What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

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What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by spangler on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:49

What is it like going through life with no expectations? With only the mind numbing, spirit crushing inevitability of complete nothingness to look forward to? When only the sight of Davey Houghten commenting on some thrid rate Pro40 game brings about a slight erection. When you yearn for the days of watching Dominic Cork trundle in like a cocky tart?

Should Derbyshire fans kill themselves?

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by doremi on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:51

Enter LLL.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by holcs on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:52

Conspicous by LLL's absence actually.

I would have to say I'd think about it.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by spangler on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:52

Derbyshire fans should enter LLL?

Well I guess it gives them something to look forward to.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by holcs on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:54

spangler wrote:Derbyshire fans should enter LLL?

Well I guess it gives them something to look forward to.


You think????????????????

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by Dello on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:55

I don't remember Derbyshire having a team that was anything other than 'filth'.

They're lucky to have FC status.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by spangler on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:56

holcs wrote:
spangler wrote:Derbyshire fans should enter LLL?

Well I guess it gives them something to look forward to.


You think????????????????


I take it LLL is a derby fan then...

Maybe if he entered himself it would be an achievement. Like John Malkovich in that film where he's John Malkovich.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by doremi on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:57

Better than killing themselves surely... Or is it?

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by JKLever on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 08:57

As an Essex fan I get the feeling I may be feeling a bit 'derbyshire' the next few seasons.

We're well on the way...

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by Dello on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 09:00

Essex will work it out.

Write them a letter: Play more batsmen. Be less bad.

That'll do the trick.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by JKLever on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 09:03

At least we've got the excuse of 2 batsmen playing with the national team.

Direbyshire even with being Kolpak central are carp.

Infact they're so carp, they get games delayed there by sunlight.

losers...

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by spangler on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 09:04

Dello wrote:Essex will work it out.

Write them a letter: Play more batsmen. Be less bad.

That'll do the trick.


Being bad is fine though, at least you have the *rse clenching tenseness of a relegation battle to look forward (unless you're at the bottom of DIV 2...). It's being completely nondescript that must be a p*sser.

Like being an Aston Villa fan.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by holcs on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 09:05

JKLever wrote:At least we've got the excuse of 2 batsmen playing with the national team.

Direbyshire even with being Kolpak central are carp.

Infact they're so carp, they get games delayed there by sunlight.

losers...


Whats that Westly like at Essex JK?

I've herd some rave reviews from friends who play in the Essex league.

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by holcs on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 09:06

spangler wrote:
Dello wrote:Essex will work it out.

Write them a letter: Play more batsmen. Be less bad.

That'll do the trick.


Being bad is fine though, at least you have the *rse clenching tenseness of a relegation battle to look forward (unless you're at the bottom of DIV 2...). It's being completely nondescript that must be a p*sser.

Like being an Aston Villa fan.


lol! lol!

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Re: What is it like being a Derbyshire fan?

Post by JKLever on Mon 10 Sep 2007, 09:09

holcs wrote:

Whats that Westly like at Essex JK?

I've herd some rave reviews from friends who play in the Essex league.


He's getting a chance because basically we have no one else apart from 17 year olds. Top scored in the Somerset game with 72

Decent prospect - hasn't really dominated at his age level though.

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