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  • Birthday 04/01/1970

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  1. There will some news very soon πŸ‘πŸ
  2. I’ve sent a pm to @admira πŸ‘
  3. Probably a bit shy of where it should have been
  4. No it was good to see though wasn’t it, it was @Quangy s dad with some of their great collection.
  5. The ball from that famous night, it was given to Jim Walker by his captain Dave McKay for a man of the match performance! a real piece of our history! The night the Clough and Taylor journey really began !
  6. β€œWe talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." RIP Brian Howard Clough !
  7. not to be confused with the one for this Ram, RIP Gary & Yogi !
  8. It was nice for the book to be recognised as a support for this seasons kits, for me it was a personal goal achieved for the club to use our original colours from 1884, it is a history of our colours from 1884 to 2023, full of interesting facts and information plus of course many of the shirts. You can get a copy here ⬇️ https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1727616618
  9. Might see it before then πŸ‘
  10. Yes good to get the colours back, it was the book project rather than heritage, a number of key areas unlocked through the research which was fascinating along the way, jason shardlow and Andy Ellis, also peter Seddon, I personally think it could have been a lot bolder as it’s a nod to the past, as for the blue shorts we will see, would be nice for the home kit but will do for an away day venture ? Who knows ?πŸ˜‰
  11. No the badge on the 1884 shirt is the Derbyshire FA badge, there were four teams based in Derby, Derby county were the newest, if you were good you got to represent Derbyshire who would play against other regional teams, you were permitted to wear the badge on your Derbyshire fa league team shirt, remember there was no football league in those days, seen here on the first team photo.
  12. Looks familiar πŸ‘€ im proud to have been involved in getting it reintroduced from our very first colours, obviously not a favourite with the flat earthers but who asked πŸ˜‚ πŸ€ŽπŸ’›πŸ’š
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