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I’m new but will be there from Bristol. I’m so excited to be able to go to a game on my own! We’ll, with other Rams of course.

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It was pretty much like the Northampton game - we missed chances we should have buried, the opposition created no big chances. Northampton just happened to find the net with a shot which, on another day, may have gone out for a throw in. Wycombe didn't.
Our season was always likely to rest on whether we could take our chances or not. I had us D-L-D-W-W-W after we'd lost at Sixfields, so we're still 2 points ahead of my prediction. If Bolton or Peterborough win all of their final games, they'll grab second place from us but, for finishing so strongly, they'll have deserved it.
The players have turned in another lacklustre performance from a position of strength - it's up to them to put it right.

I’m new but will be there from Bristol. I’m so excited to be able to go to a game on my own! We’ll, with other Rams of course.

Absolutely nothing other than an open goal and a one on one, where our strikers managed to miss the target on both occasions. 
Either of them go in and we are all happy with a comfortable win from a tricky away tie.
Fine margins.

I’m new but will be there from Bristol. I’m so excited to be able to go to a game on my own! We’ll, with other Rams of course.

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

Osman was the only one that came to mind for me. Him and Ian Taylor made a sensational partnership. Asa was my favourite player as a lad (I had a signed portrait on my wall that my dad found in the loft recently) but for me Stimac was the catalyst of the change in that team (although I was a wee lad at the time).

I've read through your comments, some of your points are valid and I can understand where you've come from and some are a little outdated. 
In the past and under Gareth Ainsworth, we were the masters of the dark arts and I'll be the first to admit that the football was sometimes very horrible to watch but he did guide us to our most successful period which causes a lot of our fans to ignore our style of play. However, this season has been a change under Matt Bloomfield. He has been willing to move away from the slow game and look to try and get some more "flow" into our game. Hopefully those at the game and watching at home might see a bit of difference. This change has been more noticeable since Jan Transfer Window when we brought in new players. I think it's safe to say that Stevenage and Northampton have looked at the dark-arts this season and have mild moments of success with it.
With regards to our game at Wembley on Sunday, one big thing that changed our style of play was the pitch size. We have a habit of sitting back and hitting teams on the counter on the bigger / wider pitches. However, when we play at home, our pitch is on the smaller side of the measurements which allows us to play with a little bit more pace and our game plan changes. Yes, Peterborough had an awful lot of the ball at Wembley but for a long periods of time, all they did was move it from side to side looking for a gap. As someone mentioned, they had 70% possession, managed only 1 more shot on target that Wycombe and only won it with a wind-assisted cross. 
It looks like tonight will be a really interesting fixture. We have 4 "fresh" players coming into the side as they were cup-tied from Sunday's game and several of the players are looking to improve on their performance from Sunday (Please note that I haven't mentioned that I thought we played well on Sunday - we didn't!). You guys looking threating and I've watched several of your highlights and think that you'll ask several questions of our defence. You will be fresher than us after having a nice 9 day break without a game so that does make us nervous too. It will all be decided on the pitch in the 90 minutes. 
Good luck!

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

This is one of those games you wake up in the morning wishing you had a ticket for and it gonna be a long day waiting for kick off time🤷🏻‍♂️

Still makes me feel slightly tearful - and I never met him.

I miss chatting to Dan at away games and think of him often. He would be loving this run in, no wobbles for him! We'd discuss tactics in the concourse pre-game, how many we'll win by and possible goalscorers over a cuppa (me) and a pie and a pint (Dan) with much enthusiasm. 
I take my photocard of Daniel to every game, and feel he is still with us, willing us on. 
#bemoreB4

Yep ,,,,, apparently he done him in the library with the pipe 🤷🏻‍♂️

When did we have a stress free bit? I must have slept through it!

Late stage Nigel Clough is about the only one I can remember, and oh my were some sections of the fan base restless about how unstressfull it was.

When did we have a stress free bit? I must have slept through it!

Pompey fan in peace, I personally think you boys will win all your remaining games from what I saw the other night you have enough to do it and you won’t need to sit back like you did in the second half. I personally like Paul Warne he comes across as an honest guy not like that arrogant Ian Evatt really praying that they stay down. Wycombe losing today was your best result but they are no great shakes. I was worried when we went there on Good Friday as they were on a bit of a run but we won comfortably. Teams that  play on the front foot against us we usually beat as we did against Peterborough the previous week who also were on a run of 5 straight wins. Teams that park the bus we struggle to break down like Shrewsbury yesterday we huffed and puffed all game and were fortunate to come away with 3 points. Most of us still are not taking it as given that we are going up, lose to Bolton then we have Barnsley on the Tuesday lose that and it will be twitchy bum time definitely do not want to go to Lincoln on the last day needing 3 points. Anything can happen this Saturday against Bolton but we won comfortably at Fratton 3-1 so it would be good to win that will give us 2 home games to seal the Championship. Anyway good luck Derby are to big a club like us to be stuck in Div 1.

I once called my mum to tell I was on the train home from Manchester on a Saturday and would be back in a couple of hours. Stopped for a drink with a friend in Sheffield and eventually got home on the Monday 

I called the ex once and told her I was on the train, and some random bloke at the bar shouted a loud "choo choo". That took me some time to get back from.