Ramrob

What a ducking team!
Duck the Thompson bashers!
Duck the Plange haters!
Alllez Allez Allez 

Tonight just epitomised everything.
Magnificent.

Just when i thought i'd lost that last little bit of hope they pull this out of the bag. Magnificent performance - well done lads!

9 academy players tonight, against £180m Fulham.
Magnificent.

That ref was desperate for Fulham to win it, Jobi Mcanuff had to severely backtrack after claiming Fulham would come and steamroller over us. 
Sky, the ref and the EFL we’re utterly desperate to see Fulham celebrating promotion on our pitch tonight. . . 
duck you, sincerely from all at Derby County. Hope your journey back is a ******* miserable one!

Unbelievable. Fantastic. Superb. Brilliant. Magnificent. 

Felt a bit like we gave one up the Harris to the efl and sky. COYR

I'm traveling back for the last game of the season..can't miss that one as a celebration of a miraculous season..

Proud ???

Paul Parker?

Beautiful shirt and great use of our original colours on the trim. 
As much as I like our current black and white, I wouldn't be against seeing a return of the dark blue with red numbers! ?

I still have my Cambridge United away League Cup programme with Trevor's blood dripped on the page as i got all the teams autographs after the match

Beautiful shirt and great use of our original colours on the trim. 
As much as I like our current black and white, I wouldn't be against seeing a return of the dark blue with red numbers! ?

Beautiful shirt and great use of our original colours on the trim. 
As much as I like our current black and white, I wouldn't be against seeing a return of the dark blue with red numbers! ?

In the sense that he did neither for us, he is equally gifted.

Steve Cherry was a good keeper but will always be remembered for that clanger v Plymouth in the FA cup, great Patrick shirt.

1989/90 season, shirt worn by Paul Goddard, nice use of the yellow and blue again, a team that included Shilton, Wight, McMinn and Saunders

Paul Kitson, leading scorer 1992/93 for the rams, lovely shirt with Umbro detail woven into the fabric, played 64 competitive matches that season and seven consecutive away wins ! #SaveDerbyCounty #dcfcfans

The greatest player of my generation! Our Kevin Hector,  Never been another one since, brought the Popside to life ! Bobby Davison, 

A shirt put together and signed by my mate Jon Davidson the Kit man, if we make it this will be a very special memento of what a season 2021/22 has been, if we don’t then what a memento it will be of what a season 2021/22 was !
We fight till the end !

Johnnie Jackson?

Still love the fact that in 1989 whilst not winning our POTY Shilts finished 5th in the Ballon d'Or
 

Happy Birthday B4! Thanks for your lovely optimistic posts. They are a real tonic!
Hope that the next year brings lots of good things your way.

RIP - Jamie...
 
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/derby-news/ex-derby-county-footballer-dies-6938967
The sister of a former Derby County player says she has been left heartbroken after he died following a short illness. Jamie Vincent died aged 46 after being diagnosed with a rare heart condition.
The former defender also played for Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Portsmouth and Swindon Town. But his sister Lisa Clarkson said he always put his family first.
Lisa, who lives in Burton, has now told how Jamie's family have been left devastated by his death as he leaves behind three children. Speaking to StaffordshireLive, she said she misses her younger brother.
Lisa said: "He was a very charming, very popular person. He was incredibly kind and very generous. But he was also a joker who would make you laugh.
"His sense of humour was amazing and he was such good company. I remember when it was my sister Sharon's 40th birthday. Sharon hated any kind of attention so she had said that she didn't want anything special. On the night, he turned up at her house wearing a Mexican outfit with a fake moustache.
"She didn't recognise him and thought it was a strippergram. She ran back indoors yelling. I think that sums up what kind of person he was."
Jamie made more than 500 appearances for 11 clubs across his 19-year playing career. He began his playing days with Palace before moving to Bournemouth where he played more than 100 times.
After spells with Huddersfield Town, Portsmouth, Wallsall, Derby, Millwall and Yeovil, the left back moved to Swindon Town. He helped the Robins win promotion to League One in 2007.
Lisa was with Jamie at his mother's home near Croydon when he died earlier this year. She says she was "heartbroken" when it happened.
Bill Curry
 

50 years ago this year. Were you there? Come down to Mickleover Sports Football Club, Saturday 16th April and see  some great memorabilia from the time, plus loads more fabulous items from Derby County's glorious history. 10.30-2.00