Prior to this blow, the club was on a run of just 1 defeat in 11 and where scoring goals for fun the return of 75 goals was the club's highest in a top-flight campaign since the 1930s, with Bruce Rioch, Charlie George and Francis Lee all reaching double figures. Final score: Derby County 0-0 Juventus. Nothing specific was ever offered and the next board had to pay Gregory a seven figure settlement. Despite overseeing two defeats in his first two games, Clough soon turned the club's form around, taking them to the 5th round of the FA Cup and just 3 defeats in 13 matches, a run which included 4 consecutive wins. Injuries also played a significant role; one match, away to Ipswich Town in October, came at the height of the club's injury problems and saw them unable to even name a full complement of substitutes such was the lack of players available. [24] With new ownership, Derby were able to compete in the transfer market for the first time in a number of years, with Luton Town's Steve Howard becoming the club's first 1m singing since Franois Grenet six years previously and, alongside captures from Premiership club's such as West Ham United's Stephen Bywater and Fulham defender Dean Leacock, Davies began shaping a side capable of competing at the right end of the table. In a desperate attempt to stave off relegation, the club signed Craig Burley, Branko Strupar and Lee Morris for a combined 8m in November 1999 (Georgi Kinkladze was also signed on loan from AFC Ajax before signing for 3m in the close season) and rallied to only lose 6 of their final 18 games, although they won only 5, to avoid relegation by 5 points, recording a 16th-placed finish. Following promotion the club won the 198687 Second Division at a canter, 6 points ahead of second placed Portsmouth and equalled the previous season's record of 84 points, though this was taken from 42 rather than 46 fixtures. Of the eight loanees, only Everton's Osman made a significant impact[17] and without him Derby could well have been relegated, as the club collected almost half of its 52 points from his 17 games. However, a 02 defeat at home to Wimbledon (Derby's first home defeat in 23 league fixtures, equalling the club record set 67 years previously) showed a need for more experience and the inspired capture of Paul McGrath proved a key capture. Jewell was replaced by Nigel Clough, manager of local non-league club Burton Albion and son of the club's greatest ever manager Brian. Dale Derby is a former Republican member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, representing District 74 from 2016 to 2018. Maxwell, who appeared to have vast wealth at his disposal, helped the directors raise the 220,000 necessary to lift the petitions and Derby survived off the pitch. opened the scoring in the opening ten minutes before Arsenal took over to win 31 with Ian Wright grabbing the last ever first team goal at the ground in the 90th minute.[11]. [80] A potential deal with a Middle Eastern-backed company was discontinued in March 2021, after which a sale to a Spanish businessman, Erik Alonso, was agreed in April 2021,[81] but in May 2021 it too was discontinued after doubts about Alonso's funding emerged,[82] alongside possible EFL sanctions regarding breaches of financial fair play regulations[83] (a deduction of nine points remained under consideration in mid-September 2021). In the event Derby could only record a 9th-place finish and McFarland, in the knowledge his contract was not going to be renewed, said his goodbye's in the penultimate match of the season, a 21 home defeat at Southend United, ending a 28-year association with the club, broken only by a two-year spell as player-manager at Bradford City. However, despite a promising middle part of the season, the club fell away badly in the final third and recorded just 4 wins from its last 15 fixtures to finish the season in 6th, 22 points behind Champions West Ham United. Mr Kirkland was chairman of the Heage-based firm for. The club also finished League runners-up twice in the 1930s, and won the FA Cup in 1946 . However, the signing of Swindon Town's Rod Thomas and Aston Villa's Bruce Rioch turned the club's season around and they lost only four of their last 18 fixtures to grab a third place finish and a return to European football; a fine achievement considering the tumultuous nature of the campaign. A club record 41,826 packed into The Baseball Ground to see a 50 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, before an indifferent run of form between September and January saw the club fall of the title pace. The form soon dipped again and, after a run of just 2 wins in 11 matches which left the club 18th in the table, Jewell quit as manager on 28 December 2008 after just over a year in the job. days of Brian Clough in the late 1960s and . Although the season ended with a 62 victory over Ipswich Town at Portman Road, with Francis Lee grabbing 2 goals in the final game of his career, unbeknown to Derby County and its fans, the club's peak was passing. Derby's home since 1894, The Baseball Ground had