Louie Sibley says Derby County need to concentrate on themselves and the rest will take care of itself as the 2023/24 season enters the final stretch.

Derby County's Louie Sibley spoke to RamsTV ahead of the Sky Bet League One fixture at Bristol Rovers.

This year's Derby County Community Trust activation for World Book Day saw players from Derby County's first team squad make a surprise visit to Ashwood Spencer Academy. Goalkeeper Josh Vickers and striker Conor Washington handed out the books and joined in a lesson all about the different between facts and opinions in reading material. They engaged in classroom activities before signing autographs and handing out the books in a special assembly, with Years 3 to 6. RamsTV joined the pair!

To mark World Book Day 2024, the Premier League are giving away more than 50,000 free books to children across England and Wales through its Premier League Primary Stars education programme.

Rams Remember, a service launched by Derby County seven years ago, provides supporters with the chance to remember and celebrate the lives of friends, family and fellow supporters who have sadly passed away over the past couple of years.

As part of British Pie Week for 2024, Derby County have teamed up with club partner Pukka Pies to take on the Pukka Pies Challenge. First team trio Nathaniel Mendez-Laing, Eiran Cashin and Louie Sibley were the selected players to see if they could hit the Pukka Pies on the crossbar at Moor Farm Training Ground!

Derby County supporters are invited to attend the club’s 2023/24 End of Season Awards Dinner, presented by McAndrews Utilities, when a range of awards - including the prestigious Jack Stamps Player of the Season award – will be handed out.

The RamsTV cameras are once again going behind-the-scenes to document Derby County's 2023/24 campaign with We Are Derby now in its third season. Welcome to Episode Four of the current campaign!

​Official Match Ball Partners of the EFL, PUMA are delighted to announce a donation of £16,050 to the LGBTQ+ Fans for Diversity Fund, after 214 goals were scored while using PUMA and EFL’s Rainbow Ball for LGBTQ+ History Month.

Former Derby County midfielder Stefano Eranio, who scored the first-ever competitive goal at Pride Park Stadium back in 1997, was in attendance at the Rams’ 3-0 home win over Port Vale on Saturday and RamsTV caught up with the Italian ahead of kick-off.