Is it your dream to be a football reporter when you are older?
Well this is your chance to write a report about a Derby County home game and be in with a chance of attending the Championship Play-Off Final at Wembley in May and reporting on the game!
The Rams have teamed up with The Football League for a nationwide competition to find the country's best Junior Match Reporter, aged 14 and under.
Derby County's winning reporter will be selected by a panel consisting of manager Nigel Clough and the club's media team and their report will feature on the club's official website - www.dcfc.co.uk.
Plus, the winner will get the opportunity to step onto the Pride Park pitch before the end of the season, a special certificate, a goody bag from the Football League, and a link on the Football League website to the winning match report.
Derby County's winning entry will then go forward to national judging for the chance to win a VIP media day out at Wembley with up to three family members at the 2009/10 Coca-Cola Championship Play-Off Final. The winner will also be asked to write a report of the day to feature on www.football-league.co.uk.
To win this fantastic prize, all you need to do is write your report for one of Derby County's fixtures this season and send it with your full name, age, customer number (if possible), telephone number and postcode to webmaster@dcfc.co.uk.
Or you can post your report to 'Reporter Competition', Media Department, Derby County Football Club, Pride Park Stadium, Pride Park, Derby, DE24 8XL.
The deadline for all entries is 1 April 2010.
Terms and Conditions: By entering this competition you agree that if you are selected by the Club as the winner we can provide your name, address and other contact details, together with a copy of your winning entry to The Football League for it to be judged against the winners from all the other clubs as part of The Football League's Official Matchday Reporter competition.Terms and Conditions of that competition are available on request. -Entries to The Football League's national competition will only be accepted from children aged 14 years and under.