been reduced to just 18,000 seat due to the legal requirement for all seater stadia, and the club's revenue opportunities were held back by limited attendances and the move to a purpose built, 30,000 seater stadium, later name Pride Park Stadium, on the Pride Park business park just outside Derby city centre, was born more of necessity then desire. In the event of the fixtures, a tigerish Wolverhampton Wanderers overcame Leeds 21 at Molineux and Liverpool could only record a 00 draw at Highbury against Arsenal. After starting the season with a 33 draw with old rivals Leeds United, Derby lost only one of their opening seven fixtures, recording a creditable 11 home draw with Champions Manchester United as well as a 21 win at Blackburn Rovers and a 10 win over Sunderland. Phillip Whitehead. One of the innovations Clough and Taylor brought about was a simplification of what was now considered a very old fashioned club crest. Derby had budgeted for a fourth bottom finish (i.e. They even overcame bitter rivals Nottingham Forest, recent Champions of Europe at the time 20 at The Baseball Ground in a fractious FA Cup Third Round tie before being knocked out in the 5th round 10 against Manchester United. Las mejores ofertas para Foto de prensa de 1970 de Frank Patricia, presidente de la junta de accin comunitaria del condado de Harris. Such abandon often left the side defensively frail however, and there were heavy defeats along the way including a 30 defeats to Ipswich Town and Carlisle United, who finished the season bottom, and 41 to Q.P.R. Pre-season spending saw Derby twice break their club-record transfer fee, with the 4,750,000 signing of Hull City's Tom Ince[66] followed by the capture of Norwich City's Bradley Johnson for 6,000,000[67] as part of an unprecedented 24,000,000 outlay. With chairman Lionel Pickering's increased frustration at no return on his investment, the purse strings were tightened and McFarland was unable to buy suitable replacements, instead blooding youth products such as Dean Sturridge, Russell Hoult and Lee Carsley to fill the gaps created by the departures. 's existence had been relatively consistent, the era covered here saw the club experience five promotions and five relegations as it rose dramatically to its peak and back. With no money to spend, Burley played the markets and made two key free signings in Iigo Idiakez and Grzegorz Rasiak. When this was not granted, Mackay's position became essentially untenable and he was sacked on 25 November 1976. However, a Steve Howard header in a 10 win at Wolves on 12 September 2006 proved a catalyst as the club lost only 4 of its next 27 fixtures (a run which included winning all 6 league fixtures in November 2006 and an 8 match winning streak, 6 league, 2 FA Cup, from 30 December 2006 up until 10 February 2007). Smith prepared for Derby's first tilt at the Premiership with the signing of two players who had competed at that year's European Championship finals in Denmark defender Jacob Laursen and Croatia midfielder Aljoa Asanovi. Using safety as a momentum, Cox infused some extra class into the squad with Newcastle United's Paul Goddard and Oxford United's Trevor Hebberd. The 201415 season saw Derby competing at the top end of the Championship for much of the season, even leading the table going into March. League Fixtures (1970-1979) Derby County were a club on the up; Pride Park's capacity was expanded (32,913 fans attended the 32 victory over Liverpool) and Derby's players were getting noticed five had represented their countries at the 1998 World Cup, and Christian Dailly was sold to Blackburn Rovers for 5.35m, comfortably the highest fee Derby had ever received. Newman managed just 5 wins during the remainder of the campaign as Derby finished a lowly 16th and where only saved from relegation by the return of the mercurial Charlie George on non-contract terms from Bournemouth. Wayne Rooney's valiant attempt to keep Derby County in the Championship despite a 21-point deduction came to an end on Monday as a 1-0 defeat at QPR saw the Rams relegated The 198485 season was one of transition and, although the club only managed a 7th-placed finish the lowest league placing in the club's history the foundations for the next five years of success were being laid, with Rob Hindmarch, Charlie Palmer and Eric Steele were bought in for free whilst the sale of Kevin Wilson for 150,000 to Ipswich Town helped fund moves for Trevor Christie, Gary Micklewhite and Geraint Williams. Here are 14 rare photos of Texas in the 1970s. A crucial Easter victory over Leeds United, 20 with goals from John O'Hare and a Norman Hunter own goal, was vital but a defeat by Manchester City in City's last and Derby's penultimate match of the campaign left the title race wide open between Derby, Liverpool and Leeds. [79] Earlier, in October 2020, it was announced that Morris was intending to sell the club and was actively seeking new owners. The third of these wins, 31 away to Bolton Wanderers looked like pointing towards survival, but it proved to be Derby's last win of the season