Reggie Greenwood

Thomas Needham

Very rare adult sized 1975-76 away shirt signed by Archie Gemmill with his initials in the label. Original Derby County replica by umbro. Up there with one of my favourites from the 70s. Great colours and design. Fantastic shirt ? #dcfc #dcfcfans #derbycounty

I usually use twitter and missed this forum, so it's been a while! glad to visit here again

Quite simply the best striker I've seen wear the shirt in my time supporting the club. I have no problem with people who think letting him go was the right decision, but actively rejoicing at the news that he's moving on is disrespectful beyond belief.

So the end of an era and we won't see a better Centre forward at Derby for a very long time I fear.
Martin,together with several players from the Mac era,reignited by love for Derby and the Derby way of playing exciting,skilful football that was a joy to watch.
Wish him well at Bristol where I am sure he will flourish and their gain is certainly our loss which I hope doesn't come back to bite us on the arse on at least two occasions this season.
 

Proper centre forward. Good luck Chris.

Steve Bloomer endorsed boots.

1945 Midland Cup winners. Signed photo of Peter Doherty holding the trophy.

Early postcards.

Looks like Gazza borrowed Kenny Burns suit 

John Robson U23 England cap.

Love those shirts 

Wowser ! Roy McFarlands shirt from his testimonial game v Bruges in 1977, 530 appearances as a Player, captain, asst manager, manager and now director, Derby in his blood, An early foray into shirt advertising! Fantastically Preserved for 43 years by 

Original 1970's replica shirt. Super rare goalkeeper shirt this as worn by colin boulton in that era #dcfc #dcfcfans #derbycounty

Original 1978-1981 Le Coq Sportif away shirt. #dcfc #dcfcfans #derbycounty

Me as well in tank top , flares and platform boots ?

Surely the rarest, most valuable shirt in the whole collection!

This book by local Derby historian Peter Seddon is an absolute “must read” for Derby County fans. Exquisitely and beautifully written, the prose takes you back 135 years to the very moments at the Bell Hotel in Sadlergate, Derby in May 1884 when the “upstart” Chocolate & Cambridge Blues were created; you are taken through the journey piece by piece and can almost hear the discussion which took place in that salubrious yet smokey hotel room. Beautiful stuff...Repton schoolmasters, farm labourers and Midland Railway clerks combine during a unique period of English social change to create the Beloved Club we know today. All in the name of filling the empty coffers of the faltering cricket club...

If you move the "S" from the beginning to the end of that word then you'll find that it relates more to the other side of the A52. ?

I worked with and then took over from Tim when he retired from the local concrete company at Barton In the early 1980’s . 
He was a true gent , had plenty of Rams stories and opinions on the poor side we had at the time. Used to meet him periodically over the years until his death. 

I worked with and then took over from Tim when he retired from the local concrete company at Barton In the early 1980’s . 
He was a true gent , had plenty of Rams stories and opinions on the poor side we had at the time. Used to meet him periodically over the years until his death.