NottsRam

Derby, all day, every day.  Would love to see England win the WC but won't upset me if they don't.  Losing at Burton would be far worse for me.

4 minutes ago, Mostyn6 said:

Got onto S3 of Handmaid's Tale.

Absolutely cruel and hard to watch, but so intriguing.

Never watched an episode, tempted to give it a go.

7 minutes ago, Caerphilly Ram said:

 

Is there any wonder the FA Cup is losing it's appeal ffs

Staggering result for England.  A new era of Test cricket is well and truly underway, not to say we are the best team but will go for wins at all costs by the looks of it.

Dennis's funeral was yesterday at the catherdral.  A very large turn out to pay their respects.  RIP Dennis

1 minute ago, Foreveram said:

5,153 is the full allocation. That’s what Sheffield Wednesday got.

I thought as much, strange that it states initial allocation though?

35 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

How many does whole away end hold.

Normally maximum is around 5,000 but it does say initial allocation so not sure if there will be any more.

Initial allocation for Bolton is 5135.  Should be a good Christmas day out.

You've got this Bob.  The first step is hard to take but there will be a light at the end of the tunnel.  Never apologise for seeking help, we are all here for you bud.

1 hour ago, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

That was an absolute pasting.

Apart from the Aussies, there's nothing sweeter than battering India and Kohli ?

3 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

What about Neptune.

Full

Just now, B4ev6is said:

Hey buddy

Have tried heanor rams they might be able to help 

Or how many friends or family

If so maybe rent out a mini bus.

Heanor has been full for weeks mate.  I'm alright, i'm booked on, its a couple of friends need a lift.

Anyone running transport or driving to Liverpool with space for two people, i have been asked by a friend who is desperate for a lift for him and his lad.  Obviously willing to cover fuel cost.

Thanks

15 minutes ago, Mostyn6 said:

Apologies if it’s been mentioned but I don’t recall seeing it. 
 

Brotherhood (Paramount +}. Follows a familiar formula. Irish family. One brother a lawyer and public servant, another brother a returning gangster trying to reestablish himself as top dog. Decent acting and well made if not quite groundbreaking. Only a few episodes in so it could get even better. Well worth a watch. 

Started watching this a while ago when it was on Sky.  About 4 episodes in it disappeared.  Was enjoying it though

Would not be surprised to see Curtis Davies join him as a coach, i think his playing days are coming to an end and Liam seemed to have a lot of respect for him.

24 minutes ago, ariotofmyown said:

Thanks, but not general sale until 4th is it?

Thats right.

16 hours ago, ariotofmyown said:

Was thinking of taking kids to MK Dons for first away match. Any ideas if there are areas we can sit in so they can see ok?

Some upper tier front row are now available if you still need some

Gangs of London series 2 out now, enjoyed the first series so will give it a go.

12 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

It is down to about 1k for liverpool I think unless total up wrong.

Ipwich were just under 90 tickets left so maybe taking 1700 ish still not bad.

1676 left for Liverpool

1803 Liverpool tickets left which would suggest 3864 away members have purchased.  I am a bit surprised we have this many away members, does anyone know the total we actually sold?

50 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

Less than 2000 now these will be gone in days.

Not unless there are another 2000 away members which i doubt very much

2 hours ago, NottsRam said:

I have to agree it was a triumph of a tribute to the 70's disaster movie genre and as such will surely win awards and accolades at the British Soap awards.  In this day and age, to make the scenes so unrealistic and frankly laughable is some acheivement.

Ahem, not that i actually watch Emmerdale of course ?

15 hours ago, Rev said:

I urge everyone to watch tonight's Emmerdale, and perhaps watch the last couple on catch up.

To set the scene, a localised  hurricane has hit the Yorkshire dales, and chaos ensues.

Not least in the editing and special efforts department, where despite them employing really big fans, they obviously couldn't stretch to a rain machine, or be arsed to digitally alter the backgrounds. 

Hence people are being blown off their feet, while the clouds above them are gently rolling by, barely disturbing the glorious blue sky in the background.

Curiously, the immense gale doesn't seem to affect the grass in most scenes, which lies lifeless and listless, as if such action was filmed during a prolonged British heatwave, perhaps?

The final denouement was perhaps the highlight. 

A herd of cows break loose from their shelter, and rush, and I use the term loosely, towards two helpless protagonists.

Normally, a farm keep cattle for milk or for meat, so they tend to look pretty similar to each other depending on the circumstances. 

Not in soapland though, these cow's are poster boys and girls for the entire species.

It's like the cows held a meeting, and decided a stampede was the perfect way to declare their diverse ethnicity to a wider audience.

In the end, two fit and healthy farmlands, with a 100m start over the Bovine sprinters, for some reason don't immediately jump over the 4ft fence that's corraling them on the same journey as the evil cows, but try to outrun them, Pamplona style. 

One ends up trampled, but uninjured, the other not only jumps the fence, which he could have done at any point previously, but also a 10m hay bale before launching himself into the great unknown.

Where he subsequently impales himself on a tractor which for some reason had been parked with its forks 6ft in the air.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have to agree it was a triumph of a tribute to the 70's disaster movie genre and as such will surely win awards and accolades at the British Soap awards.  In this day and age, to make the scenes so unrealistic and frankly laughable is some acheivement.

On 09/10/2022 at 02:16, Ramifications said:

David Clowes must be wondering, what on earth have I gone and done. 

Level headed business men tend not to go into a blind panic at the first hint of an issue, unlike the majority of Derby fans?

6 minutes ago, Rammy03 said:

True support ?

It's not even comparable 

Its not long since they all walked out at half time against Sheff Wednesday.  True support my @rse