Tyler Durden

This is where I’m at. If it’s another -15 points  because the offers are limited to achieving then that’s just it. We all have a rant then get on with it.

You seem to be working under the assumption that Quantuma have the power to appoint a preferred bidder when it's clear that nobody wants to buy Derby for a price that will keep HMRC, the creditors and the EFL on board.

Morris should be settling the tax bill he ran up out of his fortune. The guy is a disgrace.

Badly labelled tbh... Derby predicted was plotted after 25 games. A rough trend to see what we'd need to do to get to 45 points. Didn't look at who we were playing or if home/away.

Where's @RoyMac5 he's normally straight in there when anyone says anything which could be remotely construed as being not favourable about Rooney?
Unless he's already blocked me ?

Don't understand this if they left at half time they would have only been 1-0  down?

I remember when we signed Eddie Lewis the DET had some form of headline around Rams sign full international- then when you drilled down into the subtext it was Mr Lewis.
Feeling like losing a fiver and finding a quid.

Where's @RoyMac5 he's normally straight in there when anyone says anything which could be remotely construed as being not favourable about Rooney?
Unless he's already blocked me ?

Crack on then am ducking out now as am sure the forum doesn't need the distraction of me continually calling you out on something which was never said but you have read it that way in your own mind.
Am sure there are far more interesting topics to debate such as how going to every away game for the past millennium makes you a true fan or something along those lines. 

No because you've taken that comment in pure isolation from the rest of the post:-
The silly points dropped will bite us I think. Peterborough, Barnsley and Reading games particularly. 
An honourable fight but I expect we might finish 22nd. 
I just hope we can start next season with a new owner and manager in League 1 and try to put the last 3 seasons behind us as they have been hell. 
It's obvious that the inference was that as the OP stated they expect we will finish 22nd so the next statement follows on from that expectation that we will be playing in League 1 next season so on that basis they hope we have a new manager and owner  - NOT as you keep trying to assert they hope we will get relegated. 
You're again quoting passages which were never said apart from in your own mind. 
It's not about understanding its about what you keep insisting on reading into comments but that's you're prerogative. 

Oh I agree. But this mini debate is about whether he/she wants to see us relegated.

They didn't say that comment which is the reason why you still are unable to quote that part back to me.
If believing that fits in with your own narrative then so be it but don't start quoting passages that never even existed in the first place except in your own mind. 

To give @RealisticRam the benefit of the doubt, I wonder if it was just a clumsy use of words and perhaps he meant to say "I just hope we can start next season with  new owner and manager" and is assuming we'll be in league 1? Unless he sees relegation as the only way to get rid of Rooney in which case perhaps he/she does want to see us relegated.
@RealisticRam are you going to explain what you meant?

Where's @RoyMac5 he's normally straight in there when anyone says anything which could be remotely construed as being not favourable about Rooney?
Unless he's already blocked me ?

I absolutely agree it’s a tough ask still and I think we’ll fall short but, a positive way to look at it is if we could claw back 3 points over the next 9 games (10 for Reading) we’d be going into the last game of the season 2 points behind Reading with us at home to Cardiff and Reading away at Luton so there would be a glimmer of hope. Of course we need to keep Barnsley and Peterborough at bay with their 2 games in hand but, as someone said (on the Reading forum I think) when you’re at the bottom games in hand are actually defeats in hand.
I agree with Radio Derby. We probably need to win our remaining home games (with the possible exception of Fulham), pull off at shock at either Bournemouth or Blackburn and get something from Blackpool or Swansea.
In my dreams we win at Blackpool to go above Reading and then at least match their result on the last day. In my nightmares we win at Blackpool to go above Reading but either they then overtake us on the last day as we lose at home or Barnsley leapfrog us both.

If someone doesn't believe that something will happen aren't they a hypocrite and just offering lip service if they then subscribe to that event occurring?
If they don't believe in it then that's their opinion just like yours and mine and everyone else's on this forum. 

If someone doesn't believe that something will happen aren't they a hypocrite and just offering lip service if they then subscribe to that event occurring?
If they don't believe in it then that's their opinion just like yours and mine and everyone else's on this forum. 

Cliche but we take each game as it comes until we run  out.
 If it goes to the last game of the season then anything can happen.
Reading have Joao back who can make a big difference for them, but their recent upsurge seems to have stalled.
 Hopefully the win yesterday is a confidence boost that gives us some momentum for the next few games.
Shame we have  Bournemouth away next as that will be tough to take anything from

Don't understand this if they left at half time they would have only been 1-0  down?

If 47 points is enough for safety then we need 37 points from 22 games which is roughly 1.7 points per game or a win and two draws every 3 games. Very tough ask.

Not misogynistic or sexist much.

Not misogynistic or sexist much.

I think a season of going to places like Tranmere, Accrington, Cheltenham etc. will be fun but after any more than 2 seasons it will just become depressing. 

Not misogynistic or sexist much.

Not misogynistic or sexist much.