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Didn't know he was @i-Rams chauffeur in his spare time too. 

Don't know whether people noticed, but when the players walked out onto the pitch with their kids pre-match, Sibley had Fozzy's son with him. Nice touch.
May have been other younger players with similar, but it demonstrates the togetherness in the squad.

Like many fans, he’s known nothing but heartbreak. Delighted he can finally celebrate us getting over the line.

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Not my picture. What do you think is being drank here?

I only found out it was happening about 30 seconds before. Lovely touch from the club. 

Also managed to get a photo of Daniel’s flag from the South Stand. Hope you’re smiling up there.

Nels twirling the scrave I threw to him!
 

My lad made me go on the pitch at the end. Glad he did - we’re were right next to this handsome beast.
 
 

Sadly this will be my last match today. My first was in 1956 as a 13year old, My dad used to take me before that but he stopped going when we went down to the third division north. My mate and I would catch the 12 oclock bus from Melbourne and be the first in the ground. We stood in the Normanton end pigeon loft, I think it was 3 shilling. To this day I remember that team. We were champions in 1957 and I ran onto the pitch after the last match against Southport, Ray Straw scored 37 goals that season, The next ten years saw me start work, get married and have two children, I had moved to Derby, and after my family, the Rams were the most important thing in my life I never missed a home game in those ten years even though we were only an average second division side. And then in 1966 after England won the world cup my mate and I decided to have a season ticket, Little did we know what would happen that season, I was at work one day and a Rams supporting work mate told me we had signed a player from Bradford Park Avenue, his name was Kevin Hector I'd never heard of him but he was without doubt the most wonderful footballer to grace the Baseball Ground I had ever seen, and because of this we wanted to see more players like him which led to Tim Ward getting the sack and BC becoming Manager, what followed was ten years of unbelievable success and enjoyment. And then things started to go wrong off and on the pitch and I stopped being a season ticket holder during Peter Taylors time as manager, i still loved The Rams of course and when I turned 65 and retired my old mate from Melbourne and I bought season tickets again. But sadly covid left my best friend of 80 years with a dementia problem and he know no longer knows me. For the last two seasons I have been going alone to the match but its just not the same for me. Therefore I am calling it a day, as I write this I am welling up as I will do this afternoon. Thank you Derby County for every thing I will love you till I die.     

That's lovely

Alright, who organised the Be More B4 message on the boards pitch side? 🥲

We are not in May yet and I am looking forward to the NEW footie season 🤣

Looks more like Homer Simpson

He went as soon as he realised his mates weren’t going to be able to buy the club
Best of luck to him in his managerial career but I’d take Paul Warne over him and his crew any day. 

Is that the same Nunez he paid £85m for? Poor Klopp how is he expected to compete 😂

THE MODERATORS HAVE ISSUED A STATEMENT.
Going forward, ap04 is something we simply cannot accept
 

Lucky the judge wasn't a Luton fan.

£30m or get lost
 
#bemoreB4

He is a Notts County fan...

3 more days for me and then I'm done; giving it all up at 58 so a fair few years early.
Any tips and advice from those that have done it? I've worked full time since I was 16 so I know it's going to be life changing but unsure what to expect!