Anna

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

Sky all over this. Where were they when we needed them to call out our unfair treatment? Nowhere.

It was -21 points.
just take a moment to let that sink in. Let the absurdity of such a penalty, combined with the transfer embargo, just mellow in your mind.
The fact the boys and the backroom & all the staff even had us in with a chance of surviving is nothing short of phenomenal. 
 
League 1 will be tough, but genuinely getting out of this shadow of admin, points deductions etc, could be the best thing for the club after the ship-show of the last few years. A line can (hopefully) be drawn and the club can move on. 
 
It’s not how we wanted to get out of the championship, but heck it’s something different for a lot of supporters. League 1 could be fun, new away days, new opponents, a new competition. 
 
Bring it on.

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

Me too ? got me travelling from Burnley, my Dad from Hull, my Uncle and Cousin from USA (oh and Grandad from Derby!)

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

Hope all the fans show the same passion for the last 2 home games, i will. Lets sing and party.

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

We fought til the end. COYR ?
 

We're on the cusp of relegation but the manager, coaching staff and every single player come out of this season with enormous credit.
I am proud to be a Derby County supporter.
It has been a privilege to witness the effort of all those at the club this season.
The staff and the supporters do not deserve what we've been through - and football has to restructure itself so this does not keep happening.
But what we've seen on the pitch - against all the odds has been staggering.
Rooney, Ram ? 
Rosenior, Ram ? 
The whole squad, Rams ? 
Those behind the scenes, Rams ? 
Thank you to all of you. COYR ?

My first ever football match was actually in Oregon, USA, to see the Portland Timbers.
I was so shocked at the diversity. The atmosphere was so fun and friendly.
It then encouraged me to start to get into English football and follow the Rams.

My first ever football match was actually in Oregon, USA, to see the Portland Timbers.
I was so shocked at the diversity. The atmosphere was so fun and friendly.
It then encouraged me to start to get into English football and follow the Rams.

Derby, Everton, Chelsea (different circumstances)... but there appears to be a common denominator here!

My first ever football match was actually in Oregon, USA, to see the Portland Timbers.
I was so shocked at the diversity. The atmosphere was so fun and friendly.
It then encouraged me to start to get into English football and follow the Rams.

My first ever football match was actually in Oregon, USA, to see the Portland Timbers.
I was so shocked at the diversity. The atmosphere was so fun and friendly.
It then encouraged me to start to get into English football and follow the Rams.

My first ever football match was actually in Oregon, USA, to see the Portland Timbers.
I was so shocked at the diversity. The atmosphere was so fun and friendly.
It then encouraged me to start to get into English football and follow the Rams.

Derby, Everton, Chelsea (different circumstances)... but there appears to be a common denominator here!

My first ever football match was actually in Oregon, USA, to see the Portland Timbers.
I was so shocked at the diversity. The atmosphere was so fun and friendly.
It then encouraged me to start to get into English football and follow the Rams.

Derby, Everton, Chelsea (different circumstances)... but there appears to be a common denominator here!