PendineRam

Why, they'd sort the EFL out! We'd be given a 20 point bonus!

Why, they'd sort the EFL out! We'd be given a 20 point bonus!

Wolseley 4/44, Dark Blue with silver bonnet and boot. Built like a tank, all leather interior! What a car! 

Imagine having the temerity to turn up at a game of a club he’s hoping to buy. Don’t know who he thinks he is.
Jesus wept, I sometimes think...nah never mind, if I get jumped on by a mod for a lighthearted pop at Lawrence at the Joiners it’ll be a ban for what I was going to post.
 

Very concerning if true,  and I don't doubt it. 
Well done SirBrian,  this needs to be public knowledge. You 

Very concerning if true,  and I don't doubt it. 
Well done SirBrian,  this needs to be public knowledge. You 

The EFL have already earmarked 6th for themselves. They'd have gone for top but that might have looked a bit fishy!! 

Let's hope want and do are the same thing! 

Having the original DCFC to watch and support. The survival of the true Rams means the survival of the true fan base means 'We will be back' wherever you heaps of dog poo dump us and........ we will not forget!! 

Most definitely! 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

A pint of 'olde bighead'! 
Put a good top on it! 

A pint of 'olde bighead'! 
Put a good top on it! 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Being a young gun on the popside in the sixties I loved the songs and camaraderie from that time especially when old Bighead started to get us going. I still sing them, to myself of course, even now.
We were in Division Two then,  of course, and one song particularly suited that time. It was sung to Nat King Cole's 'Daisy Bell',  I am sure many from that era remember it well.
'Daisy,  Daisy,  give us your answer do, 
We're half crazy oh for the love of you, 
It won't be a stylish marriage, we can't afford a carriage, 
But we'll look sweet upon the seat at the top of Division Two, Four, Six, Eight,
Who do we appreciate, 
D, E, R, B, Y,
Derby
followed by incessant clapping. 
God,  I must be getting old!
 
 

Presumably, all the people that claim to hate what happened to Citeh, will want nothing more to do with us, and not bother coming to games anymore.

Who's Chris Martinez? 

Nice to hear from you Ramrob.
Me and the missus had a week's break in Kessingland, nr Lowestoft last year, thoroughly enjoyed it. Nice beech, a Nature Reserve and very friendly locals. Plenty of walks for our 2 boxers. First time to Suffolk but looking forward to going to that neck of the woods again. 

I know it’s not in his make up, but if he could just give the fans a little gesture after a game that would cement the bond even further.
He’s already a legend, he could take us from L1 to the prem, money is of no interest to him so finishing a project is I feel higher up his list.
If he took us from L1 to the Prem I’d personally drive him to Manu if they came knocking.  
 
He’d totally deserve it.