Newcastle United 2 - 2 Derby Countyby Ross Fletcher: Rams commentator, BBC Radio Derby (U4388662) 23 December 2007
Derby County performed magnificently in the secoind half - but, on balance, the Rams really did deserve all three points. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Yoth (U8167966) posted Dec 23, 2007 Probably will go down Barry, there should be no dis-illusionment from Rams fans.
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joshofthetoon (U4292450) posted Dec 23, 2007 NobleRamboy, please tell me how 'people in glass houses' is at all relevant in any way to what i said. What this guy is spouting is nothing but rubbish, he talks as if we were never in the game, if you are also naive enough to believe this then i suggest you give up watching the beautiful game all together.
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bri1957 (U8371779) posted Dec 23, 2007 as a football supporter of over 40 years watching and obviously not having the benefit of a coaching badge, could some wise person please enlighten me as to why Newcastle played with two centre forwards in midfield and their most productive left winger at left back instead of a £6m summer purchase in that position ?
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alforderby (U9380325) posted Dec 24, 2007 Up the Rams we played and battled hard and we should have 3 points in terms of figth but our defending was dyer
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Heanozrambo (U10720839) posted Dec 24, 2007 Have to say what Pride i had after the game knowing we now look like a team who want to win and are not afraid of anyone.
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J0NNNNN (U9273260) posted Dec 24, 2007 I don't see how you came to the conclusion that Derby deserved 3 points.
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Cloughie1981 (U10465413) posted Dec 24, 2007 No good argument can be made for Derby deserving all 3 points - how the author of this manages to find work with the BBC is a question that will baffle the most brilliant minds for centuries to come. Probably.
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jazza0707 (U1817168) posted Dec 24, 2007 "Giles Barnes was linked with a move to Derby in the summer" Comment on this article |