MaltRam

You would like to think most people would realise the economic benefits of having a stadium that attracts conservatively 20,000 people into the area 23 times a year. Probably make that 5,000 coming from outside the city of Derby itself.

Semi finalist and finalist in the last two tournaments and you can't see them being contenders. How do you go through life being so unutterably dismal? If you won the lottery you'd moan it wasn't a rollover. Can't be doing with so much Eeyorish misery, so you win only my second ever block.

Conveniently missing out Germany?
And Shaw didn't exactly do badly in the final.

I never got further than a bowl in pottery classes at School. 
Some things I just can't get a handle on.

I  buy one tomorrow if I could as derby need our money and our help.

There has been social media campaigns to see fans on the pitch. Bringing attention to our dire situation.
Going on the pitch tomorrow will only hurt the club, as in the staff, management and players.
Quantuma, EFL, will not have a sleepless night.
We are in desperate times, I understand, feel the frustration and anger.
I have created this topic using my own voice, my own thoughts with no communication from anyone at the club in the hope it keeps some fans off the pitch.
Just one fan, using his own voice asking you all to stop and think.
There has to be better ways in letting our voices be heard without affecting  the team. 
So far this season, the one positive we can take is the support for this club, it's been second to none. 
There is one man tomorrow that deserves that same level of support, one man that does not deserve to see his remaining games abandoned for crowd trouble.
Wayne Rooney. 
Come on Derby!

More like french kissing your dog or licking your grans arse. I'm frenching Fido every time. Welcome back Mel.

My friend has not long left of his life, He has terminal cancer and has maybe only weeks to live.  He had his first season ticket when he came out of the army in the mid fifties, and has had it every season since, and then when he married in 1963 his wife had one too, they never missed a home match, but then covid came along and they have not been again. We have a mutual friend who lives in the USA he is in the UK this week end and is taking my friend to what is likely to be his last match ever. I'm just hoping if there are any protests it wont affect the match. So please spare a thought or a prayer if your so minded on Saturday. I wont say his name as he hated social media as much as he loved the Rams. So UP THE RAMS  P will be thinking of you.  

The demise of the rams would end any interest I have in football

The Club leaving Pride Park would be a mistake we would rue for the next 20 years.
I have no problem it being leased/rented. Owning the stadium is fairly secondary IMO opinion as long as it is our "home" and we have legal protections over being always able to play the

So insolvency law says that firms in administration cannot extend contracts? And that firms in adminstration have to be deducted 21 points to make things harder for them ? And insolvency law says firms have to deal with dodgy claims from business rivals whilst in administration? Actually I think it says the opposite.    

Mel having some stake vs liquidation? Mel back. Every day, and twice on Sunday. The club MUST survive.

Mel having some stake vs liquidation? Mel back. Every day, and twice on Sunday. The club MUST survive.

Genuinely, liquidation. I’d rather start again than have that baldie allowed anywhere near Derby. At least there’d be a team I can be proud of, even if we were in the National League.

Totally agree. Derby is my team. I was born in Abingdon Street just over the railway from the BBG and then till I was 15 moved to Dairyhouse Road in earshot of the BBG. Season ticket holder for donkeys years. It’s my team and I can’t imagine a world without the Rams. I may be without scruples but I don’t care who is involved with my team so long as we are saved from liquidation or not getting -15 points

Those years are heavenly, compared to the current hatred from the EFL and their officials, Gibson and Wycombe bloke, and most of the opposing teams fans having a party when we die and all the rest.
 

If it comes to the point where Rooney goes, Rosenior deserves his shot. Curtis Davies to step in as assistant.

If it comes to the point where Rooney goes, Rosenior deserves his shot. Curtis Davies to step in as assistant.

If it comes to the point where Rooney goes, Rosenior deserves his shot. Curtis Davies to step in as assistant.

If it comes to the point where Rooney goes, Rosenior deserves his shot. Curtis Davies to step in as assistant.

If it comes to the point where Rooney goes, Rosenior deserves his shot. Curtis Davies to step in as assistant.

How do you know he isn't good enough?

This is it. Friday announcement. Andy Appleby.
Not ITK. Just feel it in my bones.
We'll be back in '23. COYR. 
 

You've got one bullet. Putin or Gibson?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
You thought about it for a split second though, dintya?

If Charlie George hadn't broken his collar-bone...
If my auntie had knackers she'd be my uncle. Meh. Can't live on might have beens folks.