A Brief History Of: The Worst Premier League team in history
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- A Brief History Of: The Worst Premier League team in history
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In 2007/08, Derby County finished the season with 11 points, winning just one game. It was the lowest ever points tally in a Premier League season.
Seb Stafford-Bloor explores the turbulent rise from the division below with Billy Davies in the driving seat, how it was doomed from the start, and had completely unraveled by halfway.
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Sheffield United trying their best to beat this.
Harder to do this than win the Premier league
Sheffield are gonna have more than 11 points. There’s still a team in there.
@@dezfootie they have 5 points as of now
@@dezfootie They have 5
@@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights the election wasn't rigged.
Derby fans were the best that season, they sold out all the home matches despite the dire results. They deserved a mention in this video.
This comment has the same amount of likes as their points.
It does not anymore
They do deserve a mention, I hope those 30,000 never forget the history of the worst team in history being made. COME ON YOU REDS!!!!
@@jayj84 we won't, we will build off it and remember not to do the same in the future
@@phom29 Seems to be going well
Now do Ipswich Town finishing fifth in the Premier League, then the following season beating Inter Milan, getting relegated and declaring bankruptcy all at once.
Now that’s how you go out with a bang.
@@magentalane27 Wasn't a bang, more like a pathetic whimper. So much promise, so much talent and it fizzled out like a firework in a rainstorm. And I'm an Ipswich fan. (Not many of us left!)
As a Norwich fan, i would also like to see this
@@marksims3904 That season is why I love Sixto Peralta. At times he looked like one of the only players who was trying and he was only on loan!
@@ncfc0233 Yeh I'm sure you would! I'd bang on about history but in our present state I cant be bothered. That is how far we have fallen. HELP!!! Anyone got a rope........we are drowning.
It's impossible to go winless if Newcastle's in the prem
Edit: End of an era HWTL
Geordie?
It’s like we run a charity program where if you’re really bad we’ll just give you 3 points no matter what
@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 Cheers mate
Im glad someone said this i think derby got a point at st james park as well lol
Brucie Ball is a registered charity. Such a kind man. We should get a special award for it.
If only they had selected Tifos pick, Ibrahim Sangare
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This comment already has 1k likes XD
💀 best comment I've seen in ages
I don't get this comment because i see it everywhere on other tifos videos?
Worst Premier League team in history?
Should have signed Jeremy "Swaz Tekkerz" Lynch
oh no
What would a guy who was "the best player on the ball" at arsenal wind up doing here \0/
@@anmol3457 Probably got a bit lost considering how he was the "worst off the ball"
They wouldve gone unbeaten
Is that a nazi joke? Who's jeremy lynch?
@@sethuloemosweu6749 One of the F2 Freestylers
As a Sunderland fan, thank you Derby. I never thought anybody could top our 15 points.
They didn't, they got 11!
@@KhanivoreQniba Top as in beat.
Watch Schalke 04 this season
they still got 16 points this season
I'm a toon supporter, I forgot how bad Sunderland can be. Mind you Newcastle's main aim is to stay in the premier League so Mike Ashley can fill his pockets. I'm sick of owners taking liberties with football clubs. They are only passing through, these owners, whereas the fans will always be there, generation after generation. All clubs have a history, that gives the fans Something to be proud of. These owners don't get it, they just want money. If your club has a good owner, then I'm really happy for you.
Blaming the manager who is sacked, who happened to bring up valid issues, replace him with a good battle manager, only for it to carry on. Something tells me this was not Billy Davis's fault.
I don't think Pep or Klopp could've kept this team up
Certainly the issues were much bigger than him, and he deserves the credit for getting them up in the first place. But if you look at how both of his spells at Forest ended (especially the 2nd) and how he's talked & behaved publicly since then, you might be less inclined to cut him some slack.
In any case a relationship is a two-way street, and although the owners were definitely at fault, Davies' own paranoia and ambition got the better of him; as it would again at Forest.
@@caseyfitch2330 Thats actually bollox. Billy was brilliant first time at Forest and there was no issue he got ( Wrongly in my view ) sacked for not getting promoted first time round . Second time he turned on the journalists who in his misguided view didnt back him first time round . He basically blamed the journalists for his sacking so he did a media blackout at Forest , it was a total farce us fans had no access to any info coming out of the club. But what im saying is he wasnt like this at the beginning this all happened second time round at Forest , before this he was brilliant , a great coach and motivator
It was said of him that he could start up an argument in an empty room.
