Ram1988

Wellman may be able to help 🤣

Me, I don't get past a semi these days.....

Errrm, both feet off the ground and a perfect volley, remember that ? . How many games did he have. ? Ebou will score goals from midfield. Maybe not Brysonesque in numbers but a serious and improving  threat

I think he's a shout because he was brought up around Derby, although he was born in Canada. He probably has family and friends in the area.

Our sqaud is too thin before we let players go on a free or on the cheap. I think Sonny could do a job in the championship and we may need his physicality in the air.

Been told Sibley is looking unlikely, apparently wants a pay rise. Heard Rotherham is where he could be off to 

Adams only that one goal last season, but he's had a number of goal bound shots blocked by excellent defending. 
He seems to have good technique and could have easily ended with 4 or 5 goals to his name. None of his attempts were corner flag jobs, all had pace and accuracy.
A bit of rub of the green and I could see him with 8 to 10 goals over a season.

Think Bradley gets a lot more than hate than neccessary because of his poor start. He was brilliant in a lot of games in the run in. He’s obviously an amazing lad to have around as he came second in the votes for captain last year by the players after only being there a few weeks. He’s an animal in both boxes and would be a superb option of the bench. Wouldn’t want him starting every game but I’m sure he’s definitely good enough to play in the championship.

Tough start bradley had and that’s why the hate continues, people won’t change their opinions now, he was a stand out for most of our remaining fixtures

Hopefully the most solid rumour is people have seen Daniel Iversen at Moor Farm.

Hopefully the most solid rumour is people have seen Daniel Iversen at Moor Farm.

How is "throwing money at it" the same as "running the club responsibly"?
And does anyone think that David Clowes "lacks ambition"? He's probably just a bit more patient in pursuit of it than some disastrous owners and some fans are.

I agree. He for me would be a upgrade on Korey Smith and has only this season played Premiership football. His connection to the city will help us attract him to the club which we may otherwise not be able to do.
Not sure why. Or if the two signings are even related.

I would rather Ben as well but they are different players so we could potentially get both.

Hopefully!
He would be a perfect signing. Local lad, championship experience, within the right age portfolio and a versatile player.

Hopefully!
He would be a perfect signing. Local lad, championship experience, within the right age portfolio and a versatile player.

Hopefully!
He would be a perfect signing. Local lad, championship experience, within the right age portfolio and a versatile player.

Hopefully!
He would be a perfect signing. Local lad, championship experience, within the right age portfolio and a versatile player.

Hopefully!
He would be a perfect signing. Local lad, championship experience, within the right age portfolio and a versatile player.

Players are starting to be shown round moor farm, heard a few rumours but no concrete names

I would disagree
I doubt there are many cities in the UK that aren't multi-cultural since the 1970s. They aren't all dumps. So you must be making a false correlation
And in Europe? I spent a week in Malmo last month, supposedly one of the most multi-cultural cities in Sweden and it was lovely. We stayed in Rosengard too, so it wasn't like we were shielded from the multi-cultural areas
If a city is a dump it's far more likely because of under investment and lack of long-term planning. There is probably a much stronger correlation between somewhere being a dump and poverty levels (and also quite likely a handful of very very rich property owners laughing all the way to the bank)

I watched a programme about North Philadelphia USA last night...fcuking wow...Derby is a Paradise compared to that place, My council tax goes to South Derby's district council, I use all Derby City Council facilities 😊 
Derby is just a little tired looking, City council planning is now more focussed on building multi story blocks of apartments to pull the cash in, An eyesore...imo is the one on Victoria street so so out of place, The one on Gower street is a tip, The old DRI where there's a new development are being snapped up by buyers so they can let them, Already complaints of owners/tenants at loggerheads.
Green lane has gone down hill if you walk from the top of it 😁 drug users at the top of it, Empty shops at the bottom, Saint Peter's street to Irongate is the main thoroughfare you cant help but notice the beer swillers on the benches opposite East street.
No Derby is no sh!t hole far from it.
“You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time”      
 

I hate these lists. 
One list of the 15 most beautiful cities to visit in the UK actually includes Nottingham, but doesn’t include Chester, my home town. 
Chester was recently voted the prettiest city in the WORLD, ahead of Venice. 
Derby has plenty to offer, trust me. 

Firstly, this thread really shouldn’t be on the Derby County page. Can we move it please?
Secondly, they surveyed just short of 4,000 people. Not a bad sample size but how many of those actually stayed in Derby and also stayed in a number of the other towns and cities in order to contrast and compare? I’ve been to Bruges and might score it something like 8 out of 10. Someone else might have been to Vienna (I’ve never been to Vienna and they’ve never been to Bruges) and score it 9 out of 10. That doesn’t automatically mean Vienna is nicer than Bruges. Even asking the local residents is a bit of a waste of time. I think Tamworth town centre is a bit of a dump (not that I go in very often) which it is apart from the castle but I can’t say it’s worse than anywhere else - it’s the only town I’ve lived in for the past 30 odd years.
Finally, there doesn’t seem to be any scale for the ranking (as far as I can see). Maybe the margins are very narrow and therefore the rankings are misleading.

Nonsense article. Many ex players still live in the area despite leaving the club, so it can't be too bad can it?
Also Nottingham and Leicester aren't great places to live and they don't have a problem attracting players do they?