OT- Richard Keogh 21:01 - Jan 25 with 5925 views | Watford_Ranger | No we aren't signing Sir Richard of Zamora. The bloke looks a cart horse every time I see him play but has played regularly for Derby for years and Ireland too. A comedy own goal and given away a penalty tonight already. Can anyone who watches more Championship football than me explain what he's meant to be good at? | | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:03 - Jan 25 with 5913 views | billericaydicky | Was thinking the same thing Watford - having a mare tonight and Derby have imploded having dominated the first half. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:11 - Jan 25 with 5881 views | daveB | Derby's annual throwing away of promotion is gaining pace again, amount they have spent in last few years they should walk this league | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:18 - Jan 25 with 5824 views | FredManRave |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:11 - Jan 25 by daveB | Derby's annual throwing away of promotion is gaining pace again, amount they have spent in last few years they should walk this league |
Even more so now they've got a "Dream" manager. Maybe they're the opposite of too good to go down?! | |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 21:21 - Jan 25 with 5819 views | Bushman | How come Bobby Zamorra scores for fun know? Just asking?! | |
| I know almost nothing about the Premier League even though I try to catch the big games every now and then at the end of the season. But I will say this, Queens Park Rangers is just a fukking sick ass team name. Just sounds so cool. |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 21:30 - Jan 25 with 5767 views | Watford_Ranger |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:21 - Jan 25 by Bushman | How come Bobby Zamorra scores for fun know? Just asking?! |
Not knocking it but they all seem to be open goals after a keeper saves it or it hits the post. You have to be in the right place and all that but I think he's been a bit lucky. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:36 - Jan 25 with 5729 views | TacticalR |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:11 - Jan 25 by daveB | Derby's annual throwing away of promotion is gaining pace again, amount they have spent in last few years they should walk this league |
I wonder if it's going to be one of those seasons when whichever side gets to the top of the table immediately starts wobbling? It's already happened to Brighton and now Middlesbrough have lost two in a row. | |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 21:42 - Jan 25 with 5695 views | Northernr | Same conversation in the living room here tonight. Literally every time I see him he's absolutely horrendous, but gets picked every week. Watched them at Wolves last year where he and Lee Grant contrived to concede a goal between them with no Wolves players in the shot. That was something else tonight. Has his body completely 180 degrees the wrong way round to address the first cross which he plants firmly into the corner of the net having not looked at the ball, the net or Gray once. Second, decides to just stick his leg out there for a bit of a stretch. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:54 - Jan 25 with 5635 views | daveB |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:36 - Jan 25 by TacticalR | I wonder if it's going to be one of those seasons when whichever side gets to the top of the table immediately starts wobbling? It's already happened to Brighton and now Middlesbrough have lost two in a row. |
I think Hull and Burnley will take some stopping, they have the best squads | | | | Login to get fewer ads
OT- Richard Keogh on 23:01 - Jan 25 with 5478 views | DejR_vu |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:11 - Jan 25 by daveB | Derby's annual throwing away of promotion is gaining pace again, amount they have spent in last few years they should walk this league |
Clement was publicly laying in to his squad a few games ago, basically saying they were lazy and their performance was unacceptable (he'd have loved it here). Wouldn't surprise me if the wheels come off second half of the season. | |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 00:24 - Jan 26 with 5368 views | ozexile | I'm usually pretty harsh on our team anyway but watching burnley tonight they looked so organised. Players moving into space, opening the body up when the ball is controlled. Knowing where other players will be etc. I watch us play and it's completely random. Our players very rarely run into space. Very rarely control the ball properly. Towards the end of Saturdays game we're pumping long balls to hoilett whilst polter is watching proceedings. Burnley kept the ball tonight and were moving derby around and out of position. We seem to pass the ball around purely cause no one wants to take any responsibility. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 00:40 - Jan 26 with 5350 views | WilloW4 |
OT- Richard Keogh on 23:01 - Jan 25 by DejR_vu | Clement was publicly laying in to his squad a few games ago, basically saying they were lazy and their performance was unacceptable (he'd have loved it here). Wouldn't surprise me if the wheels come off second half of the season. |
..(he'd have loved it here .)..... Brilliant.!!!ðŸ‘. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 08:09 - Jan 26 with 5219 views | Vish |
OT- Richard Keogh on 00:24 - Jan 26 by ozexile | I'm usually pretty harsh on our team anyway but watching burnley tonight they looked so organised. Players moving into space, opening the body up when the ball is controlled. Knowing where other players will be etc. I watch us play and it's completely random. Our players very rarely run into space. Very rarely control the ball properly. Towards the end of Saturdays game we're pumping long balls to hoilett whilst polter is watching proceedings. Burnley kept the ball tonight and were moving derby around and out of position. We seem to pass the ball around purely cause no one wants to take any responsibility. |
