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I'm not sure Ramalana is actually a Derby fan....John Hurt and Timothy Dalton? :laugh: Most Derby fans if asked would probably name Keiron Lee

The West (not South-West) stand and to a lesser degree the North stand would normally be OK provided you don't celebrate wildly, but for this game, unless you can be completely incognito, I really wouldn't advise it. The problem is not likely to be the regular fans who go every week but those...

Tim Brooke-Taylor. Saw him last time I went to the Amex.

I don't think that will be possible because the designated area has popular areas for home fans either side, so we're likely to have sold seats in the adjacent blocks. All other areas have home fans in them. Because the club have moved the away fans to the area that was 'trialled' against...

:blush: A few, but not as many as Leicester. Haven't counted them up, but I think we've missed at least half and we don't seem to have anyone who's that confident with them. Martin, Ward, Bryson, Russell and Sammon have all missed. If we'd converted them all, we'd have been a bit closer to...

Like other Derby posters, I think the OP must have been on a wind-up. I don't get any feelings of over-confidence or arrogance from the majority of Derby fans. I think we've just got confidence that, win or lose, the team will give 100% and battle all the way, like they have pretty much the...

I'm not looking for backing, just putting another viewpoint. If you're not interested in opposing views, don't read them or react to them. Mine are at least a bit more reasoned than the "ner, ner, ne ner, ner" type of post that we get from your fans on our forums.

Don't fret, I'll leave you alone with your bitter delusions VERY soon

Difficult to comment on the pull back cos the view from the SE end wasn't great - but it didn't affect the result did it? That's my point really.

If you open both eyes Keith you'll find the accuracy of your reports improves significantly

Look at the stats yourself if they're so important to you : 41% v 59% possession, 12 fouls each, 5.shots on target v 2. Hardly a procession was it?

Both of your goals. Barnes was offside when the ball was passed to him for the first and Orlandi should have been penalised for dangerous play (foot up on Keogh out on the left touchline) in the lead up to your second. Another set of officials on another day might have spotted them both.

Some of the opinions on this thread are so ridiculously one-sided I'm wondering if this is a spoof website? Some of you clearly don't know the laws of the game and how referees are instructed to interpret them now : for instance, a tackle from behind where the defender makes contact with the...

Funny, they think we kicked them off the pitch :laugh: We haven't played badly in most games, but we don't have a water-tight defence and we don't seem to create as many chances (or take them) as we do at home - too much fannying about at times. That said, Michael Jacobs has come into the team...

Cheers for the advice, I like a drop of Harveys and Dark Star so I'm looking forward to a few jars - the beer is probably the most reliable part of the day! :drink:

Morning all, Rams fan in peace. I noticed the queries about our away following and I'm sure some of the factors already mentioned are relevant - being able to pay on the day would probably encourage a few more to come because some fans can't plan in advance due to work, family stuff and so on -...