Heh, sounds like the current state of Tottenham right now too....
They weren't bad. They just needed Ibrahim Sangare to succeed.
Yeah find it odd they haven't done a video on his transfer to PSV. Especially combined with the signing of Gotze and appointing Schmidt.
Heisenberg , how was breakinh bad?
Walter, shut the fuck up and let me die in peace
Weren’t bad? That Derby team was dreadful
Imagine being a season ticket holder for that
Yeah, it hurt
Yep it hurt bad
Wasn’t very fun I assure you
Was bad for a few months but then started getting funny as to how shit we were.
Let's pretend that we have scored!!! 🎶
I’d like a video about Leicester City when the club got promoted to the Premier League under Nigel Pearson in 2014/15, the poor form they were initially in (Leicester City was bottom of the Premier League at Christmas), how they turned it around in the second half of the season, the circumstances of Nigel Pearson’s departure only to see the team he helped build win the Premier League title the following season in 2015/16 under his successor Claudio Rainieri. Nigel Pearson must have felt heartbroken 💔
I feel for Nigel but it can't be helped... unfortunately Ranieri's name was written in the stars for this Cinderella story and not his...
Last Championship team to surpass the big 100.
He’s one of those managers that’s either great or terrible depending on whether the staff (both back room and on the pitch) can deal with his horrible personality haha
as a Leicester fan we loved Nigel for what he did, and his departure was harsh. But Rainieri fucking did it. He got us the most unbelievable Premier league win of all time. We still have massive respext for Nigel, all of the guys on our Championship winning and relegation escaping squads (guys like Knockaert, Nugent, etc) and all of them helped build the best team the club has ever seen.
Leicester wouldn't win the league if Pearson didn't call a bunch of journalists as an ostrich
"Survival specialist" and then they draw a jungle around him.
This is especially funny because, in South Africa, we often refer to relegation as "going/falling into the bush" in our vernacular.
That's a great expression!
@@Tifo probably should be a new term for relegation 😂
@@ExecutionerHopkins what?
By the sounds of the tape Paul Jewell was falling into a lot of bush tbf
@@RandomHeroXJack 😂😂😂
I'm a Derby fan and had a season ticket this season. I have so many stories about this clusterfuck...You did forget that not only was the side 20th in the championship the year before, but we had money siphoned out of the club and were over £50 million in debt. The owners all subsequently went to jail over it. I thought the club would go bust
Rams fan here to terrible time scummy bastards!! COYR
@@christopher1884john This video does bring me joy. Forest was once the best team, and derby was once the worst team. love it. looking forward to playing you on Friday 😂 YOU REDS🔴⚪️🔴⚪️
@@flight2510 kazimmmmmm
@@1Jcfc fair play to him good shot but bloody figuredo messing up like that and allowing a shithouse of a player to get a shot away from that far is stupid. Our keeper is a sweeper and ball player and wants to stand up the pitch. Our CB seems to forget that if he gives the ball away samba will be off his line and an easy goal.
Now look at the club ;) YOU REDS🔴⚪️
Getting to 12 points is still the first milestone me and my mates celebrate every season
Taking longer than expected this season 7 points now at least 😂
Derby fan?
@@masonreeve9811 is this even real
It’s weird that like Derby the only win in the league Sheffield United have had was against Newcastle.
but derby then played a newcastle that still had a decent reputation compared to npw
It was also the jammiest thing since a jammy dodger fell in a pot of jam.
@@soddof7972 wow thats jammy
Who’s ‘Darby’?
@@ashcoates25 Derby* it’s easy to make mistakes when talking about really shit football clubs
No mention of their only win? I remember it well, 1-0 v Newcastle, Kenny Miller getting the goal.
It's always Newcastle
I was there, long-range screamer
My 18th birthday - I was at the game and remember saying to my dad as we walked from the ground, "this is where our season starts"....yeah....lol
And they got a draw at St James'. 4 of their 11 points came against Newcastle 😂😂😂
Which manager was it?
I'm really confused as to why tabloids can publish sex tapes without consent and not get prosecuted.
Same reason why they can stalk celebrities and take pictures of them. The media are on the same level of power as the government
Perhaps this was different, but nowadays if it's on the internet, it's fair game
And I'm confused why "Paul Jewell SexTape!!" qualifies in any way as news in the public interest. Even for shitty tabloids. If the NY Post headlined "Bill Belichick Dick Pix!!", the only direction I'm looking is *away*.
