Tyler Durden

How do we know which mod removed it?

Are you going to buy lottery tickets today, I think you should, just noticed you're on 7777 likes so if it doesn't happen today it never will 

It was being pulled down.  Now it's not as far as I know.

Hope so not sure if we'll ever see Ibe in a Derby shirt playing for us after his return so not possible to judge that one but welcome to Derby Patrick ?

Signed, used to play there with my Dad. Couldn't believe it was a Municipal Course especially after savouring the delights of Sinfin and kids running off with your golf balls only to try and sell them back to you a few holes later. 

There seems to be a increasing ever growing unacceptable trend of posting racist tweets - over the past week Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Reece James and Romaine Sawyers all being the target of abuse. 
Glad to see that one culprit has already been arrested - saddens me that people actually believe that this level of abuse is acceptable and also that the social media platforms don't seem to be doing enough pro actively to stop this vile filth being posted in the first place. 

I found it entertaining but dreadful too! 
 

Watched The Mandalorian for the first time over Xmas. Not a huge Star Wars fan but was pleasantly surprised as to how engaged I became in the story from episode 1. 

He's gone to the great TV aerial repair shop in the sky to practice.

They've never stopped touring, just with different line ups. The Captain and Dave Vanian have been in most of the time (well Vanian all of the time) but Brian Jones left after the second album and then Captain and Rat fell out over money.
But a lucrative reunion beckoned so differences were put to one side.
Quite remarkably, Vanian's voice is as good as ever.

Has he tuned his TV in yet?

Watched The Mandalorian for the first time over Xmas. Not a huge Star Wars fan but was pleasantly surprised as to how engaged I became in the story from episode 1. 

Watched The Mandalorian for the first time over Xmas. Not a huge Star Wars fan but was pleasantly surprised as to how engaged I became in the story from episode 1. 

Exactly the same as me. Was asked if I'd seen The Mandalorian before and watched it to begin with detached interest but became more and more engrossed in the series as it went on. 

Exactly the same as me. Was asked if I'd seen The Mandalorian before and watched it to begin with detached interest but became more and more engrossed in the series as it went on. 

Gets better the longer it goes on imo - by the end of season 2 its Star Wars nerd nirvana.  
My 'oh god you're not watching Star Wars again' wife felt similar to you.  Started off reading a book whilst I watched it on the tv, ended up looking forwards to each episode, watching them at 9am as soon as they became available!

Watched The Mandalorian for the first time over Xmas. Not a huge Star Wars fan but was pleasantly surprised as to how engaged I became in the story from episode 1. 

There seems to be a increasing ever growing unacceptable trend of posting racist tweets - over the past week Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Reece James and Romaine Sawyers all being the target of abuse. 
Glad to see that one culprit has already been arrested - saddens me that people actually believe that this level of abuse is acceptable and also that the social media platforms don't seem to be doing enough pro actively to stop this vile filth being posted in the first place. 

I'd imagine the answer is no seeing as he's signed for Bristol City. 

Yes I would never criticise anyone for trying to further their career or better themselves.
Am sure it was Richard Branson or someone similar who esposes that staff are less likely to leave if you invest in them. In my personal experience a lot of companies won't do that now and the buzz words are hitting the ground running or showing personal initiative or whatever the phrase is. There are some notable exceptions to this in my line of work so not saying that is a total truism. 

The idea of any employee being loyal to an employer baffles me.
Employers will be loyal to employees for as long as they are useful to them. I see no reason for employees to treat employers any differently. 
Maybe it's just my line of work, but it's cutthroat stuff at times (which can also be said for football). I will never criticise a footballer for looking after themselves in the same way I've tried to look after myself in my career. 

It's obviously a very divisive subject. Does loyalty exist in the "normal" world of UK employment? If it did then by logic recruiters wouldn't exist neither would job boards. Or people moving jobs would be only doing so as they are totally disinfranchised with their current employer. 
Has anyone on here ever moved employers for a better role which their current employer were unable to provide? Am sure so. Does that mean that you were being disloyal to your previous employer?
A lot of companies now have clauses written into contracts stipulating that training course fees need to be repaid over a sliding scale period if the person leaves before an alloted time after undertaking that training course provided at the companies expense.
Not sure how you would even calculate that up or indeed be allowed to apply it for a trainee footballer. 

No I’m not his mum. I have know him  since he was about 8 and watched him play probably a 100 times, my own son has been in the academy system for the last 8 years so i think i am better qualified to comment than the majority on here. What i will say aswell is that the majority of lads at Derbys academy would be off if a serious offer came in for them.