as they proceeded to lose their next seven games on the trot, the sixth of which, 02 at Liverpool, confirmed relegation after a 6-year stay in the top flight. During his spell, the backbone of Derby's glory era departed, as Colin Boulton, Colin Todd, Archie Gemmill, Kevin Hector Charlie George and Leighton James either retired or were sold and on and not adequately replaced, with Docherty's "three Van Goghs" midfield trio of Bruce Rioch, Gerry Daly and Don Masson flopped in particular. The Barnsley match had attracted a crowd of 27,232 (the club's biggest home attendance since 27, 783 watched a 31 home defeat against Manchester United in February 1980) and it broke 30,000 for the first time since a 21 home defeat against Nottingham Forest in 1979, in a 22 draw against Manchester United on 18 October 1997. Smith's cosmopolitan side, built as he felt there was "very little market for British players" in the increasingly import soaked Premiership,[13] recorded two consecutive top ten finishes in the 199798 (9th) and 199899 (8th) Premier League seasons, the first time the club had achieved this since Dave MacKay in the mid-1970s and flirted with qualification for Europe on both occasions. Derby opened the 1970-71 season with a pre-season participation in the inaugural Watney Cup, an invitational tournament in which the top two scorers from all divisions of the Football League who had not earned promotion or European football, took part. The club recorded an average attendance of 26,023, a figure more than 3,000 down on the previous campaign but still the second highest in the Championship behind Leeds United's 27,299 and the 15th best in the country. At one stage touted as a future England manager, Gregory had been in place at Aston Villa but his relationship with Villa chairman Doug Ellis led him to walk out to take charge at Derby. Derby county 1970s Stock Photos and Images (188) See derby county 1970s stock video clips Quick filters: Cut Outs | Black & white Page 1 of 2 RM EP2BGT - Derby County v Juventus, European Cup semi final 2nd leg match at the Baseball Ground, Derby, 25th April 1973. Hebberd's Oxford teammate Dean Saunders joined the club in October 1988 as Derby's first 1million signing, the club reached the dizzy heights of 5th in the 198889 Division One table. GEORGE Clooney has told fellow fans of struggling Derby County he would love to help out manager Wayne Rooney - by buying the cluband sparing them of . [78] and took 15 points for the final nine games to guide them to a 9th-placed finish. 1. The club settled into mid-table mediocrity until Brian Clough and Peter Taylor arrived in 1967 and transformed the club. Derby County, champions of England twice in the 1970s, Championship play-off finalists in 2014 and 2019, the club of Brian Clough, Dave Mackay and Roy McFarland, have gone into. The club recorded an average attendance of 26,020, 3 down previous campaign but still the third highest in the Championship behind West Ham United and Southampton. Taylor brought McFarland back to the club as his assistant manager, earning the club a fine when Bradford City complained of an illegal approach, and brought back Archie Gemmill to provide leadership, but the key signing was Halifax Town forward Bobby Davison for 80,000. However, Aston Villa's 10 win at Pride Park on 7 February 1997, the first home league defeat at the ground, saw the team lose their way somewhat and Europe was missed out on, with only 16 points taken from the final 36 available. [58] Derby County CEO Tom Glick, said that the plans would help the club deal with the new Financial Fair Play regulations, due to be introduced in the Football League from 2012, as revenue from the Plaza was intended to be reinvested back into the club. Some memorable results occurred along the way, including a 22 draw away to Arsenal, a 42 victory over Tottenham Hotspur and a remarkable 32 victory against Manchester United, in which Mart Poom and Paulo Wanchope made their Derby debuts, Wanchope scoring a goal which was later voted the greatest in the club's history. Derby County Fixtures & Results 1969/1970. Paul Simpson also came in from big money (800k from Oxford United) as did Marco Gabbiadini (1.3m from Sunderland) and even Bobby Davison (who had left for Leeds United three years earlier), returned for a spell on loan and reached a century of goals for Derby, only the 7th player and most recent to do so, when he netted in a 22 draw with Newcastle United. Its first league triumph in the 1971-72 season came just three . Whilst several players, such as Malcolm Christie, bought from Nuneaton Borough for 50,000 and eventually registering 30 goals in 129 appearances for the club over 5 years, Richard Jackson and Paul Boertien (both of whom spent nearly a decade at the club), were successfully captured from lower league sides, Smith's previous golden touch in the transfer market had appeared to desert him, as players such as Bjorn Otto Bragstad, Con Blatsis, and Daniele Daino where bought and barely registered on the field, with safety only guaranteed on the penultimate