Foreveram

I was in the home end at Blackpool against florist in the playoff semifinal in 2010. I rang their ticket office for a seat in the home end but when I gave them my Nottinghamshire address they they said no. I told them I was a Derby season ticket holder and was trying to visit all the grounds. They rang Derby’s ticket office ( when there was actually people there answering the phone) and checked my number and sent me a ticket in the main stand where I watched wee billy suffer at the hands of DJ Campbell
 
 
 
 

Sale or return not pay up front and Derby should have tickets four weeks before fixtures (if we’ve bothered to order them at least five weeks before as rules state):
 
34.3.2 Clubs are required to sell tickets for their away matches if required to do so by the Home Club and similarly Home Clubs are required to supply tickets for their Home Matches to the Away Club for sale by the Away Club to its supporters if so requested by the Away Club. These tickets are to be made available on a sale or return basis and must be ordered by the Away Club at least five weeks before the League Match to which they relate. The Home Club must deliver those tickets to the Away Club at the latest four weeks before the League Match to which they relate. Where any match is arranged at shorter notice the above steps shall be taken as soon as is reasonably practicable. Visiting Supporters should also have the same opportunity to take advantage of pre-booking discounts that apply to home supporters.
34.3.3  For League Matches only, the Away Club shall be entitled to a commission representing 5 (five) per cent of the aggregate sales (exclusive of VAT) of tickets sold on behalf of the Home Club, unless otherwise agreed between the Clubs. The Away Club shall submit a VAT invoice, in respect of the commission due, to the Home Club within five working days of the date of the match taking place.

I was in the home end at Blackpool against florist in the playoff semifinal in 2010. I rang their ticket office for a seat in the home end but when I gave them my Nottinghamshire address they they said no. I told them I was a Derby season ticket holder and was trying to visit all the grounds. They rang Derby’s ticket office ( when there was actually people there answering the phone) and checked my number and sent me a ticket in the main stand where I watched wee billy suffer at the hands of DJ Campbell
 
 
 
 

I was in the home end at Blackpool against florist in the playoff semifinal in 2010. I rang their ticket office for a seat in the home end but when I gave them my Nottinghamshire address they they said no. I told them I was a Derby season ticket holder and was trying to visit all the grounds. They rang Derby’s ticket office ( when there was actually people there answering the phone) and checked my number and sent me a ticket in the main stand where I watched wee billy suffer at the hands of DJ Campbell
 
 
 
 

I was in the home end at Blackpool against florist in the playoff semifinal in 2010. I rang their ticket office for a seat in the home end but when I gave them my Nottinghamshire address they they said no. I told them I was a Derby season ticket holder and was trying to visit all the grounds. They rang Derby’s ticket office ( when there was actually people there answering the phone) and checked my number and sent me a ticket in the main stand where I watched wee billy suffer at the hands of DJ Campbell
 
 
 
 

I was in the home end at Blackpool against florist in the playoff semifinal in 2010. I rang their ticket office for a seat in the home end but when I gave them my Nottinghamshire address they they said no. I told them I was a Derby season ticket holder and was trying to visit all the grounds. They rang Derby’s ticket office ( when there was actually people there answering the phone) and checked my number and sent me a ticket in the main stand where I watched wee billy suffer at the hands of DJ Campbell
 
 
 
 

I was in the home end at Blackpool against florist in the playoff semifinal in 2010. I rang their ticket office for a seat in the home end but when I gave them my Nottinghamshire address they they said no. I told them I was a Derby season ticket holder and was trying to visit all the grounds. They rang Derby’s ticket office ( when there was actually people there answering the phone) and checked my number and sent me a ticket in the main stand where I watched wee billy suffer at the hands of DJ Campbell
 
 
 
 

I meant WBA guys sorry.

Half fan?

Living in Nottinghamshire a lot my mates were red dogs and on one occasion I thought it was a good idea to go with them and stand in the Trent end against Derby, I thought I was keeping a low profile till one of them wrote Derby fan in chalk on my back, mates eh. I was at old Trafford with my two sons on the day of the Hillsboro disaster in the days when you could just turn up and pay on the day . The away end was sold out so we ended up in the Utd end , word came through that some Liverpool fans had lost their lives and their fans were cheering which was pretty sickening. The England 5-1 game against Germany we were on holiday in Tenerife and there were quite a few Germans in the hotel who were not impressed when the DJ played dam busters over the tannoy. 
 
 

I think Lee Morris finest hour was scoring against the red dogs for Yeovil in the playoffs ?

No information whatsoever on their website ( sound familiar) not even for home fans. Guess they’ll do what everyone does, blame the builders.

I appreciate this whole situation must be massively frustrating for any Derby fan, myself included. 
However I have no idea of the discussions MM and the EFL are having. I also don't know how Mel is, or indeed what is driving his approach. 
I understand that much of their discussion will be subject to NDAs. 
So, whilst it is unpalatable for most of us that we don't know what might be going on behind the scenes, we must be patient and assume that those representing Derby County are acting in the best interests of the club. 
Imagine if you were doing your level best for the club, working long hours to try to get the best resolution for the club, only to find on social media that you are incompetent, greedy, a disgrace etc. 
All we can do, as supporters, is to support the players during this difficult period. After all, their effort and application have been laudable. 
 
 

So we now know what's what, 23 players of professional standing, 2 long term injuries = 25 players, Not allowed to sign anyone until the EFL get what they're after...which I asume is a big points deduction.
Now here's the rub, If i'd done the exact same as MM and I firmly believe i'd done nothing wrong...would I take on those at the EFL...you bet your life I would, I'd spend every penny I had in the law courts to prove my innocence, Once innocence has been proven then i'm off to the high court to screw the living daylights out of those who have besmirched my club and name, Is it possible to take the EFL to court...that I do not know, But i'm a vindictive so and so and I hold a grudge.
So MM if you are innocent in your mind...take em on, You have this old uns full support.

You beat me to it with this one, really could have scored eight without any exaggeration 

We may be chaotic. We may be realistic relegation candidates. We can't even buy tickets for the next game...but we're still above Forest.?

As was all seater stadiums.

And even all the games you haven’t been to?

I have fond memories of the Baseball Ground, saw us win the Championship there, but it was of its time. 
I love the views, facilities, ease of access and safety at Pride Park and wouldn't wish us to go back. There have been lots of great days at PP, and there will be lots more.

I've tried to tidy up the lads' work a little. Not exactly iambic pentameter though and the last line still needs work...
We don't need transfer embargos,
We don't need no cash controls,
No points deductions, relegations,
Hey Gibson, **** off and die you ****** motherless son of a  **** eating goat.

I get what you're saying, but Huddersfield have won 3 of the other 4 games that they've played, who tipped them to do what is irrelevant.

Me, my son and grandson will be cheering in the east stand. I said we would give my red dog neighbour across the street a lift to the match, didn’t say I’d bring him home though ?

Me, my son and grandson will be cheering in the east stand. I said we would give my red dog neighbour across the street a lift to the match, didn’t say I’d bring him home though ?

Me, my son and grandson will be cheering in the east stand. I said we would give my red dog neighbour across the street a lift to the match, didn’t say I’d bring him home though ?