Derby County are looking for supporters to nominate their ‘Moments That Mattered’ as part of a project to pay tribute to the people and moments in time that have shaped the club’s past and present.
Fans can contribute their thoughts using the form below, which will remain open until Sunday 21st May 2023.
Since its formation in 1884, Derby County has enjoyed some significant and memorable moments both on and off the pitch - including two First Division title triumphs in the 1970s, a single FA Cup success in 1946 and also a handful of European adventures.
The 1980s and 1990s provided promotions to the top tier, the latter also witnessed a stadium switch from the Baseball Ground to Pride Park Stadium, while in 2006/07 the Rams secured a Premier League spot with a Play-Off Final victory over West Bromwich Albion at Wembley Stadium.
There have been many moments to savour in recent times too and the one-year anniversary of Clowes Developments (UK) Ltd taking control of the club is also edging closer.
A number of the nominated ‘Moments That Mattered’ will be collated to create a timeline which will feature as part of the tunnel at Pride Park Stadium, as well as being replicated to the exterior of the stadium for fans to visit.
Fans who nominate the chosen ‘Moments That Mattered’ will be invited to the unveiling of the new timeline this summer. If the club receives duplicate nominations, it will invite the first applicant to this event, based on time and date that the nomination was received.
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