@cogamers84 And that's why they went after Jeremy Corbyn so relentlessly for five years.
@@SteRDLK ...and also the fact Corbyn was an IRA sympathizer, staunch Communist, unelected leader of the Labour party, and conduit to the Regime in Venezuela resulting in and continuing to kill Millions of people...but yeah, totally invasive by the press.
I can imagine a pundit ripping Robbie savage saying that your most memorable moment is being part of the 2008 Derby team
Or that one day he tore apart Rio Ferdinand when Rio played in midfield vs Blackburn.
@@andreasdarsaklis5495 Savage criticised Villa a couple of years ago, until some talksport listener put it right up his arrogant gob.
@@paulkenneally789 well Villa did avoid relegation for 5 seasons before eventually finishing Rock Bottom.
@@stevenmcguinness4751 rather shell out my furlough money on Villa to win the Premier league than listen to that to@@@r Savage.
Brief history of West Brom’s Great Escape?
West Brom and Sunderland 😁😁
Great shout!! Up the baggies
I hope Schalke can do the same.
Kieran richardson was immense that season
@@galnovak7500 villa being 7 points from safety with 4 games remaining
I somehow didn't realize Feilhaber was a part of THIS Derby team. I've met Feilhaber because he played for my hometown Sporting Kansas City. If I ever meet him again I'll have to at least consider asking him about this experience.
He may consider spitting at you aswell 😂
Buy him a drink or a meal at least.
Hasn't he suffered enough?
Derby County was so bad at that point that even Titus Bramble would refuse to go to that team
Lmao irish guy type beat
I do remember bramble (awesome) not
@@yungtrashlord good Christ
Titus Bramble is a great name. Sounds like some Harry Potter character.
Titus Bramble was pretty good at this point. Scored against Liverpool at Anfield that season (07/08) and won Wigan’s player of the season award the following year (08/09) when they finished 11th.
If they played Newcastle every week they would have won the league.
As a Forest fan I just love this so much. Derby were truly an awful side that season. Wonderful memories.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As Matt Forde pointed out in the Copa90 video, we are so lucky to have them as rivals. As truly awful as we have been in recent years, they always find a way to do things that little bit worse.
Only club to finish bottom 3 times, yous have been equally pathetic and there's always time to break that record
In the old days of Division one, when the teams played 42 league games per season, Stoke City in the 1984-85 season were on a par with Derby County, with 3 wins, 8 draws and 31 defeats, for a total of 17 points.
If the Premier League was still 42 games per season, I could not see Derby County attaining the 6 points in 4 games to improve on Stoke City stats, so that Derby County team of 2007-08 is definitely the worst team ever in the top flight
14 years later and they've pretty much repeated the feat in the Championship, meaning for the 2022/23 season they will be playing in the 3rd tier for the first time since 1986.
I was 6/7 years old this season, went to (almost) every home game. I wasn't allowed to go to night matches yet so I missed the only win. My strongest memory honestly is seeing Ronaldo score at Pride Park and some fans on the pitch at the end of the season holding signs saying "thanks f**k that's over"
The worst PL team ever, considers it as their "lowest of lows" To concede 6 against Villa.
Liverpool in 2020-21: we conceded 7 Lol
Also lfc: scored 7🙂
Also Liverpool is not the worst PL team lmao
Silly comparison though; this Villa team are miles more talented than the 07/08 one.
@@liquidgeorge I think that Villa team finished 6th
@@rossomac21 I’m not disputing that. Based on their final position you could argue that they were a decent team. However, the competition today is fiercer and I have no doubt this 20/21 Villa team is more talented.
Adebayor scored a hat trick against them twice
Still get nightmares of this season in my sleep, 20 games I went to and was one of the lucky ones that actually seen us win, the lowest point was definitely the 5-0 at home to West Ham, it was -4, felt like we had no shots and the best player for them was dean ashton, it hurts so bad 😂
I remember watching this train wreck back in 2007-2008 here in the United States. Not always the games. But there was a channel that showed Sky Sports News at 7 pm U.S. time.
Honestly, Derby losing was one thing I could count to see every night they played. Except for that one time of course. But still.
Damn I wasn't expecting this to be this sad, gotta feel for the players.
