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1 hour ago, McArthur Park said:

The second leg of the play offs against Brighton, cracking game that was. The play off at Millwall as mentioned, memorable for all the wrong reasons. Was the first and only time I've ever felt scared at a football match. Vowed never to go to Millwall again.

Remember coming out of the ground after being held for ages while chaos reigned outside - it was eerily silent. Police escort for safety in group to station expecting their fans to come roaring around a corner at any second!

Love that the players are still posting excitedly on social media like the rest of us

In one of his post-match interviews Saturday didnt Max say last Derby game possibly or for now or something similar? Anyway what a way to sign off - scoring the goal to promote us. A total class act. 

Just now, strawhillram said:

US investors 😱😲😟😰😳

Not him😂😂😂 Doubt he even has a $50 limit debit card

Cant imagine any other owner now but DC may look for investors if he wants to spread the load. Would trust his judgement on what/who is needed and at what pace and hope fans do to and are patient especially based on how this season turned out.

Andy Appleby & co reappeared during admin and similar to DC seemed to be there a little because of sentiment. Wonder if they became acquainted with DC somehow during admin and could invest?
Were other rumours earlier in the season about potential US investors at a match I think?

Finally chat now and then online of a Dutch consortium involving Cocu wanting to buy or invest in an english efl club. As long as Cocu not out for revenge 😂

Anyway I trust and back David Clowes whatever he wants to do. interesting times ahead

Apparently today?? Love them

We park in A (we use electric chargers also sometimes) and it saves my 81 y/o mum walking. We travel 2 hours home after game so generally not in rush to leave as nothing else planned - enjoy lingering in the stadium, sometimes Franke and Benny's etc but if you have to get home for something at a specific time, go to work, etc prob not good option unless leave early (having said that never have so dont know if that helps if you can!

4 hours ago, TINMANTED said:

when they gave him the microphone in the stand and collo tried to hush the fans,i was expecting an announcement that he had signed,he certainly was in the mood to party

Yes we thought he was announcing signing 😂😂

Nice post from a Carlisle fan

10 hours ago, trappatoni said:

Thought the club handled it well.  Obviously there are mixed opinions about pitch invasions - personally I'm all for them - it's a chance for fans to really feel part of the club not just customers.   It was good to see all the younger fans ready to run on.  Everyone seemed to enjoy it - even the stewards - if people don't want to run on surely the spectacle beats  a lap of honour?

Was more worried about sanctions from pitch invasion than it as a celebration. Suspect slight early finish was agreed by all parties. The Bolton result meant it didnt matter. We're west upper and it looked magnificent. We really enjoyed it especially on realising players were in the middle of it. Cash staggering out of the crowd with his can was a favourite moment. I'm short so would have seen nothing if on the pitch and with my mum! Could see the players in the directors box, the trophy presentation and that crowd. Truly an unforgettable day

Some different "art" 😂😂😂

8 hours ago, inter politics said:

 

 

Thanks for that. Thought I'd be calm today - guess not 

We should have had a thread for nice online messages from people! 
 

14 minutes ago, Sufferingfool said:

It’s been a miraculous day……I’m sure Waggy was on crutches earlier 😁

Yes we've been laughing about that

1 hour ago, angieram said:

Get well soon, @Day.

I thought the celebrations were terrific - such powerful emotions as I watched from above.

Didn't leave until after the trophy celebrations. 

Admittedly I couldn't see a lot of it, but you could just feel the passion - and relief. 

Well done, Derby County fans. 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

WE are Derby.

 

I agree - it was amazing. Total joy and relief.  Someone mentioned 25,000 in the stands - didnt seem to be anyone in the stands except our West Upper. Could see the trophy presentation perfectly so seemed best of both worlds. 

By the way did the unbelievable atmosphere come across on tv?

What a day. I love everything about this club so much - imagine if it had gone. So happy to see David Clowes enjoying himself so much.  The standing ovation for him was just fabulous.
I cant really remember anything on the pitch after we got the second. I was worried we would run on the pitch before the end of 90mins (EFL!) - well done to the fellow fans who stopped those who were tempted.

The end was perfect - the pitch celebration was just that - so good natured and perfect that the players were loving it. A trophy - not sure why but again it just worked perfectly.

What scenes. Will never forget it. 

And finally just thank you David Clowes. And thank you Paul Warne. Met him last week after Cambridge and am now totally under his spell. His hugging Max as he came off and interview on Radio Derby discussing Max and their dads sent me over the edge. He obviously cares so so much and sounded so shattered and I hope he gets to recharge properly. 

People may say we're over-celebrating but has a promotion ever meant so much? 

Need to calm down to drive somehow! Derby podcasts downloaded for journey.
Flags packed (brill from popside lot), scarves packed, my sons lucky shirt packed, tissues packed, etc. I am actually shaking with excitement/nerves whatever

4 minutes ago, Jayram said:

Haha! Me too! I started at 0645 while she was still asleep! 😂

Or pretending to be asleep. In my experience if the noisy Mr CBR is up first, everyone is awake 😂

59 minutes ago, RadioactiveWaste said:

Or Derby Expects that every man shall do his duty. by not running on the pitch 😉

 

Or at least running quickly off again

36 minutes ago, DarkFruitsRam7 said:

Depends if they take the Barnsley approach or the Cambridge approach. Last week were some of the soundest I’ve met.

Well they cant have been local to Cambs - never see any police