taffyram

Pride Park has already been given another name, the Ipro, it wasn't the end of the world then and wouldn't be now. However, it may have been a different story had it been the Baseball Ground with a 100 years of history.

I'd prefer it's not something tacky like I-Pro or Sports Driect Dot Cotton Stadium but in the end, it's not particularly the most important thing.

Gibson

Coventry City v Derby County The Coventry Building Society Arena 12:30 Sat 8th Jan 2022
Away against The Sky Blues at lunch time in the FA Cup 3rd Round.
Can the Rams keep Inverurie Ram going into February 2022?
Will this game be on? Will the preferred bidder be chosen? Was Monday good to us all?
Fortunately, they are a team that we have done better against in the past.
Hopefully the players and fans and everyone at D.C.F.C. will carry on to give their all and a positive result can be achieved.
Overall Games Won: 32 Games Drawn: 21 Games Lost: 29
Since 1986 at Coventry City Games Won: 5 Games Drawn: 2 Games Lost: 13
Coventry City v Derby County v Head to Head
https://www.11v11.com/teams/Derby-county/tab/opposingTeams/opposition/Coventry City/
Played for both Coventry City and Derby County
https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2020/december/connections-Derby-county/
Richard Keogh, Luke Thomas, Lee Camp. Any others?
Coventry City Football Ground Guide
https://footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/championship/coventry-city.html
Coventry City History
https://www.ccfc.co.uk/club/club-history/
Last time we played Coventry City in the FA Cup 26th Feb 1997.
 
The Primitives are from Coventry
 
Sing loudly and proudly.
 
Support Derby County Football Club on the way to the game, at the game and after the game and from wherever you are around the world.
D.C.F.C. Love, Life & Unity.

48 hours I heard. Don't hold your breath though - unless you're not wearing a face mask. ?

The Megastore silence is only masking the stock shortages 
( :

i just dont know any more. 
Kind Regards, 
Andrew Hosking

Really good thanks, yeah. 
 
How are you? 

This is an especially promising year for the FA Cup for championship clubs. The big teams may have their best players sit out through covid protocols. I'm all for a cup run for Derby this year. 

I love a cup run.
It's a day off from league fixtures, you often play opponents you wouldn't normally play.
There's not really that much to lose, so have fun a go at it.
 

We actually need the money so let’s win get a good draw for the next round as we may get on TV and it could save us from selling a player we want to keep.
Also a good chance for Sibley to get a game with Watson Cashin and Stearman and Macdonald plus Williams 

It is an interesting debate - do we try for a cup run and any additional funding this might provide or concentrate on the league and basically give up on the cup? 
Personally think we are probably down whatever heroics we will try (valiantly of course), so might as well go down swinging in all competitions and make as much as we can. 
It might of course be moot because we might well lose to Coventry away whether we play our strongest team or not. 

Agree. Don't expect a completely unchanged side but we may as well put out a decent team, prize money plus a tasty 4th round tie vs one of the big boys on telly might just keep us ticking over.

Well guys let's help our lads get through to the next round of fa cup let's have sell out away end. And we need to get through next round of fa cup and help our boys get to fa cup glory and you never know we might get to fa cup final it would help clear some of clubs debts. But first we need be beat coverty city away and now no replays 3rd and 4th round of fa cup. 
 

You didn’t seriously think the EFL would give Rooney the award, do you? Rooney and Derby’s performance is sticking an enormous finger up to them, so they were never going to reward that, now were they?

If Rooney won it, he'd break the jinx. Something tells me his dogged determination doesn't allow for superstition!

Please not Rooney was all I could think as soon as I saw this.
The longer other teams go "Derby, bottom of the league, old men and teenagers, we'll win that easy" the better.

In your opinion. In the opinion of whoever votes for this, it’s always just about who topped the form table in that month. There’s almost no thought that goes into it. 
A but like when man of the match goes to the guy who scored the only goal in a 1-0 win, despite the fact he didn’t do anything else all game. It’s inevitable. 

Nice to be nominated but would rather someone else had the jinx!

OMG. 
If Rooney gets it, having earned fewer points in the month than Wilder achieved at Boro, does that mean another Gibson law suit?

The context of Rooney's wins mean more than Blackburn having won more, in my opinion. 

Has to win it, you'd think. The performances from his team have been nothing less than remarkable and it appears it's not just us Rams that think as much, far from it.

Wayne Rooney has been nominated for the manager of the month award for December

Knight, if a prem team came in with a decent offer.
1) he deserves his chance and we can’t hold on to these players until their value is all but lost
2) it’ll bump up the price/reputation of future academy products that we need to get as much money as possible for.
3) As it stands, I’m not sure the first 11 is actually set up to suit him and we have enough back ups to cover 
 
He’s a fantastic player btw, it’s just we need the money and he needs a career not preparing for League 1

Not Bird. Loads to come from him , I think.