The joys of the right recruits, consistent team and consistent manager. They basically had a plan should they be relegated from the Premier League and are possibly stronger for it. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 08:54 - Jan 26 with 5154 views | BrianMcCarthy |
OT- Richard Keogh on 00:24 - Jan 26 by ozexile | I'm usually pretty harsh on our team anyway but watching burnley tonight they looked so organised. Players moving into space, opening the body up when the ball is controlled. Knowing where other players will be etc. I watch us play and it's completely random. Our players very rarely run into space. Very rarely control the ball properly. Towards the end of Saturdays game we're pumping long balls to hoilett whilst polter is watching proceedings. Burnley kept the ball tonight and were moving derby around and out of position. We seem to pass the ball around purely cause no one wants to take any responsibility. |
I watched some of last night's game and also thought Burnley were extremely organised. Highly impressive. | |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 08:59 - Jan 26 with 5134 views | Northernr |
OT- Richard Keogh on 23:01 - Jan 25 by DejR_vu | Clement was publicly laying in to his squad a few games ago, basically saying they were lazy and their performance was unacceptable (he'd have loved it here). Wouldn't surprise me if the wheels come off second half of the season. |
The chairman went into the dressing room after they drew with Reading the other week and told them all it wasn't good enough. At that stage they'd lost two of their previous 20 league games. Since then they've lost 3-0 at home to Birmingham and 4-1 at Burnley. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 09:09 - Jan 26 with 5115 views | Discodroids | dont know if craig bryson still plays for them (Derby) would love him at QPR. | |
| "...The monkey is never dead, Dealer. The monkey never dies. When you kick him off, he just hides in a corner, waiting his turn." |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 09:13 - Jan 26 with 5110 views | ozexile |
OT- Richard Keogh on 09:09 - Jan 26 by Discodroids | dont know if craig bryson still plays for them (Derby) would love him at QPR. |
Came on as sub at the end. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 09:19 - Jan 26 with 5096 views | stevec |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:11 - Jan 25 by daveB | Derby's annual throwing away of promotion is gaining pace again, amount they have spent in last few years they should walk this league |
Heh, heh, nice one. So much said in one small sentence. Still think we're only part way through a period of 'payback' for the presumptuous nature of a section of our support. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 11:38 - Jan 26 with 4969 views | Mick_S |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:54 - Jan 25 by daveB | I think Hull and Burnley will take some stopping, they have the best squads |
Burnley last 5 matches (most recent first): 25/01/16 (h) Derby 4-1 W 15/01/16 (a) Brentford 1-3 W 12/01/16 (a) MK Dons 0-5 W 09/01/16 (a) Middlesbrough 1-2 W 02/01/16 (h) Ipswich 0-0 D How's this for a bit of current form. | |
| Did I ever mention that I was in Minder? |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 12:08 - Jan 26 with 4924 views | PinnerPaul |
OT- Richard Keogh on 21:42 - Jan 25 by Northernr | Same conversation in the living room here tonight. Literally every time I see him he's absolutely horrendous, but gets picked every week. Watched them at Wolves last year where he and Lee Grant contrived to concede a goal between them with no Wolves players in the shot. That was something else tonight. Has his body completely 180 degrees the wrong way round to address the first cross which he plants firmly into the corner of the net having not looked at the ball, the net or Gray once. Second, decides to just stick his leg out there for a bit of a stretch. |
I see Derby have started their annual change of mind about wanting promotion a little early this season! What do you make of that trend (3 seasons now) Clive? Just a coincidence? Ta | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 12:11 - Jan 26 with 4911 views | PinnerPaul |
OT- Richard Keogh on 12:08 - Jan 26 by PinnerPaul | I see Derby have started their annual change of mind about wanting promotion a little early this season! What do you make of that trend (3 seasons now) Clive? Just a coincidence? Ta |
and as is evident I didn't read whole thread before posting that! It IS odd though - same thing happens with different managers & not all the players are the same obviously. Can understand Mr K not wanting to go near Wembley again of course! ;-) | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 13:40 - Jan 26 with 4782 views | enfieldargh | all together now You're Derby County, you'll never go up | |
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OT- Richard Keogh on 15:15 - Jan 26 with 4679 views | Northernr |
OT- Richard Keogh on 12:08 - Jan 26 by PinnerPaul | I see Derby have started their annual change of mind about wanting promotion a little early this season! What do you make of that trend (3 seasons now) Clive? Just a coincidence? Ta |
Becomes a mental thing doesn't it, added knowledge that you ballsed it up before to go with all the existing pressure. Ipswich in the 90s, Sheff U in play offs, Cardiff under Dave Jones etc | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 17:24 - Jan 26 with 4583 views | whittocksRs | Derby aren't helped by their fans, who remind me of Leeds and Manure in the way they assume success. | | | |
OT- Richard Keogh on 17:34 - Jan 26 with 4577 views | robith | In a pure football sense I'm really glad Burnley stuck with Dyche because he was clearly good for the, unlike a lot of newly promoted teams they didn't bin their long term manager trying to stay up, they planned for the possibility, with a lot of players buoyed by having performed well in the division above, and stuck with the man most likely to do righy by them and achieve the holy grail - back up at first attempt. An over stated sentiment, but Burnley really are the right way to do things | | | |
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