The Rams have defeated Man U 1-0.
We all knew this was going to happen.
Rams vs Spurs/Burnley in the final , what a game.
Derby V Man U
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Who the **** are Man U ! hahahahahahah
WE ARE DERBY SUPER DERBY, THE MIGHTY DERBY RAMS !
What a strike by Commons GOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLL
WE ARE DERBY SUPER DERBY, THE MIGHTY DERBY RAMS !
What a strike by Commons GOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLL
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Even though he wasn't in charge last night...but "Clough the Magic Dragon!"
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Ohh and well done to David Lowe, who I believe managed the team ! 1 game, 1 win ! 
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eyeofthetiger wrote:The Rams have defeated Man U 1-0.
We all knew this was going to happen.
Rams vs Spurs/Burnley in the final , what a game.
Well the match against Chelsea on Sunday has more importance than the Carling cup and you can see by the side Sir Alex put on the park. Man U can certainly win the Carling Cup if they wanted to, let's just wait and see what happens in the return leg.
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eyeofthetiger wrote:The Rams have defeated Man U 1-0.
We all knew this was going to happen.
Rams vs Spurs/Burnley in the final , what a game.
1-0 isn't much to take to Old Trafford EOTT! Fairly tricky away leg coming up. All credit where it's due though. The "Mighty Rams" deserve their moment. After the horrors that was the prem for them last term, this would put a smile on quite a few faces I'm sure. Love your passion Jabber!!! It's what makes this such a great game. Along with goals like Commons'!
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The Jack wrote:1-0 isn't much to take to Old Trafford EOTT! Fairly tricky away leg coming up. All credit where it's due though. The "Mighty Rams" deserve their moment. After the horrors that was the prem for them last term, this would put a smile on quite a few faces I'm sure. Love your passion Jabber!!! It's what makes this such a great game. Along with goals like Commons'!
Gotta enjoy it hey Jack ! We'll get thumped away (hope not) but hey who knows !!
That goal was a cracker though ! Absolute cracker !
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Still need to get a result at Old Trafford but well done to Derby.
United were pretty ordinary apparently but we have much bigger fish to fry this week against Chelsea.
It wouldn't bother me if Derby got a draw or something at OT and then won the Cup... that's what the league cup should be for. The smaller clubs can win this one.
United were pretty ordinary apparently but we have much bigger fish to fry this week against Chelsea.
It wouldn't bother me if Derby got a draw or something at OT and then won the Cup... that's what the league cup should be for. The smaller clubs can win this one.
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SJABC wrote:Who the f*** are Man U ! hahahahahahah
WE ARE DERBY SUPER DERBY, THE MIGHTY DERBY RAMS !
What a strike by Commons GOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLL
Chris Commons has always been a quality striker of the ball. Was a star at Forest
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johntheclaret wrote:Chris Commons has always been a quality striker of the ball. Was a star at Forest
When he came to Derby they took him out the back and beat all the shite out of him.....
He's clean now
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johntheclaret wrote:Chris Commons has always been a quality striker of the ball. Was a star at Forest
The ball doesn't spin at all - you can almost read the maker's name.
In the words of Kevin Keegan - I will love it if he hits one like that against Forest in the Cup, love it.
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