Henrycav81

All 3 promoted teams stayed up last season as much as I wanted forest to get relegated. Of the 3 teams that came up this season only Burnley had immediately bounced back to the premier league. 14 clubs out of the 20 currently in the premier league have at sometime played in the EFL since the premier leagues inception in 1992. Several of these clubs have in fact  played in leagues 1&2, Luton actually fell out of the EFL altogether should these teams have thought why bother or would you prefer our leagues to be like the USA and have no promotion or relegation. As much as it pains me to say it I’d love to swap positions with forest right now.

1. v forest 1983 won 2-0 so unexpected because we were really poor at the time also lots of animosity due to Peter Taylor being in charge of Derby against Clough’s forest. I was 17 at the time Derby was absolutely buzzing that night (pre getting checked for ID in pubs)
2. v Newcastle 1976 won QF 4-2 we were brilliant I was convinced we were going to win the cup that year
3. v Liverpool 1976 won 1-0 I think Roger Davies came off the bench to score a late winner, it was absolutely rammed my dad managed to get a 10 year me stood on the concrete block round the floodlights so I could see
4. v Sheffield United away 1986 won 1-0 Hindmarch (RIP) goal, we had a massive away following 
5. v forest away 2009 won 3-2 came back from 2 down to win replay and to cap it all Kris Commons scored the winner in front of the rams fans 
 
worst FA Cup experience losing semi final to United in 1976

1. v forest 1983 won 2-0 so unexpected because we were really poor at the time also lots of animosity due to Peter Taylor being in charge of Derby against Clough’s forest. I was 17 at the time Derby was absolutely buzzing that night (pre getting checked for ID in pubs)
2. v Newcastle 1976 won QF 4-2 we were brilliant I was convinced we were going to win the cup that year
3. v Liverpool 1976 won 1-0 I think Roger Davies came off the bench to score a late winner, it was absolutely rammed my dad managed to get a 10 year me stood on the concrete block round the floodlights so I could see
4. v Sheffield United away 1986 won 1-0 Hindmarch (RIP) goal, we had a massive away following 
5. v forest away 2009 won 3-2 came back from 2 down to win replay and to cap it all Kris Commons scored the winner in front of the rams fans 
 
worst FA Cup experience losing semi final to United in 1976

1. v forest 1983 won 2-0 so unexpected because we were really poor at the time also lots of animosity due to Peter Taylor being in charge of Derby against Clough’s forest. I was 17 at the time Derby was absolutely buzzing that night (pre getting checked for ID in pubs)
2. v Newcastle 1976 won QF 4-2 we were brilliant I was convinced we were going to win the cup that year
3. v Liverpool 1976 won 1-0 I think Roger Davies came off the bench to score a late winner, it was absolutely rammed my dad managed to get a 10 year me stood on the concrete block round the floodlights so I could see
4. v Sheffield United away 1986 won 1-0 Hindmarch (RIP) goal, we had a massive away following 
5. v forest away 2009 won 3-2 came back from 2 down to win replay and to cap it all Kris Commons scored the winner in front of the rams fans 
 
worst FA Cup experience losing semi final to United in 1976

If you met mucker you wouldn’t think he’d been to school 😀
He must’ve got one of his sisters to do his maths exam
we both went to Darwin and Henry Cav 
Mucker modelled is game on Billy Caskey 

2 school years I was same year as granty I was one of the younger ones in my year DOB 21/7/65

1. v forest 1983 won 2-0 so unexpected because we were really poor at the time also lots of animosity due to Peter Taylor being in charge of Derby against Clough’s forest. I was 17 at the time Derby was absolutely buzzing that night (pre getting checked for ID in pubs)
2. v Newcastle 1976 won QF 4-2 we were brilliant I was convinced we were going to win the cup that year
3. v Liverpool 1976 won 1-0 I think Roger Davies came off the bench to score a late winner, it was absolutely rammed my dad managed to get a 10 year me stood on the concrete block round the floodlights so I could see
4. v Sheffield United away 1986 won 1-0 Hindmarch (RIP) goal, we had a massive away following 
5. v forest away 2009 won 3-2 came back from 2 down to win replay and to cap it all Kris Commons scored the winner in front of the rams fans 
 
