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Genuine question: do we really think anyone with a player that needs developing would look to the Derby coaching staff as the people to do that?

Yes it is

Genuine question: do we really think anyone with a player that needs developing would look to the Derby coaching staff as the people to do that?

Genuine question: do we really think anyone with a player that needs developing would look to the Derby coaching staff as the people to do that?

Yes it is

Genuine question: do we really think anyone with a player that needs developing would look to the Derby coaching staff as the people to do that?

Genuine question: do we really think anyone with a player that needs developing would look to the Derby coaching staff as the people to do that?

It is our fault..
We haven't paid the HMRC, other clubs for their players.
It's all our fault. 
 

Can you SORN a player then? ?

Or we could just file our accounts ffs 

Because players regularly give away free kicks, it should have been dealt with by 3 different players. To blame Sibley, who had a good game, just fits in with your already held bias against Sibley. 

Cracking finish that. Great strike on the turn, half volley. Scrappy from Posh but still had to put it in. Good to see a far post corner and Morrison did well with the seconds.

Stretton the worst player ever to pull on a Derby shirt...OMG how can he ever get a game...blah blah fkin blah.. 
 
Good on ya son ? ? 

Couldn't agree more, @i-Ram Here is part of a sonnet for the poor souls who incur the wrath of other members by posting something poorly worded (usually after they have had a tipple on an empty stomach)!?
'When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes
I all alone beweep my outcast state...'
In case you were wondering, I am posting on behalf of an embarassed friend. ?

I’m only going because it’s how I keep in touch with my brother. 
I’ve lost more and more respect for everything to do with football, with its shameless money grabbing all round. 
And I’m sad to say that we have become an example of all the worst behaviours. What makes it worse is that we’re not even very good at that! We’ve all complained about Leicester, Leeds, QPR, and Aston Villa breaking the rules, but they did it effectively. We made a complete hash of it. 
I look back now to the halcyon days of 2014 with a nostalgic tear in my eye. And yet in reality that was a very brief period sandwiched been long periods of turgid fare. And so I find myself wondering if it really was as good as I remember, or is it elevated by what happened before and since. I recall Hal’s soliloquy in Henry IV pt 1:
“…And like bright metal on a sullen ground, 
My reformation, glitt’ring o’er my fault, 
Shall show more goodly and attract more eyes 
Than that which hath no foil to set it off.”
So in summary, I’ve not missed it, indeed absence has made the heart grow less fond, but I’ll keep going for the sake of family bonding. 

Would rather put time and effort into lads like Stretton than sign no mark Championship strikers with below average scoring records who will equally frustrate at times. Not a perfect performance but applied himself well and got into good positions, don't really understand the criticism. 
Good nights entertainment after a bad start, really good to see some performances from the younger lads. They need some help from better quality players in the long run, no doubt about that, but it'll be great to see them clock up some minutes this year if possible. 

I'm sorry to say but I think your post signifies that this kind of attitude is not needed in this forum. Lack of patience and I think you went into the weekend with a pre-set opinion of the player and have looked for reasons to criticise him. I think you'd be better off being loaned out or sold. That way we might be able to sign a poster who could cut it on this forum.
I'm judging you based on your performance in this one post and the fact you have a grand total of 7 posts under your belt (at time of posting) - That seems fair right? 
 
 
(answer: No, no it doesn't) 

He played it up to CKR a few times, but CKR was very well marshalled by their big centre half and was having no joy, whereas Fozzy was.
Given there was no outlet down the right I thought Roos did well with distribution, apart from after one free kick late on where he could have thrown the ball out quickly to get a counter attack going. He opted to settle the team down a bit instead of risking the ball coming straight back at him, which made sense given we'd been under constant pressure for about twenty minutes at the time.

I never understand the manager isnt shouting so doesn't care or doesn't know what he us doing.
People are mistaking quietness for incompetence & loudness for efficiency.
The quiet manager might be the deep thinker, self-aware & rational decision-makers.
Each coach/ manager is different & should be judged by their impact, not their volume

........I don't think it's the club's problem, it's the modern world and how it's been dictated too, and how it has to operate, and how people operate in a sheepish copy cat manner, or are expected to operate with everything been operated by mobile phones, scanners etc or their equivalent. Most other clubs are operating in the same or similar ways, with cashless grounds, and the like and less revenue streams as per the current COVID repercussions etc.
Them pesky kids at apple and the like are the problem...............it will eventually get to the case, where I will not be able to go and watch a live game of football because I don't own the appropriate, necessary mobile phone that scans me into the ground, and let's face it, that is the day, when I happily stay away, as I don't want to be in a ground where the majority of the crowd sits, playing around with their miserable phones during the game, whereas some of us just want to go, and actually watch the beautiful game of football, without any of these poxy annoying things anywhere near us.
Such will be followed in a few years time by 11 v 11 robots watched by a ground full of mobile phones on seats, whilst humans are all in the car park, charging themselves with electric, instead of their cars!
It's the world, that is the problem, and all the suckers in it.
Bring back the turnstiles, employ humans to operate them and sell me a proper football ticket, that I can keep after the game, so I can have a physical memory of what I have really done in my life, God, Jesus and Steve Bloomer didn't waste their lives trying to get into a football match pressing thousands of buttons, sending e-mails, to the clubs, typing about it on forums, linking id's and e-mail addresses and on and on and on and ariston!
Simplicity is Genius!.........Long live my little Nokia phone........we live on, to fight another day!

At the moment I'd say it's more like dog poo flavoured

Not that I'm aware of but I got the impression from one of his earlier posts that some people might be p***ed off with him.
Maybe, and as I said it's totally none of our business and it's right we give him space, he has personal things that rightly take priority. Again, as I said on Saturday, I had to drop everything on Saturday (and miss the match) to be at the hospital with my mum for 11 hours (special dispensation given to allow visitors) so I know other things rightly take priority. I'd just like him to know that if the reason he's not posted his report is through fear as to how we will react then he should have nothing to worry about. 

My sister lives in Stretton; there’s really not a lot to see. 

What you can take away from these highlights are exactly what we have witnessed in a Derby shirt. Excellent close control, decent sprints and pace, brilliant dribbling ability and a reliable player in close spaces.
But in these highlights I see not shots of any power. I also barely see any crosses from outside the box. Interstingly, there are about 6 or 7 clips of him beating the defender with skill before cutting to another highlight. Where is the cross or killer pass? It was probably scuffed or failed to beat the first man.
These highlights leave out a key ingredient for an atacking player. An end product! And that's exactly what has been missing from Joz's game while at Derby. I maintain, technically, he is superb. But strikes the ball like a fairy.