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I know it isn't just Sheffield folk, but so far this season it has happened twice at Derby and it just happened to be both Sheffield clubs.

I couldn't give a flying fuck whether or you believe it or not, but like your reply, it's not clever launching shit into an area where there is a chance you could hit women or kids.

Poor performance today and lucky to come away with a point, Utd played well but didn't test Carson enough. What the fuck is it with twats turning up from Sheffield though? If you want a fight, head into town and visit the pubs and people will oblige and I have no problem with that. Just stop...

The club decided to only take an allocation 5,500 with it being a Friday night and £45 because they have to pay for any unsold tickets.

Mel Morris is looking after season ticket holders that want to go to manure and will pay a 3rd of the ticket price. From £45 to £30 for adults, good old Mel.

Grew up half a mile away from the Baseball ground and now live around 3 miles away from Pride Park.

Sold out 5,351.

We let you have it back occasionally.

I've been bouncing since the Bentner header.

Handing out flags! Do you think that was done by the club? We have a fans group called the 1884 group who raise money and spend their own time doing this kind of stuff. Mel Morris does occasionally chip in and match funds raised, but it is not down to the club.

The South stand at Derby is commonly known as the standing section. Some towards the front will sit, but the majority stand and the club are relaxed about it. We used to stand in the south east corner before they moved the away fans into there and the stewards used to walk up and down asking...

According to some forest fans, we only gave Pearson the job to stop him becoming their manager!!!

5th will make me happy as I wouldn't be able to get the night off work if the 2nd leg is at home.

No, we have enough crap songs without bothering with that one.

So, have you all reached an agreement on exactly who the biggest and smallest clubs are? :ffs:

Seen plenty and been involved in quite a bit late 70's early 80's but decided to grow up when the fines starting getting higher and they really clamped down by giving over the top prison sentences and banning orders.

We used to go in tranny vans loaded with ale or the football specials and you were guaranteed a welcoming committee wherever you were going. Places like Oldham, Lincoln and Grimsby were just as lively as the bigger clubs.

Away days were very lively back then, I didn't miss an away game in 6 years, been to 2 this season.

Yea make me feel old, I was 24 :gmc:

I seem to remember being in a crowd of around 10,000 Derby at yours in 87 when Gee scored.