day of the 200001 FA Premier League season; Malcolm Christie's goal the difference in a 10 win away to Manchester United. John Kirkland, who ran Derbyshire construction giant Bowmer and Kirkland and was Derby County's longest-serving director, has passed away. The sale of Marcus Tudgay to Sheffield Wednesday, to raise funds for the capture of Darren Moore to strengthen the defence, left the club with just one recognised striker, 35-year-old Paul Peschisolido, and, after just 33 games in charge, Brown was sacked as Derby manager after a 61 defeat at Coventry City was followed by an embarrassing 31 FA Cup exit to League One side Colchester United. Derby's first second tier fixture for 11 years saw them crash 30 at Cambridge United but 4 wins in their next 5 matches boded well. [43] and equalled Loughborough's 108-year Football League record of going through an entire season with only one win. With money tight, Clough was forced to cobble together a team from free transfers and loan deals ahead of the 200910 season, with 14 players signing temporary deals over the season and only Shaun Barker and Dean Moxey of the nine permanent signings arriving for fees, despite almost 3m being made in player sales (including 1.5m for Emanuel Villa). [8] On 2 November 2009 it was announced by Hull that Pearson would be returning as chairman with immediate effect. In the semi-finals the club were drawn against 6th placed Southampton, managed by former manager George Burley, whose Derby side had been knocked out the 2004/05 playoffs by Billy Davies' Preston North End. McClaren was sacked on 12 March 2017 following a 30 defeat away to Brighton, which included a performance that Mel Morris described as being "far from what we expect to see from those wearing a Derby County shirt. Colin Todd was awarded the PFA Players' Player of the Year award for the 197475 season, the only Derby County player to do so. Entry into the European Cup in 1972 compelled the installation of new floodlights to match UEFA specifications. Although the club never fell into the bottom three during the campaign (the lowest position was 20th) it spent just six fixtures in the top half of the table, only one of which was achieved after August. Whilst the media optimistically predicted a push for a playoff place[44][45] Derby once again struggled against relegation for much of the season, before a run of just two defeats in the final 10 fixtures saw the club finish in 14th, their third highest finish in their respective division in the previous ten years. Shop by category. The 199899 season was Jim Smith's Derby County peak, as the financial demands of Premier League football began to catch up with them. Oklahoma House of Representatives District 74. Derby ended the season with a 10 win over title rivals Liverpool at the Baseball Ground, John McGovern netting the crucial winner, leaving Derby on 58 from 42 games, Leeds on 57 from 41 and Liverpool on 56 from 41. Of the inherited squad, eleven players departed and only four were retained: Kevin Hector, Alan Durban, Ron Webster and Colin Boulton. Nathan Tyson, signed from local rivals Forest however failed to score in 24 appearances, Chris Maguire struggled to break into the first team and was loaned out to Portsmouth for the final two months of the season. Davies praised the players "great courage", emphasising the importance of scoring the first goal and making note of how organised and well-prepared his side had been, adding promotion was "a dream come true. October and November were disappointing with Derby picking up only 1 win and 5 points out of a possible 30 as Derby fell to 15th place in the league, with a 40 defeat at rivals Leicester City at the start of the month, starting the slump in form. Prior offices. The 29-year-old and his family have . Against a background of turmoil, with various changes of chairman and a police investigation into alleged boardroom corruption during the summer of 1979, Derby could only record a finish of 21st out of 22 teams, 5 points from safety and exited the top flight after 11 years and 2 titles with a whimper. The season started in worrying fashion, with just one win in the club's opening seven fixtures, and despite a brief rally of 6 wins in 10 over September to November, a 01 defeat at Luton Town on 21 December 1974 left the idea of a title charge as the last things on the club's mind. Paul Clement was announced as McClaren's successor ahead of the 201516 season,[65] with local businessman Mel Morris named as the new Club Chairman. From the start of April to mid march, Derby picked up 14 points out a possible 21 which lifted Derby to 11th in the table, 5 points off the play-offs with 4 games remaining, Derby manager Nigel Clough however ruled out a play-off place, wishing there was more the 4 games left as the club were showing great form. In the 201011 season, the club entered the season with odds of 25/1 for the title, the same as the previous year, 61 to be promoted and 81 to be relegated. However, neither the club nor Clough would back down and, after being turned down