Monthly Archives: September 2006

Beating the Owls while Doncaster net win and defender

By Si | Published: Sunday 24 September, 2006
Yet another week of ups and downs from the Pride Park boys… After an intense game, Doncaster knock us out the Carling Cup after our 3 goal retaliation in the last fifteen minutes and Doncaster winning 8-7 on penalties. To rub salt in our wound, Doncaster also signed Theo Streete on a month loan to [...]
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Wolves, Preston and Reduced Debt

By Si | Published: Sunday 17 September, 2006
This week (10th-16th September 2006) hasn’t been too bad for the Rams… Derby sneaked a late win over Wolves at Molineaux on Tuesday, denying Mick McCarthy’s boys the chance of taking the top spot of the Championship. Some how, Pete Gadbsy and the Consortium currently running Derby have reduced our debt from £50m to £8.5m, [...]
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Camp Goes, So Does Thirlwell and Keane Takes The Spotlight

By Si | Published: Sunday 10 September, 2006
Lee Camp finalises his move over to Norwich so we’ll look forward to see him on the wrong side in Feburary if he’s still there. Departures continued throughout the week as Carlisle snap up Paul Thirlwell for yet another 3 month deal. To top things off, Roy Keane took the spotlight when Sunderland beat Derby [...]
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Bob Malcolm and Lee Camp

By Si | Published: Thursday 7 September, 2006
Ex-Ranger Bob Malcolm seals a 2 year deal with Derby bringing some solid high quality defence to the squad. Lee Camp is close to completing a loan deal with Norwich to fill in for Joe Lewis after his injuries.
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Lionel Pickering

By Si | Published: Sunday 3 September, 2006
Former Rams Chairman Lionel Pickering dies aged 74 in Derby Royal Infirmary after a fight against cancer. He was the man behind the move to Pride Park, as well as the financial troubles we faced on 2003. There will be a one-minute silence before the next home match against Sunderland.
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