worst FA Cup experience losing semi final to United in 1976

1. v forest 1983 won 2-0 so unexpected because we were really poor at the time also lots of animosity due to Peter Taylor being in charge of Derby against Clough’s forest. I was 17 at the time Derby was absolutely buzzing that night (pre getting checked for ID in pubs)
2. v Newcastle 1976 won QF 4-2 we were brilliant I was convinced we were going to win the cup that year
3. v Liverpool 1976 won 1-0 I think Roger Davies came off the bench to score a late winner, it was absolutely rammed my dad managed to get a 10 year me stood on the concrete block round the floodlights so I could see
4. v Sheffield United away 1986 won 1-0 Hindmarch (RIP) goal, we had a massive away following 
5. v forest away 2009 won 3-2 came back from 2 down to win replay and to cap it all Kris Commons scored the winner in front of the rams fans 
 
worst FA Cup experience losing semi final to United in 1976

My early bird Derbyshire membership cost me £199, for that you get admittance to every form of cricket, you can also have 2 junior Membership’s (under 15) for free as well as 5 free day tickets (excluding T20). You also get 10% off any purchases at the ground, having said that it’s £6.50 a pint, but you can take your own beer in apart from T20 matches

Wow!
I’d say it was way too early in his tenure to come out with those sort of statements!
First off, there’s the whole stepping in to literally save the club from extinction. Then the EFL spending restrictions/mutually agreed business plans. 
Heck, in reality, it’s even (technically) too early to state that employing PW was a mistake, as he has neither succeeded or failed to achieve his target(s) thus far!
No idea what other “not good decisions” you may be referring to?  🤷‍♂️
… And your last statement infers DC has already been proven to have been a bad owner!
I repeat… “Wow”!  😲

I retired 3 years ago I’ve had a ticket since then
T20 tickets are around £20 about a fiver more for the Notts and Yorkshire games
you can buy a membership for just the T20 games I think they’re £89 you get 7 home games in T20

My early bird Derbyshire membership cost me £199, for that you get admittance to every form of cricket, you can also have 2 junior Membership’s (under 15) for free as well as 5 free day tickets (excluding T20). You also get 10% off any purchases at the ground, having said that it’s £6.50 a pint, but you can take your own beer in apart from T20 matches

Is that the Fiji version of the Hakka 

Is that the Fiji version of the Hakka 

ECB have got what they deserve in this tournament, they’ve neglected 50 over cricket internationally and domestically since the 2019 WC. 
We haven’t just lost 4 out of 5 we’ve been absolutely hammered in all 4 losses

The way the ECB have destroyed 50 over cricket in this country has been so efficient it is hard to believe it is not deliberate.
From Root’s comments it sounds like they are eyeing up T20 next. The sooner they realise no one else is interested in buying up their hundred rubbish the better. If the Blast goes then so do half the counties who rely on the income from it. 

Watching the latest shambles of the England 50 over side currently 85/5 against a struggling Sri Lanka side
what can you expect when we’ve turned our domestic 50 over competition into a second XI knockabout and we hardly play any ODI matches in comparison to other sides
also of the eleven starting today’s game nobody is under the age of 30

I thought that this time last year, didn’t quite go as I thought it would
on a other issue I see we are involved in the T20 blast off again at edgebaston on June 1st. I know we are probably being compensated but it looks like we’ll be giving up a home fixture again. 

I'm surprised none of it's rubbed off 😁

At least the best teams still play each other in football whilst boxers can make more money without taking risky fights very rarely do you get the top fighters going head to head. I’ve just watched Hagler v Hearns on sky boxing classics what a scrap that was, I remember listening to it on the radio while I was on a night shift at Royce’s can’t believe it was nearly 40 years ago 

John Robertson 

Chris Martins number plate is TUB13 Y

Mason Bennett or Tom Lawrence was Keogh in the back

John Robertson 

John Robertson