Addingham Ram

Would that by any chance happen to coincide with the departures of Jagielka and Shinnie?
Totally screwed over by the efl.

Would that by any chance happen to coincide with the departures of Jagielka and Shinnie?
Totally screwed over by the efl.

Would that by any chance happen to coincide with the departures of Jagielka and Shinnie?
Totally screwed over by the efl.

Would that by any chance happen to coincide with the departures of Jagielka and Shinnie?
Totally screwed over by the efl.

Blackburn failed to score at home to Bristol City on Saturday, and have failed to score in 10 of their last 14 matches.
Keep it tight at the back, and there's every chance we could grab something on the break.
Have a feeling one goal either way will win this one. I'd keep it tight for 60 minutes, get the home fans nervous, then send on Festy and CKR to cause them problems.

Blackburn failed to score at home to Bristol City on Saturday, and have failed to score in 10 of their last 14 matches.
Keep it tight at the back, and there's every chance we could grab something on the break.
Have a feeling one goal either way will win this one. I'd keep it tight for 60 minutes, get the home fans nervous, then send on Festy and CKR to cause them problems.

I know you're only joking.
Seriously wasn't meant as criticism in any way, just curiosity.
The time and effort you put into the league must be commended.

And where are those Thunderbirds when you need them?

Crikey.
7 youngsters (if you can still call Knight and Bird youngsters) on the pitch now.
Our future should be in good hands. If only we could get ourselves sorted out off the pitch!

And where are those Thunderbirds when you need them?

And where are those Thunderbirds when you need them?

Can't believe I'm saying this.....
 
 
Come on Millwall

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

This.
I left Derby 30 odd years ago, but wherever I go, and whoever I meet, as soon as they find out I'm a Derby fan, they want to talk football. Not of the Premier League, the Champions League, or the faceless millionaires that play for the big clubs, but of the old days at the BBG, of Brian Clough, THAT season in the Premier League, THAT play off match vs Leeds, Wayne Rooney as a Manager, and why 30k turn up to a relegation fight against Peterborough!
People like us because we are unfashionable, we aren't glamorous, we just love our team, and our city.

Slightly off topic, but I've always wondered why football doesn't have the same rule for managers as they do for players, i.e. you can only change managers during the same periods that you can sign managers.
This would certainly make clubs think a bit more carefully about who they appoint as managers, and bring a bit more stability to the game.

Slightly off topic, but I've always wondered why football doesn't have the same rule for managers as they do for players, i.e. you can only change managers during the same periods that you can sign managers.
This would certainly make clubs think a bit more carefully about who they appoint as managers, and bring a bit more stability to the game.

Slightly off topic, but I've always wondered why football doesn't have the same rule for managers as they do for players, i.e. you can only change managers during the same periods that you can sign managers.
This would certainly make clubs think a bit more carefully about who they appoint as managers, and bring a bit more stability to the game.

Slightly off topic, but I've always wondered why football doesn't have the same rule for managers as they do for players, i.e. you can only change managers during the same periods that you can sign managers.
This would certainly make clubs think a bit more carefully about who they appoint as managers, and bring a bit more stability to the game.