by Ipswich Town boss Bobby Robson, the club approached former player Dave Mackay, then Nottingham Forest manager, who took over at the end of October 1973. Following a seven-match winless run which saw the club drop to 5th place in the table, Clement was sacked on 8 February 2016, though Morris said the sacking was not due to results but because "not enough progress had been made" in the club's playing style. Addison spent heavily in his attempt to preserve Derby's top-flight status, with 1m spent on Barry Powell, Alan Biley and Dave Swindlehurst, with Swindlehurst being the club's first 400,000 player. The club paid the price, earning only 3 wins from their first 17 fixtures. The club also had another notable League Cup run, reaching the quarter finals and beating top-flight Everton and Chelsea in successive rounds, before again being knocked out by the competition's eventual winners, falling 10 away to Swindon Town in a replay. Clough and Taylor had briefly resigned 18 months previously on 27 April 1972,[4] to take over at Coventry City before Longson offered them more money, and Clough's burgeoning media personality went at odds with what Longson wanted from his manager. In mid-October, Nigel Clough and his backroom staff signed new .mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac .num,.mw-parser-output .frac .den{font-size:80%;line-height:0;vertical-align:super}.mw-parser-output .frac .den{vertical-align:sub}.mw-parser-output .sr-only{border:0;clip:rect(0,0,0,0);height:1px;margin:-1px;overflow:hidden;padding:0;position:absolute;width:1px}3+12-year contracts. Clough was sacked nine games into the 201314 season, after defeat to local rivals Nottingham Forest, and was replaced by former Derby player and assistant manager Steve McClaren. This was Cox's team at its peak and, as Peter Shilton put it, it was a "battling fifth"[5] and further investment was required if Derby were to maintain the surge back to their peak. He did not run for re-election in 2018. A lack of consistency was one reason; not only in results (the club never recording more than two consecutive victories) but also in the club's inability to field a consistent team selection. [69] Derby finished fifth in the league, qualifying for the play-offs, but lost 32 on aggregate to eventual winners Hull in semi finals. Nigel Clough described the club's 201213 campaign as being "Frustratingly close to being in the top six (but) we were also very pleased with the level of performances, home and away. That is why an influx of new faces is needed in this most important of summers to make sure they move forward next season. [33] Despite this however, Derby made a disastrous start to the Premier League 2007-08 season and following their 60 defeat by Liverpool on 1 September 2007, Irish bookmakers Paddy Power decided to pay out on the club to be relegated after just five games of the new season. (Austin, 1972) 3. With the team of Taylor and McFarland leading the team to an impressive second half of the season, hopes were raised for the 198384 campaign. February was another disappointing month, where they picked up on 1 point, scoring no goals with them club suffering their 2nd 40 defeat of the season to the hands of Southampton by the end of the month, Derby were 15th in the table. The season itself started in unconvincing fashion with two draws and two defeats. [7] On 28 October 2009 Pearson resigned with "mutual consent" as chairman of Derby. Allsop played 33 times last season as Derby were relegated after a 21-point . During this period the club was managed by its greatest ever manager, Brian Clough, and was represented by players such as Kevin Hector, Roy McFarland, Archie Gemmill, Stefano Eranio and Igor timac, all of whom where voted into the club's All Time First Eleven in 2010. The club's return of 49 points (from a possible 138) was the club's lowest ever return from a 46-game programme[47] and was their lowest points total in the second tier since 1984, when they took just 42 points from 42 fixtures. A host of names were linked with the Baseball Ground managerial spot including Martin O'Neill, Steve Coppell, Ossie Ardiles and Neil Warnock. . (Leakey, 1971) 2. The key departure, however, was Steve McClaren Smith's number two since he had taken the Derby managerial position 3 years earlier who departed in February 1999 to become Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant at Manchester United, winning the treble in his first 3 months at Old Trafford. A 32 win at Blackpool on 8 March 1969 kicked started an unbeaten sequence which did not end for 22 matches and the following season with a 10 defeat away to Sheffield Wednesday on 27 September 1969, another club record and the final tally of just 5 defeats from 42 league fixtures was also unmatched in the club's history. Despite interest from Westley in taking the position of manager, former Preston North End boss Billy Davies was appointed Derby County's new permanent manager, having taken Preston North End into the playoffs in the previous two seasons. Both played a key role as the club