Addingham Ram

With Barnsley, Peterborough, Reading and Cardiff playing teams in 3rd, 12th, 4th and 7th place respectively, and us playing Birmingham in 18th place, we really need a win to make up even more ground on those around us.
If results go our way, this could be a massive weekend.

With Barnsley, Peterborough, Reading and Cardiff playing teams in 3rd, 12th, 4th and 7th place respectively, and us playing Birmingham in 18th place, we really need a win to make up even more ground on those around us.
If results go our way, this could be a massive weekend.

With Barnsley, Peterborough, Reading and Cardiff playing teams in 3rd, 12th, 4th and 7th place respectively, and us playing Birmingham in 18th place, we really need a win to make up even more ground on those around us.
If results go our way, this could be a massive weekend.

Love that last bit.
How to get to the Riverside.
Totally unnecessary.
Just head up the A19, then follow the nasty smell!

I agree with posters worried about both potentially watering down / splitting the message, and about keeping any unruly elements away - as the last thing we need now is any negative press, but imagine how powerful a message it would send out to see fans from other clubs supporting the campaign.
The cat is already out of the bag, and the march has been widely reported. Indeed there are already some Portsmouth fans attending the match to lend some support, as reported on Radio Derby, so I'd be surprised if they've come all this way and don't join in. I bet there are fans of other clubs attending that we don't know about.
Fans from different clubs wearing different club colours marching together could actually make some strong headlines, especially as the Premier League is on it's winter break.
I would imagine if anything, that would increase the potential coverage.

I agree with posters worried about both potentially watering down / splitting the message, and about keeping any unruly elements away - as the last thing we need now is any negative press, but imagine how powerful a message it would send out to see fans from other clubs supporting the campaign.
The cat is already out of the bag, and the march has been widely reported. Indeed there are already some Portsmouth fans attending the match to lend some support, as reported on Radio Derby, so I'd be surprised if they've come all this way and don't join in. I bet there are fans of other clubs attending that we don't know about.
Fans from different clubs wearing different club colours marching together could actually make some strong headlines, especially as the Premier League is on it's winter break.
I would imagine if anything, that would increase the potential coverage.

I agree with posters worried about both potentially watering down / splitting the message, and about keeping any unruly elements away - as the last thing we need now is any negative press, but imagine how powerful a message it would send out to see fans from other clubs supporting the campaign.
The cat is already out of the bag, and the march has been widely reported. Indeed there are already some Portsmouth fans attending the match to lend some support, as reported on Radio Derby, so I'd be surprised if they've come all this way and don't join in. I bet there are fans of other clubs attending that we don't know about.
Fans from different clubs wearing different club colours marching together could actually make some strong headlines, especially as the Premier League is on it's winter break.
I would imagine if anything, that would increase the potential coverage.

I agree with posters worried about both potentially watering down / splitting the message, and about keeping any unruly elements away - as the last thing we need now is any negative press, but imagine how powerful a message it would send out to see fans from other clubs supporting the campaign.
The cat is already out of the bag, and the march has been widely reported. Indeed there are already some Portsmouth fans attending the match to lend some support, as reported on Radio Derby, so I'd be surprised if they've come all this way and don't join in. I bet there are fans of other clubs attending that we don't know about.
Fans from different clubs wearing different club colours marching together could actually make some strong headlines, especially as the Premier League is on it's winter break.
I would imagine if anything, that would increase the potential coverage.

I agree with posters worried about both potentially watering down / splitting the message, and about keeping any unruly elements away - as the last thing we need now is any negative press, but imagine how powerful a message it would send out to see fans from other clubs supporting the campaign.
The cat is already out of the bag, and the march has been widely reported. Indeed there are already some Portsmouth fans attending the match to lend some support, as reported on Radio Derby, so I'd be surprised if they've come all this way and don't join in. I bet there are fans of other clubs attending that we don't know about.
Fans from different clubs wearing different club colours marching together could actually make some strong headlines, especially as the Premier League is on it's winter break.
I would imagine if anything, that would increase the potential coverage.

I agree with posters worried about both potentially watering down / splitting the message, and about keeping any unruly elements away - as the last thing we need now is any negative press, but imagine how powerful a message it would send out to see fans from other clubs supporting the campaign.
The cat is already out of the bag, and the march has been widely reported. Indeed there are already some Portsmouth fans attending the match to lend some support, as reported on Radio Derby, so I'd be surprised if they've come all this way and don't join in. I bet there are fans of other clubs attending that we don't know about.
Fans from different clubs wearing different club colours marching together could actually make some strong headlines, especially as the Premier League is on it's winter break.
I would imagine if anything, that would increase the potential coverage.

I personally though Byrne was poor. He appears ro run around a lot, without much end product. Furthermore he's not actually got that much pace, and certainly didn't get the better of Forest's full backs. How many times does he set off on a run, only to stop, turn round, then run back towards our goal, or pass it back. I for one wouldn't be surprised if he is moved on as and when we have others to cover that position.
As for Sibley, I feel for him. He only gets given a few minutes here and there to try and turn a game around. He's therefore under huge pressure to make an impact. That's never going to help him be calm. If he started a few more games, or came on earlier, he might have more chance to settle into the game rather than being so fired up!

PS. Loving that most of us now have the #SAVEDERBYCOUNTY as our icon. Well done to whoever sorted that.

Currently delivering to a customer who had Radio One on, and they've plugged the 12.45pm Derby Fans on Newsbeat twice already.
It might not amount to much, but media overage is certainly growing.

Thanks for the link.
By the way, works perfectly well on my crappy Samsung device ?

Thanks for the link.
By the way, works perfectly well on my crappy Samsung device ?

Thanks for the link.
By the way, works perfectly well on my crappy Samsung device ?

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

Slightly bizarre that Rob Dorsett's very negative piece was aired after the start of the MPs Urgent questions in Parliament.
I'd be interested to see what he had to think about the situation after what was said by the MPs, but I guess we won't hear any more from him today, as the potential momentum shift could make him look stupid.
Sky are just as implicit in ruining football as the EFL are! 

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

Slightly bizarre that Rob Dorsett's very negative piece was aired after the start of the MPs Urgent questions in Parliament.
I'd be interested to see what he had to think about the situation after what was said by the MPs, but I guess we won't hear any more from him today, as the potential momentum shift could make him look stupid.
Sky are just as implicit in ruining football as the EFL are! 

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!

I too watched the whole debate.
I never thought I'd see the day when MPs from Nottingham and Leeds, as well as those from Sheffield, Newcastle, Glasgow, Pontypridd, and Rochdale amongst others, all supported our fight with the EFL.
And as for the MP for Bury - wow! That short speech alone totally embarrassed and shamed the EFL. I hope they were watching. Good on you sir!