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According to WhoScored he lost 1 in 3 of them https://www.whoscored.com/Players/369971/Show/Leo-%C3%98stigard This kind of foaming reaction to what was a very measured opening post shows how warped people’s ideas of some players are. Ostigard is a good, promising player who finished the season...

I can't imagine he's still on the same contract after he retired from playing.

Taxi for Rob?

Had no idea Derby haven't sold a single season ticket yet - what on earth is going on there?

Love to get together with my woke friends after the BLM meeting and talk about the dressage competition

Jesus, that statement is cowardly. If they want to come out and support him, why not just say it?

I was unironically gutted when the Jarni thing didn't work out. He probably would have been an upgrade on Froggatt.

Rooney was a dreadful appointment from the start and is now watching his managerial career implode - he'll surely never get another manager's job in this country once the inevitable comes here. Derby deserve everything that's coming to them.

Classic (Piers) Corbyn-lover response! Nah that’s fair enough. I don’t really see compulsory vaccination as directly comparable to something like compulsory ID cards, but that’s a whole different argument. I was honestly surprised by how many vaccines are already mandatory in places like...

Were you upset at the idea of mandatory vaccines for schoolkids at the time? Or have you changed your mind since all the recent protests you’ve been following?

Who said it? (No Googling)

Is it definitely a return ticket? The return journey isn't mentioned anywhere...

Always fun when people try to claim there's a media conspiracy to withhold an interview, even better when it's an interview that literally has Sky News written all over it.

Always a sign of a healthy debate when someone goes for "Your mum was only hospitalized, so relax"

Lee Mills

(Very much so, btw)

We signed him to sit on the bench, which either of our academy keepers could have done. Camp was available at the drop of a hat if we did lose another keeper. Even if it was a mostly pay-to-play deal, I maintain it was a dumb use of resources.

Signing another first team keeper after already signing Moore sounds dumb, but hey, we signed Lee Camp for no reason last year, why not?

Probably a little less. I think there's a fairly unique challenge/opportunity in tempting fans back after such a long absence, and lower walk-up prices would help with that. But I don't have a huge problem with the pricing structure as it stands - it's fairly conventional by the standards of...

So three walkup sales lost (-£90), plus one more season ticket sold (+£375) = £285 net gain and two more empty seats in the ground. Sums up the club's ticket strategy pretty nicely I'd say.