Ram Logan Josh

I suffer a bit with the current away history groupings. I live in North Somerset. In previous seasons I could get to Bristol City, Cardiff City, Reading and Aston Villa without too much trouble. And a couple of visits to PP too.  Always had to wait for general sale, but with a bigger away allocations at bigger grounds, never had a problem getting tickets as long as I was quick off the mark.
That list of previous away venues is only 4 though, so I don't make it to the 5+ group.  I was looking forwards to Bristol Rovers, Cheltenham, FGR and maybe Exeter this season, but due to the smaller grounds and hence allocations none (perhaps Exeter might), have made general sale.
I have a secret agent getting me a Bristol Rovers ticket for the 'home' end. Not the same of course, but that will have to do for this season 🤷‍♂️

Well I’m not a time traveller. 
 
According to you nobody can predict what might happen in the future because they don’t have any evidence. 

Wildsmith 
      Rooney       Cashin      Forsyth
Knight         Smith    Bird (C)           Roberts 
                  Sibley         Dobbin    
                        Mcgoldrick 
Subs- McGee, Chester, Hourihane, White, NML, Barkhuizen, Collins 
- Actually think the 3 at the back worked quite well as a system against Ipswich once we’d settled into the game, just felt the personnel was wrong. Get Knight as a wing at wing back to provide energy, NML’s clearly knackered and Knight’s best form this season was arguably playing right back, think Roberts did a good job on the left against Ipswich, he’s been our best player recently.
- Use Sibley and Dobbin as 2 10’s playing off Mcgoldrick, a number of teams play multiple number 10’s now, Sibley and Dobbin provide energy and are willing to take players on and try things, even if it doesn’t always come off. Let the wing backs provide the width and allow the 10’s to create problems in the middle.
- We need to score early, if we get to half time at 0-0 I’d worry, teams know they can beat us second half if they change tactically at half time, we don’t adapt well.
                        

No that was it apart from one sub appearance previously.

No, think it was just the one. That was enough

It’s certainly going to be out of the frying pan into the fire on Saturday.

Ah to live back up North!  I get funny looks for calling it dinner time and tea time.  Down here in the South West it's lunch time then dinner time.  If we're having friends round for a meal in the evening, dinner (tea to you and me) mysteriously becomes supper!

To misquote Peter Kay, I thought supper was a couple of digestive biscuits and a cup of cocoa before bed!

Smith will indeed be wild if PW puts him in goal 😂
Joking aside, I would replace White with Sibley but otherwise I rather like your lineup.

Thinking of going to Bristol Rovers. Not been to Eastville for donkeys years. 

I agree, awful, he acted like we were still under embargo

This has been my experience too!
Constant adverts on TV to get checked out yet the medical profession is reluctant.
I was asked to speak to a doctor and because I had no symptoms they wouldn’t give me a test.
I may end up going private.
Good luck DGB and to all those who have, or think they might have, this disease.
 

The PSA test is reputed to be such a sledgehammer and give so many false positives that it seems to be widely disregarded by GP practices in this area.
I asked my GP for a test shortly after my 60th. He was really reluctant as I was asymptomatic.  I said no matter how unreliable the test is, surely having a base level to compare with in the future was worthwhile?  He eventually relented and I was relieved my test results came back at 1.8.  A friend of ours was at over 400!
 

I think you only missed out on my joke about rear entrance arrangements.
I have had a few prostate examinations myself. I was once called back by the Uroligist which was a concern, but he quickly put me at ease as he as he only wanted to get his wristwatch back.

I haven't heard any sexist language towards the birds who sit near me. 

The only possible additional option, which would need some well defined rules applied, is to recognise where ST holders live, or even supporters with a minimum prescribed purchase history (we all have individual fan IDs) that shows they are genuine, that live within say 20 miles (this number is just for an example, could be 40, 30, 10 whatever) of where the away game is at, set some of the tickets aside, which they do every game as it is for club officials/players it seems and let them apply for them. 
I would hate to miss out on attending a game closest to where I live to watch my club if I made huge sacrifices to be able to get to as many home games as possible,  I don't think this would even be large numbers, a few dozen at most, but would recognise / reward those that live far away from PP but still go without any noticeable affect on the 'privileged' that generally live close to Derby and therefore have the easiest journeys to all away games and therefore is easier to get to them if they can get tickets.
To clarify, easiest to get to from Derby is based on a combination of things, road and rail network with being central and we are likely to be the center of the Football league ,(average distance to all other grds) as we were in the 80's when one of the Football magazines did an article on why 3rd division Derby were in top 10 of best supported clubs away from home, rubbing shoulders with the so called 'big boys', Liverpool, Manure etc .... if memory serves, I think we were 5th highest average in 85-86, the promotion year.
 

I have to blur the tickets in case @David is after my QR code again 

I think that was a brilliant transfer window. None of our talented young players (Cashin, Knight etc) left. There was a late rumour about Cashin and Bournemouth but fortunately nothing came of it.

January Window.
We’ve managed to keep hold of our young talent in Knight, Bird, Sibley & Cashin.
Dobbin & Roberts, no recall, looks like they’re hopefully here till the end of the season.
Springett from Norwich & the goalie from FGR added to the squad before deadline day.
The latest loan, this lad from Spurs who seems to be able to play anywhere full back, wing half, inside left, inside right, outside left and outside right!?
 
…………taking into consideration our financial situation it’s been a blooming good window.

Here are some from earlier in this thread:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
There were also some "the next Nigel Pearson" early on that I should have copied in.

Name me a year this side of the millennium where this hasn’t happened to Derby chasing promotion.
Billy Davies season went from 1st to 3rd
McClaren 2013/14 fell off automatics with 1 win in 7 (with that 2-0 loss at Burnley)
McClaren 2014/15 two wins in last 12 games went from 1st to 8th
Clement got sacked in 2015/16 after 1 win in 7, went from 2nd to 5th
In 2016/17 we started awfully, McClaren came back and we were in the top six then a winless run of 7 games and he was sacked.
2017/18 - We were 2nd under Rowett behind Wolves, big drop off with a 1-4 loss to Sunderland, finished 6th.
2018/19 - Going strong under Lampard, Mount gets injured and we win just one in 9 games after New Year.
If anyone does 2nd half of the season drop offs, it’s Derby.

Perhaps you'd like to list those other players from lg1 who made the Polish world cup squad then.

So do I. he's the real slim shady ?

Claude Davis has got to be up there 

This ought to do the trick:
Still brings me out in goosebumps...