As an outsider looking in,I got the impression that the team was beaten mentally from the moment they won promotion. Utter contrast to the mindset which served Stoke so well the following year.
Gotta feel for the fans it was a rough time for us
Another brilliant analysis from Tifo, I remember this team losing almost every game in 2008 and wondered about the hold of the top 4 clubs back then and how it's almost impossible to stay in the top 10, let alone challenge for an outside club.This is why Man City needed to happen, to shake up the feudal pyramid of club football. Leicester too.
City just bought themselves a top 5 finish. Spurs and Leicester have been better for the game as they've used *sensible transfers* to reach the top of the game.
@@Tom-eq7eh still Leicester spent money. They broke ffp to actually get promoted to the premier league
@@tombardsley3081 how did this happen
@@omalone1169 they overspent and lost more than what the ffp limits allowed in the championship in 2014. They ended up just getting a small fine because they stayed on the premier league in 2015
As a Forest fan this was pure gold but got to admit their support is up there with the best.
Yep. It’s got to give you something to couch’s on, as Forest haven’t been in the top flight for the past three decades.
Dem fake profiles lol
I’d love to see a video on the best Premier League season of all time: 2011-12. The amount of brilliant stories and amazing moments will likely never be seen again in a Prem season for a long time (particularly the games between the top sides were 🔥).
As a Huddersfield fan, I felt like this definitely could have been us during season 2. We had been found out tactically and hadn't invested enough, bit like Sheffield now.
They even lost 1-0 at home to newly-promoted Doncaster in their first game back in the Championship the following season lol
And it would eventually take until October 2008 agianst sheff utd for derby to finally win a game agian
brief history of fulham’s europa league run
This is the most depressing year of my life.
What about 2020
@@jayj7463 we've come to terms with disappointment now, back then it wasn't long since we were actually a half decent premier league side
@@jayj7463 even with everything that's going on, I stand by my original comment
I love you tifo, this channel keeps me going !
i remember this season like it was yesterday. i was 11 years old playing for reading youth academy and then me and my family moved to derby the season they were promoted, i was so excited as i couldn't find much else to be excited about with the thought of laving my life at reading behind... and then derby county proceeded to massively disappointed me to the point where i was invited to try for the youth team and almost didnt want to go lol never the less i grew to love derby county football club and they are close to my heart.
In 10 15 years, the next edition of this will come out for Sheffield Utd
They won’t be that bad
@@jayremi755 there on 5 pts at the halfway point of the season, and their next 7 are as follows: Man Utd, Man City, West Brom, Chelsea, West ham, and an improved Fulham, and liverpool 😨😨
@@espben360 💀
@@espben360 Yes but they aren't getting battered every week like Derby did. Majority of their losses have been by one goal margins.
@@mansourabubaker8411 That's true. At least they are competetive, and put up a fight every week.
The only thing that I remember about that Derby was that the stadiums were full even though they were horrid! It made me respect their fans and Derby as a team so they got an international fan!
Sold out every game all season, sky sports called us the most loyal fans in England, I was on holiday when we beat Newcastle so didn't see us win a game all season
Thanks for this on a Monday Morning lads
Oooof, I remember that season. It was difficult to watch and even before clicking on this video, I knew exactly what it would be about. They went down early that season, everyone saw it coming but that didn't make it any easier.
What is the name of that tape? I mean for research purposes.
Maybe x x tape
I would also like to know the name of that tape, on behalf of a friend.
Its called Derby's 07-08 season 🤣
🥳@@amadhatter3280
Jewell's family jewels
Imagine how the team that’s lost to derby felt.
love that you have went back too the older format
I’m proud to say I was at the Derby 1 Bolton 1 to witness one of those precious points 😩🙈
I think this video is an inspiration to Sheffield United ❤️
You were right.
Yabloodydamnright :) Up the Blades!
Yet they beat United. Who knows how things will end?
Music to a Forest fans ears 👌
Would love to see championship stories from you regarding sporting lizbon, bjk, and dinamo Kiev for this crazy year ? All separately or together in one if that makes it easy.
The last time I was here. Tifo had 500K Subs. These lot have grown a lot ever since then. Almost at 1 million now. Incredible!
Know straight away it has to be Derby...
Was working in Glasgow at time when they beat us (nufc) all the jocks shouting "Its Miller Time" haha
Thank god that Benny Feilhaber found success over here back in America. He played great and found a lot of success with Sporting KC during his time and actually after a year of retirement, just signed to be on SKC’s technical staff.
