The Baseball Ground…. Her final breaths. RIP. @dcfcofficial #dcfcfans

Everything was just better back then, we have forgotten what a good night out was, every Friday and Saturday, Coconut or Paradise, just look at the ques to get in, extended hours ruined nightclubs and pubs in general, when the bars closed you went to a club. All these young people having a great night, not full of security, a few knob heads were guaranteed but soon dealt with and ejected, a few ecstasy tabs going around but not everybody powdered up and paranoid looking for trouble, you would often bump into Derby players and tv stars, people actually used to travel in from all over the midlands for Derbys nightlife. Showing my age 😂 Good days, even better nights !

RIP Gordon Guthrie. Another one missed by @dcfcofficial, ten years yesterday since we lost one of the clubs most loyal servants. Gordon, who was 86, had been associated with the club for over six decades. He was a hugely popular figure amongst both staff members and supporters during Derby’s time at both the Baseball Ground and also Pride Park In 2009 he was awarded the Merit Award by the Derby County Past Players Association, as well as collecting an MBE on Queen’s Honours List for his services to football. In 2013, Derby unveiled the Gordon Guthrie Stand at the Stadium in recognition for his services to the club. Gordon’s footballing career was prematurely brought to an end due to injury and he became a club physiotherapist/trainer, before moving into kit duties, serving over a dozen managers, including Brian Clough during Derby's glory days in the top flight of English football. #dcfcfans

His players would and did run through walls for him. King Arthur. 40 years this season, double promotion winners. Superb days home and away. @JohnGregory77 @dcfcofficial #dcfcfans