instead of darting automatically into the outside lane the road would move a lot more smoothly.

What's Larry Lamb doing at the back of our end?

But I can't get into the outside lane because it's full of morons wanting to go faster rather than using both lanes! This stretch of the A1 only has two lanes. 

It normally does! Thing is I just join the motorway safely and sit in the inside lane a good distance behind any lorry doing around 55-60mph. The morons behind me shoot into the outside lane doing 80mph+ and I usually pass them 15 minutes further up the road. I don't swap lanes at all unless behind a very slow-moving lorry going up hill for example.

Perfect!

Thanks for the comments. As I say I've not been but it's interesting to hear why it may not work in some ways. Will pass on the feedback!
I can only comment to a degree because my favourite beer (at the old age of 27) is draught Bass with no head lol. The European beers I have tried and liked (such as La Choufe, Leffe and Ename) do seem to retail and stupid prices here though.