The Danny Mills picture is brilliant lol. Nothing like him hahahaha
After watching this it seems 11 points was a massive points haul for Derby
We need a video on Tactical Periodization or an overview on the Leicester tactics this season
I had so much hope when Kenny Miller scored that rocket to beat Newcastle. Highlight of the season, that.
There is a very good book on this by Edgar Smith, called Bad, Worse, Worst, The Story of Derby County’s Record Breaking Season 2007/08.
This Derby team was absolutely tragic and it's likely no one will ever achieve a lower points total. Sheffield United have been horrendous this season and they will still get more points than that Derby team
We actually had a championship team which is a shame cuz we had a decent team in the 80s n 90s
Fortunate to get more points. Newcastle and Man United gifted them 2 wins
My personal opinion,
Aston Villa 2015-16 was the worse team, I have never seen a team look so spineless. They had good players (good enough to stay up anyway ), every game they never tried no backbone in the team whatsoever.
This Derby team while being awful and statistically the worse, the team let’s be honest was ridiculously out of their depth none of the players were premier league quality they were just crap. There were games where they tried their hardest and played with a spine and passion other games where they got thumped but at least they turned up compared to that villa team
We were shocking I agree and the players did not care that season and we had players that could have done better than that
I remember they signed Sterjovski in that January transfer window. Crazy signing.
Please do a video on carlisle United's great escape with the Jimmy glass goal in the final seconds
Wasn't that in 1952?
@@olamilekanYT 1999
Oh yes the player that shouldnt even be there class that.
Fans owned Clubs are better in terms of ambitions of the club and taking the right decisions for the club.
We've had that with Mel Morris for last few years and it hasn't worked well
The proper baller move would have been to come out and say that neither the players nor himself were good enough and that the board had led down the fans.
Yeah, what the video doesn't cover is that Billy Davies had been trying to get fired from the second we got promoted. A lot of interviews of players at the time have said that he thought that he had no chance in the premier league anyway so he wanted to get a pay out and go back to Preston, which was always the team that he had wanted to go up with. Billy had stretches in his management where he was very successful, but he was also extremely erratic because of his paranoia. Apparently whenever a plane would fly over the training ground he would rush the players inside as he thought they where being spied on, and he would play random tests on players so that he could be sure they where loyal.
@@ramsuporter8 Strange fellow
2:58
It’s when you look at this that you realise just how lucky hearts are to have somehow ended up: only through extraordinary luck, with the best player in Scotland.
How Gordon was ever left by the old firm and other bigger league sides is beyond me.
It's hard not to wonder what could have been if Billy's Forest team of 09/10 had gone all the way. There were weaknesses, but he united that group much the same way he did with Derby. Plus, I can't see the owner at the time (Nigel Doughty) really being able to financially support a decent summer transfer window.
Whether they'd be as bad as Derby though remains to be seen. Billy was a loose cannon in both of his reigns at Forest so no doubt there'd have been something
As a Saints fan, I remember how close we got to knocking Derby out of the 2007 playoffs in the semi final. We ended up losing on penalties. It could have been very different!
Brief history of the teams to be never be relegated since EFL was established.
I remember the headline "RAMpant" lol, Jewell in his keks behind some bird.
Yes I think that Jewell was an up and coming manager at the time.
It's been almost 13 years and this is still hilarious
Sheffield United: (Taking so many L's this year)
Derby County: *Finally, a worthy opponent!*
But now they've beaten man united
Things you love to see
"... And in what was probably the lowest of many low points, Aston Villa."
Man, Why'd you have to do us dirty like that?
@@bennettr9218 Last time I checked, finishing 6th is hardly bad.
@@bennettr9218 Aston Villa were good at the time
@@bennettr9218 Recently had a ten match win streak at the time shows what you know.
@@dennisgoatimer1079 my bad for not following where shit relegation teams were placed in 2004
@@bennettr9218 where you get 2004 from I was talking about the promotion season as that was when Villa was talked about in the video but at the time of that terrible season by Derby we finsished 6th in the prem
Few remember Sir Brian Clough at Derby. They became PL title fighters and even European contenders at one point
Derby should've become a perennial powerhouse like Liverpool, if only Sam Longson had put his pride and ego away and let Brian and Peter build an empire.
