The Derby Evening Telegraph publishes a column by RamsTrust every week on Tuesdays on its dedicated Derby County website. www.therams.co.uk and the Trader Group of free newspapers publishes a weekly column by RamsTrust. The Trader column is for individual members of RamsTrust to put their point of view across in the media. Although the views will not contravene the principles of the trust, the views expressed are entirely personal to the author and do not necessarily represent RamsTrust policy.
The columns are also available here.
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Trusted View
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Tuesday, February 01 2011 |
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Has anyone recently surveyed supporters' views on transfer windows and the "emergency loan" facilities that shape the football seasons?
Football has recently contrived these “squad management methods”, although it's debatable whether they really enhance the “matchday experience” of paying supporters.
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The Ram
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Sunday, November 21 2010 |
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RamsTrust member Malcolm Turner reflects upon his renewed optimism.
My lad, brimming full of teenage optimism, went sea fishing for the first time this summer. Braving the English Channel he quickly boated a fighting smooth-hound.
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DET Column
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Thursday, May 21 2009 |
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There is a new mood of prudence at Pride Park Stadium as Derby County endeavours to usher in the new era under Nigel Clough - with ‘value for money’ being the watchwords.
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Trader Column
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Written by RamsTrust board member Bob Donald
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Thursday, November 26 2009 |
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I am curious. Living almost as far from Pride Park as one can get (apart from those unfortunate to live in eastern Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands this side of the International Date Line) I would like to know how the new swipe card form of entry to the stadium is going and what season ticket holders get for their money.
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Trusted View
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Saturday, January 22 2011 |
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The government's Culture Media and Sport Committee (CMS) is holding an inquiry into the governance of the UK's professional football clubs.
After high-profile coverage of takeovers, debts and protests at Liverpool, Manchester United, Portsmouth, etc, there is increasing concern that current and future generations of football supporters are ill served by existing football club regulations.
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