Kathcairns

Wasn't Rooney's biggest fan, even a week or so ago. But to see the crap that he's been dealt with during pre season with no funds, inability to bring in transfers and an owner who doesn't want to be there, I'm starting to warm to him and what he's about. You can see his desire to succeed and I do think he is doing all he can to bring Derby out of the mire we're in.
He's assembling what could be a fairly competitive squad and managed to pull a team together today that produced a result without having played together. Huddersfield aren't the strongest side in the division but you have to play what's in front of you. 
He's got some games to win before he proves himself as manager but Im routing for him.

This is the fella who reminisced about Arsenal catastrophically losing to a Derby team who had been in the relegation zone all season during the 88-89 title win.  I believe we finished 5th and comfortably did the double over them that year . Numpty

I think you are both being a bit disingenuous here. I read that, and align that with all the noises Rooney has made lately, trying to prove he is committed to this club. I take this as a sign of positive intent, albeit whether he has what it takes to be successful is another issue completely, I think what he's saying is he's here for the long haul and not going to snake away and distance himself from potential faiilure.

Arguably MOTM yesterday and people still bashing Roos, both on here and on Twitter. Why focus on the keeper who couldn't really do much and not the awful defending from set pieces? 

Here we go again ?‍♂️
 
if he had come for it and missed everyone would be slating him. It was a great ball in.
His positioning wasn’t that bad and after the header it’s pure luck where it ends up.

Roos played excellent yesterday no way was that his fault in any way for the goal , great delivery, great powerful header

It was an excellent delivery. Roos would have looked a complete dummy if he had tried to reach it before their player. The defence left plenty to desire, but Roos certainly wasn't at fault in my opinion.

Lets be right Roos had a good game again yesterday i am not convinced he should have came out i am more concerned that probably the most dangerous cb in the division in terms of scoring headers was unmarked.

It was a good ball in, I'm looking at the defenders over Roos there

Get real. It was a great ball in. At pace. The scorer is 6’5” and is running forward to jump. Correctly placed and executed, there is nothing anyone could do about it. 

Because ‘WeMbLeY’
He could be in the championship team of the year and it wouldn’t be enough for a lot of our fans.
some people need to realise we are a mid table championship team… he’s more than good enough for where we are at the minute. 

I'll definitely be there supporting the players....playing is all they are responsible for and deserve our backing 

This weekend the eyes of the football world will be on the Rams. Absolutely no point in turning up to protest - that would just be a huge shot in the foot. The situation is what it is. Let's turn up, cheer and support WR and the players. 3 points from a win will give the players a huge boost; siege mentality, fans behind them, nothing to lose. We're in this together. If you can keep your head when all about are losing theirs and blaming it on you...

If Mel is unhappy with expensive signings been sat on the bench why has the recruitment side not been shaken up ? Mcclaren’s son is still there ?

We really are in a perilous state and I’ll be very interested in @David’s write up. Many thanks for going, David, and you don’t deserve any of the abuse you’re apparently getting.
I love this club. I loved it before Mel and I’ll love it once he’s gone. Same with Rooney. As long as there’s still a club to support, I’ll support it. I think the same applies to all reasonable Rams fans. 

I would personally like to thank you for accepting the invitation (on our behalf) and taking the time to travel to PP today to attend this evenings meeting.
We all look forward to reading the notes when you get round to posting them on here.
 
The fact you are being subjected to abuse by keyboard warriors is astounding and sadly a sign of the times that we are living in. However, please consider that the ignorant, vile and noisy minority do not speak for me and the vast majority on here either.
COYR ? ??????
 

The Punjabi Rams have done a better job of communicating with us fans than the club have that is for sure. Let's see what tomorrow brings and what comes out including regarding investment/a take over.

I agree. This isn't David's mess and people shouldn't take the frustration out on him.
I appreciate @David and the Punjabi Rams going for us fans and sharing what they can, when they can.

Thankyou for attending this evening David try not to worry about the mindless morons that gave you grief on twitter showing there true colours means you can block them.
I'd like to think the majority on here are grateful for you attending this evening its not like its just around the corner either so well done .

The crowds were much lower at times during the 80s and 90s and believe me, even though the quality has been at much worse levels, it was much more enjoyable than being in the presence of some of the entitled idiots that 'support' us today.
I actually quite look forward to crowd numbers dropping to Nigel Clough era levels when you know that the fans there actually want to get behind the team.

Exactly,I've missed the routine and spending time with my son (who is now at uni) and just the whole experience of it.
If i wanted to be a sheep and not a ram,i could have had an easy life following Man city or Liverpool bit i never wanted that,i wanted to follow my county's team,my team,for better or worse!

Thats approximately 30% more than I pay for my season ticket. 
Think my ticket has gone up possibly £150 in the 25 years we have been at Pride Park.

The vast majority of season tickets are not that price at Pride Park. 

I'd support Derby and have a ST in the Conference North, and it would be every bit as much worth it as a season in the Prem. It's about the support, not the 'product'.

Give him your money?
You do realise he is putting £x £x million of his own money into the club to keep it afloat. 
Do you think not putting your money in is going to help improve the squad that you think is already underfunded?