I like these style of videos, do one on adel taarabt
Brief History of THE Great Escape, Leicester's 2014-15 Campaign.
For the record nobody call Derby “County” it’s Derby or The Rams or have I lost my mind?
I thought it was just the sheepshaggers tbh. thats all I've ever called them
@@flight2510 you're on about the Welsh or am I wrong?😕
I live in derby but born in Leicester....... so this is a thing of gold to me 😂
In my eyes although Derby finished on fewer points than they will, Sheffield United are the worst Premier League team I’ve seen in recent times. Even worse than Norwich and that’s saying something. Conceding 100 goals in a 38 game season before it’s even over is absolutely criminal. I wouldn’t be surprised if they ended up getting relegated twice in a row
The years when playing a newly promoted teams was a certain 3 points . Not anymore
I mean that was a weak year but there were strong promoted sides then as well, West Ham and Wigan both made the top half in 06. This year we have Leeds who are patchy & then two pretty dire ones
Unless you're Newcastle who only won 2 out of 6 games that season against newly promoted teams.
My team huddersfield even weren’t this bad in the prem and we only beat 2 teams
Honourable mention for AVFC relagation of 2015/16. Something like 17 points. Was a toughun.
Can you do Reading’s 106 point season and subsequent 8th placed Prem finish at some point?
They were such an average championship team in the premier league that season. Such a shame a proud club like Derby own that horrible record.
I recently watched their 5-1 demolition of Real Madrid with a Charlie George hatrick that was a great team.
Thank god it isn’t Swindon ur talking about 😅
Yup.
@@BiiPaaRL Ik lol. I’m from there
@@Randomperson-zt3il same
@@BiiPaaRL I’m actually a Hull supporter (my dad supports them) but I still occasionally look at Swindon
I always remember Swindon being absolutely shocking in the Prem..
I also remember Swindon’s one shocking season in the Prem!
As a Villa fan that 6-0 win was one it my favourite performances ever but it's true we were just beating up on a team totally out of it's depth.
Sheffield united "HOLD MY RELEGATION"
Sheffield United will finish on like 20 points
They might’ve been easy to beat, but their record will be almost impossible to beat. Legends 😁
Sheff U are going for it !
Just had a season in football manager and Nottingham Forest were promoted to prem via playoffs and they ended the season with 0 wins and 5 draws with a -58 GD
Newcastle fan here, I remember Derby beating us that season with a wonderful chip from Kenny Miller. Kenny Miller did a decent job for them in my opinion.
I've always found it fascinating that Brits pronounce "Davies" as "Davis"and not "Dave-ees"
Davies can be both.
Just another nonsensical circumstance in the notoriously illogical British tongue lol phuquan scheupit langwidtch
I always thought that Davis was one way and Davies was the other but who knows
Pretty sure it's a Welsh thing that moved to the rest of the UK (8th most common surname in England?), but then again it's a Welsh name. "Dave-iss" is standard pronunciation.
@@Chrisosch bro trying to make fun of British accents but look at your fucking name bro I had a seizure just trying to read it
Sheffield Utd would beat this record at ease. And they gonna do it in one of the weakest seasons of all EPL history.
They've already won twice, so I think it's highly unlikely they'll only get another two points before the end of the season.
we’re at 11 points now, eat your words
Davies also said at Wembley he wish he'd done it with Preston. Straight after the win. He became totally detatched with the club didn't really care the season we went up and barely gave suggestions on who to sign
I’m an Ipswich supporter, never heard this story - what was the full context and comment?
@@lukewinchester3108 sorry I got that muddled up. It was actually Preston,he had been there before Derby and had gotten so close to promotion with a solid side far superior to that at Derby. Thats what I read in the Book 'Pride'. It was for sure made into the Billy Davies show after promotion he lost it from there.
Billy Davies left Derby by mutual consent. He got sacked by Forest twice though.
I have a feeling Luton Town may have a similar season in the Premier League. Especially cos of the fact that Kenilworth Road isn't up to scratch.
I'm not a Derby fan, but this is a disgrace, the way they treat their own fans. I'm sure Derby are like every other club and have supporters who spend their money home and away games, always hoping for something better, but it doesn't come. I totally empathize with Derby fans.
Me: wondering who it will be
*Sees the tags in the video
Understandable have a great day
I'm coming back to this video each time I get promoted to Premier League in Football Manager.
lmaoo when he gets sad "Ill prepared"