Copied and pasted from the Derby Co Official site. Now come on lads, this is just plain daft. FA Cup losers three times considered an honour? League Cup semi final twice....? Second round of the Euro Cup once and EUFA cup second and third round? Is this what you all brag about to the opposition fans? Plastic coffee cups in the trophy cabinet? Its laughable, daft, pathetic, poor, desperate...... isnt it? Take the losses out and there isnt much left is there?
Division One: Champions 1971/72, 74/75; runners-up 1895/96, 1929/30, 35/36
Division Two: Champions 1911/12, 14/15, 68/69, 86/87; runners-up 1925/26, 1995/96; play-off winners 2006/07
Division Three (North): Champions 1956/57
FA Cup: Winners 1946; runners-up 1898, 1899, 1903
League Cup: Semi-final 1968, 2009
Texaco Cup: Winners 1972
Watney Cup: Winners 1970
Charity Shield: Winners 1975
European Cup: 1972/73 semi-final; 75/76 second round
UEFA Cup: 1974/75 third round, 1976/77 second round
Anglo-Italian Cup: Runners-up 1993 (beaten 3-1 by Cremonese at Wembley)
Wembley Stadium: FA Cup winners 1946; Charity Shield winners 1975; Anglo-Italian Cup runners-up 1993; play-off final runners-up 1994; play-off final winners 2007
What?!!!
posted on 11/7/14
Worthington E
posted on 11/7/14
When I was at Wembley to watch the Charity Shield match in 1976, we beat West Ham Roy Mac and the great Zak scored, the only beer I could find was Worthington White shield. It had got sediment in the bottom of the bottle and was quite strong. It tasted horrible when you had to drink it out of the bottle, You got all the sediment in you mouth. It did make me regular though.
posted on 11/7/14
Not to mention Tartan Bitter, they used to sell it at the 7 Stars.
posted on 11/7/14
Mackesons, it looks good, it tastes good and by golly, it does you good !
posted on 11/7/14
comment by Catalanaram - On'ards and Up'ards (U3413)
posted 52 minutes ago
Worthington E
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Ughh!!!
posted on 11/7/14
worthington bitter (green)
posted on 11/7/14
I remember being ever so partial taddys nutbrown or luncheon ale back in the day they were considered kids ales,or fallin down watter,if ya mam n dad had a bob or 2 you'd progress onto Hoffmeister lager, used to end up like a bear with a sore bottom the next day after a skinfull ,full a gas.
posted on 11/7/14
Dn't be silly, Wickers. You're not old enough to have drunk E
(I was at Trent too, but at the York House site - the Peacock was our local)
posted on 13/7/14
See where you have to go for a decent education?
posted on 13/7/14
You should read this with a Black Country accent.
M&B bitter, beer for the men of the Midlands.