MaltRam

Very, very lucky to nick 3 points off West Ham.
10 goals against and 3 defeats against 3 relegation rivals.
Worse record than Derby in our, err, sub-optimal, prem season after 8 games.
Manager deffo getting sacked tomorrow.
Paid £150m for the privilege.
I'm quite enjoying this so far.
 

Very, very lucky to nick 3 points off West Ham.
10 goals against and 3 defeats against 3 relegation rivals.
Worse record than Derby in our, err, sub-optimal, prem season after 8 games.
Manager deffo getting sacked tomorrow.
Paid £150m for the privilege.
I'm quite enjoying this so far.
 

well ive never felt more like singing the blues when Derby win and forest lose oh Derby youve got me singing the blues?

Very, very lucky to nick 3 points off West Ham.
10 goals against and 3 defeats against 3 relegation rivals.
Worse record than Derby in our, err, sub-optimal, prem season after 8 games.
Manager deffo getting sacked tomorrow.
Paid £150m for the privilege.
I'm quite enjoying this so far.
 

Very, very lucky to nick 3 points off West Ham.
10 goals against and 3 defeats against 3 relegation rivals.
Worse record than Derby in our, err, sub-optimal, prem season after 8 games.
Manager deffo getting sacked tomorrow.
Paid £150m for the privilege.
I'm quite enjoying this so far.
 

Chuck promotion bonus, agent fees, 50 million in wages and pay offs on top.  Plus you've not included the other 20 million on transfers fees and 10 million in wage payments to the tik tok sensation and his mate in goal.
Those 12 points they were getting in 5 games are looking mighty elusive.

Very, very lucky to nick 3 points off West Ham.
10 goals against and 3 defeats against 3 relegation rivals.
Worse record than Derby in our, err, sub-optimal, prem season after 8 games.
Manager deffo getting sacked tomorrow.
Paid £150m for the privilege.
I'm quite enjoying this so far.
 

I think he's their 8th manager in less than 6 years.
If only they'd been able to sign Waghorn, they'd have won the Club World Championship by now ?

Very, very lucky to nick 3 points off West Ham.
10 goals against and 3 defeats against 3 relegation rivals.
Worse record than Derby in our, err, sub-optimal, prem season after 8 games.
Manager deffo getting sacked tomorrow.
Paid £150m for the privilege.
I'm quite enjoying this so far.
 

About two lines a night? 

Trust me, I laughed - and laughter is about the only thing I have to hang on to these days
Weirdly i'd never even thought about the obvious Semi-colon joke
I'm using that one and no can stop me!

If you could quantify luck, Cambridge away would be massively the biggest of the season. 
On the flip side, you make your own luck, they say.
I enjoyed winning. On to the next one, but I'm not getting carried away yet.
 

Crohns; yay ?
 
Sorry if that offends. Thought you'd appreciate some dark punctuation based humour.

Well, I'll spill.
I already knew the man I called Dad wasn't my biological so knew I wouldn't have any DNA from that side. However my mother refused to open up about the biological father. Anyway, last Thursday, along with being the day after I got back from Crete, the day of my Gran's first birthday since she died in June, and the day HRH Elizabeth passed away.... I found out I have 4 sisters and 2 brothers I never knew about. More trauma was discovering that one of those sisters died a few years ago and I was actually surprised how much that hurt. I have been speaking to my two younger sisters and one younger brother over the last few days. My biological father is alive and well, although I haven't yet been able to bring myself to speak with him yet. It's a bit too heavy right now.

I mean, wasn't really a criticism, just an observation. 
Think we created more chances at Charlton, Shrewsbury and Fleetwood than we did today.
Thought we started well today but didn't really look like scoring until the mistake from their defender.
Maybe we are just tired if LR was in charge for 34 away matches between August and September...

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Well it was a bit frantic and scrappy at times but that’s what was needed , we chased every ball ,won tackles ,went after them the minute we had the ball and never gave them a minute when they had it ,,,,, result ? , they never had time to settle , get back in shape , have a breather or build confidence thinking this lot just knock it around they’re own Half and don’t hurt us ,
job done ,first away win , two away goals , clean sheet and no heart stopping ffs moments gifting them the easy opportunity to hurt us ,
would much rather risk giving away a goal trying to score than trying to look all fancy Dan in front of our own goal ,
get this players fitter and we match anybody in this division for a fight and better most with quality ,
can’t wait for next Saturday in the east stand ,,,, get into them 

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I just want to say how lucky you are to have Paul Warne as manager. I've supported the millers for 69 years. Obviously, I've seen managers come and go during that period. As far as I'm concerned, and many other fans Warne is the best manager we've had.
Like Derby fans we went through some dark times. Administration points deducted, lost our ground, forced to play in Sheffield in an athletic stadium. No atmosphere, 4 years in the 4th division.
Paul has many qualities. Excellent staff management, a workaholic. He's articulate, honest and will live and breathe Derby County.
I thank him for all the memories, 3 Wembley wins 3 promotions and I wish him well and as a consequence wish the Rams well. I've never had a second team, but for the first time Derby County will be my second team. I look forward to seeing Paul succeed. 
Hopefully Derby will be promoted and we survive in the championship and look forward to see you at the New York stadium.
All the best.
 
 

Let it be, let it be.
Let it be, let it be.
Scoring goals for Derby, Philip Gee, Philip Gee.

Hi guys
My nephew, Jake passed away on August 12th aged 23. Despite being dealt a bad hand he enjoyed life to the full possessing a sharp, dry wit and a fondness for dressing well - the other thing we had in common ? was our love for Derby County!
Many of you will recognise Jake, a life-long season ticket holder in the West Stand attending matches with his Dad.
His family are orchestrating a minutes applause at the 23rd minute during the Port Vale home match on Saturday October 8th.
Extended family will be in attendance and there will be a brief write up about Jake in the match day programme. 
These tributes are becoming more common, but I think that because they are often not official and fan-led they are even more poignant - and it would be a great gesture for one of our own.
Assistance in spreading the word from members of this forum would be so very much appreciated.
"Don't count the days, make the days count"
 
 
 

Turns out boredom, relieved by whiskey and £19.95 on the boxing.