fought hard to secure a 15th-placed finish, eight points clear of relegation, although an eight-match mid-season losing run prevented them from finishing higher. Although Stimac's debut ended in a heavy defeat, 51 to Tranmere Rovers with Stimac scoring, Smith's jigsaw was complete and Derby's season turned on its head. as a result, Derby took part in the club's first ever penalty shootout and overcame their opponents, winning 76. After selling Seth Johnson to Leeds United for a club record 7m, Todd used the windfall to bring in Franois Grenet for 3m (who left after just 14 games to join Rennes for just 800,000), Luciano Zavagno and Pierre Ducrocq but results did not improve and he was removed from his position after an embarrassing 31 capitulation at home to Division Three Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup Third Round. Several of these players left during the 199495 season, Kitson joining Newcastle United for 2.25m, Charles and Johnson moving to Aston Villa for a combined 2.9m and Pembridge moving to Sheffield Wednesday. Some of their responsibilities include overseeing the Primary, Candidate Filing, and other elections; chairing County Executive Committee Meetings; organizing and leading the local party; as well as overseeing and/or assisting with precinct and . A return of 10 points from a possible 12 in November saw the club peak at 9th in the league and showed that the club had the ability and wherewithal to stay in the Premiership although a crippling injury list contributed to a ten match winless streak mid-season[9] which made sure safety was never a foregone conclusion, Derby finished the season in 12th, 6 points clear of relegation. [88], On 17 September 2021, the club's board of directors announced that the club was to go into administration. After over a decade in the second tier of English football, Brian Clough took charge at Derby and kickstarted a revolution at the club; it went on to win the Football League First Division twice in the 1970s and reach the European Cup semi finals in 1973 before rapidly declining back to the third tier and near financial meltdown within ten years of its second Championship. A hard-running midfielder with perceptive passing ability, Gemmill joined Derby in September 1970 from Preston North End for a bargain 60,000. He won 43 Scotland caps and will forever be remembered for his contribution in the 1978 World Cup. The season was notable for a run to the League Cup semi finals, the club's first ever notable run in the competition, where they lost 42 on aggregate to eventual winners Leeds United. Former Leicester City boss Nigel Pearson was appointed head coach in May 2016. George grabbed another goal in the return leg at the Santiago Bernabu Stadium but Derby conceded 5 and crashed out 56 on aggregate. When Derby County ascended to the top of English soccer in the early 1970s the game was a lot more meritocratic than it is today. Although domestic cup progress was limited (only reaching the third round of the League Cup and the fifth round of the FA Cup), Derby's UEFA Cup debut proved relatively fruitful. After an opening day home defeat by Oldham Athletic the club went unbeaten at The Baseball Ground in the league for the rest of the season. A family stands in front of the grocery store they proudly own. The 1970s remains Derby County's most glorious decade with two First Division championships and those great European nights. George had a brilliant season for the Rams, earning both the club's Player of the Year trophy and the Midlands Player of the Season trophy and helped himself to 24 goals in all competitions. Much of the cash from this 5.2m windfall went into paying off Robert Maxwell. After Forest won the European Cup, Clough allowed Parkin to take the trophy home for one night, so that he could get photographs with it. [58] Derby City Council's Planning Control Committee gave planning permission for The Plaza @ Pride Pride Park development in January 2012,[59] with chief executive Tom Glick stating the club had started looking for a development company to build the plaza.[59]. The club relied less on loan signings and more on the club's academy as Jeff Hendrick, Mark O'Brien, Callum Ball, Mason Bennett and Will Hughes all broke into the first team, Bennett and Hughes making their debuts with Bennett setting a club record for youngest ever team player, making his first appearance against Middlesbrough on 22 October 2011 at 15 years and 99 days old,[56] beating Lee Holmes' record by 169 days. Other notable results, such as a 31 win over Chelsea, a 41 win away at Middlesbrough and a 44 draw with Bradford City showed the club was still competitive and fans still attended in large numbers; 33,378 attending a 20 home defeat by Liverpool setting a new record for a Derby match at Pride Park. With Derby clear in the high court, Taylor was fired as manager following a 51 defeat at Barnsley, with the club having won just 31 points from 33 games, and McFarland was appointed until the end of the season.
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