My H has has his seat booked on the sofa for a week now.
Football especially Derby is one of the very very few things he is interested in now.
He will be happy if it goes well but if it doesn't he won't remember tomorrow 
Crikey; I thought the S.O. had said that Derby couldn't go up so I hadn't realised how important today was. I, too, remember cheering the team through the streets of Derby when they went up last time. There were those years when the [then] manager [whose name I've forgotten 
] had scouted abroad for obscure players who turned out to be brilliant [eg Wanchope]. Watched their final game in a local pub with mixed feelings as I'd supported the Baggies in my childhood. Now I know why the S.O. said we couldn't go into town today! A friend of mine taught at a school in [I think] Ethiopia years ago and the villagers there have supported the Rams ever since.
It looks unlikely now but you never know. But, as there are lots of forest fans in this family, they need the consolation of not being marooned in the championship on their own.
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