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I find it very helpful in working out how many yards the players are stealing at throw-ins, so I'm yelling accurately to the ref!

Great accolade for the groundsman and staff. It looks like a chessboard and I thought I heard Warne shout move Knight to C2. 

Excellent listen as always.

I am talking to the players one last big push and we could be in the play offs on saturday it is all In our hands all we need to do is win the game against Portsmouth.
Now I am calling derby fans to very very very best voice let's make pp the loudest it has ever ever ever been please turn pp into a sea of black and white we need flags scarfs and balloons and banners let players let go for it. 
They stuck by us all season let's get promation and pay them back even now they are still fighting for this great club and for us. So let's do this.

Come on derby
Bring them on
We are not scared of you

Cutch, Tom and Anton review back-to-back wins and a five game unbeaten 'mini run' that has put the Rams back into sixth spot and in control of their play off destiny.
They also assess David McGoldrick's latest scoring streak, how Paul Warne's new 3-4-3 has got Derby playing and the various permutations in the League One promotion race.

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Not really. 
Paul Warne apparently said to someone he's going to sign three big centre halfs for next season, which makes me fear for Cashin's future. He is happy here, now feeling he's a valid member of team, last year said he didn't quite feel he should be there. Curtis Davies is so pleased that Orient going up and he jokingly said if he can't get a contract here, he'd love to go and play for them. 
Got chapter and verse about his ins and outs of the team this season, he's a great bloke. Very erudite and chatty.
Sibbo thrilled to be back in the team playing further forward; Bird very quietly spoken and appreciative of any compliments; Knight buzzing around everywhere, I never caught up with him! 😂
Roberts also very polite, loving being here but not looking beyond the next few games. He was very aware his form is good for his future wherever that might be. 
Joe Wildsmith loving it here, appreciating being in the first team and said how it was difficult at Weds not to still be seen and treated as one of the "loyal" academy lads. Said could see similar with the way our academy lads are here. He was asked who he wanted to win at Hillsborough and emphatically replied "us of course" clarifying that by us he definitely means Derby. He was one of the last players to leave. 
We spoke to a gaggle of players together - McGoldrick, Hourihane, Mendez-Laing - about the new formation, all loving it and much praise for Sibbo and Bird too in how that combo is working. Mendez-Laing was very witty and amusing! 
McGoldrick is much less shy face to face and was chatting about family, playing in black and white, and grateful for the praise coming his way. Got a bit of ribbing from the others about the attention he's getting. When Warne announced SC player of the season he said "in ascending order, third David McGoldrick, second David McGoldrick and the winner is ..." Made everyone laugh! 
Corey Smith is also really chatty and quite philosophical about his role in the team, happy to play anywhere, unlike Mendez-Laing,  who suggested I popped over and told Warne how much I loved the new formation! 😂 I didn't,  though sorely tempted! 
A bit of photo spam (sorry!) Didn't take many photos, unless players offered,  just happy to chat with them, tbh.
Also spoke to Stephen Pearce, David Clowes and Mrs Clowes at some length. 
Everyone was very open and approachable and Lynn and the Supporters Clubs did a great job in organising as usual.
 

B4 you're my favourite poster...others might try but i'm never gonna give you up

I may be in a minority here, but think the feeling of hatred towards Mel is too much. He gambled, and thought he was too clever for his own good, and for Derby's good, but in reality, his intentions were true and good.
Lionel Pickering left Derby County in administration, and opened the pathway for the Three Amigos to get control of the club. Lionel is held in high regard. But his judgement was poor too.
Double standards.

Rick Parry wasn’t available to ref the game until the Monday.

This Forum is getting far too serious.

Sounds fun... cue Kenneth Williams GIF

Can’t find a pair big enough for his calves ?

A few weeks ago, you said you’d be amazed if we make the play offs. Now we are in the driving seat with two games to play.
Perhaps in that case, Warne and the players deserve credit for the turnaround?
Your default position seems to be we only succeed against weaker opposition, but as we’ve seen in recent weeks, nothing is a given.
Cambridge and Cheltenham beat Peterborough, Burton beat Barnsley and took points off Bolton, and even today Lincoln beat Wycombe.

Look at Sheffield Wednesday’s recent run that took them from comfortably top to lagging behind in third - a run of 1 win in 8 with dropped points away v Forest Green, Oxford and Cheltenham, the kind of games we have been ridiculed for winning.
Is it really as easy as you make out?
We’ve won back to back games, we’ve gone five unbeaten, our fate is in our own hands - why not enjoy it?

The Lino kept telling him the back of his socks were ripped.

And he has an excellent song

The Lino kept telling him the back of his socks were ripped.

To put the icing on the cake Martin scored the winner for QPR 👀

To put the icing on the cake Martin scored the winner for QPR 👀

Well that was an extremely comfortable afternoon in the sun, Wildsmith should have brought his deckchair and magazine to read.
3 points on the board, back into the top 6 and our destiny in our own hands again, cheers Burton, smell ya later 👋

Peterborough 3 down

Should have used his third leg.

Should have used his third leg.

Should have used his third leg.