Mihangel

You think 2 million quid is a disappointing fee for a League 1 player whom had a very bang average season and has a year left on their contract?
Does like playing for the ROI suddenly triple your value as a player nowadays

£2m plus this full back, happy with that - Knight is a player who had a decent season in League One but nothing special, that's a LOT of money for someone like him. 

I've seen people going only 2 million??
To put this in perspective Clowes bought Derby County all in for around 50 million, this would mean Knight for 2 million is 4% of the Football Clubs whole value, ground included. Take that in, 1 player for "pitiful!" 2 million has the same value as 4% of the whole Football Club.
Too many people pay attention to the Premier League and the insane transfers up there, where 2 million is peanuts but for us and where we are 2 million is a decent amount and should go far.
On a side note I'm actually happy we're selling players I though the Derby way was buy for millions and release on a free at the end of their contract.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Keeper- was great last season, so no need to change.
Central defence - looks stronger 
Wingbacks/FB - looks stronger/more suited
Midfield/wing  - was relatively decent last year, possibly still need upgrades for increased pace/creativity/goals/aggression.
Strikers - obviously down on last year. We have Sibley free to be a number 10 though.
Fr me, Knight, Bird, Hourihane, Rooney and the loans we had were all a bit similar and made our midfield a bit pedestrian. 
So, with Forsyth we have decent cover in 2 positions and we can't have everything.  I'm hoping a goal scorer/leader of the line as an improvement on Collins and some creativity in midfield.  And anyone going out to be replaced with a starter not a squad player.
Never felt so confident going into a season PW is getting us promoted. 
 

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Paul Warne will be learning what a needy, entitled bunch some Derby fans are. 
Fortunately, most of us don't have as much time on our hands as Ian J Redfern et al, and will be a bit more, well, chilled.

Fair enough.👍

Two things, what would your question have been, and why didn’t you ask it.

yeah. I remember seeing figures a while ago saying you can on average get around 1.4-1.6 people per seat with safe standing. 

And probably rolling their eyes so hard at these persistent, dumb questions. 

OK fair enough. There is a need to have some capacity available for walk ups. However as the stadium is not completely full each week, there is clearly enough. as I said I think they could usefully extend the South stand, I think demand outstrips supply there    

Interestingly, not too many appeared to have been put off by having PW as the manager.

Lets no muck about 
we’re F****** massive … end of story 
theres team in the prem that wont get that
itll blow anything in the championship aaat bar leeds and maybe the wendies. 
 
to get that level of support week in week out guaranteed for back to back seasons in the third tier
incredible simple as 
 

If checking everyone else's scores is that important to you then surely you'd be better off staying at home watching Soccer Saturday?