The Derby County Collection

An organisation to collate, record, store and archive the heritage of Derby County Football Club. Member of Supporter Charter Group, Author

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

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[Andy Ellis @andy_ellis61]

Sold for a bargain £340, worth at least three times that - never see a better example

[Andy Ellis @andy_ellis61]

Anyone wants anything valuing or just show me something or just a chat , I'm usually avaliable at Hansons on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

@andrewc44104127 11+ exam

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

@soberfootball @BristolCity I sold him a panini card and it went to the training ground if it helps

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

@DerbyshireFA @GoCardless Alfreton v Pixton should be tasty

[Neil O'Brien @NeilDotObrien]

Athelstan on the fourth plinth - let's make it happen!

[Andy Ellis @andy_ellis61]

An opportunity to acquire one of the rarest and first @dcfcofficial lapel badges. Current bid is just £90.

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

@LouMacari10 Well deserved

[katydid80 @mcgoldrickjana]

From Texas to Pride Park—WHAT A NIGHT! 🐏🖤🤍 Katie, Sarah & Rae gave me a surprise bts experience that brought me to tears! David Ozoh, the players, John Eustace and the fans were so kind! And a 3–1 comeback! Texas mojo! 😉 COYR! @dcfcofficial @NiallOfficial @david_ozoh

[Jasmine @liammpaynee_1D]

Niall watching Derby County on his tour bus 🥹

@NiallOfficial
🎥: @yehgoodone’s Instagram Story

[Kieran Maguire @KieranMaguire]

Quantuma time costs on the Derby County administration now £3,854,193 per the latest report. They have taken about £1.85m to date. Unclear if creditors will agree to paying any more or how much, if anything, the administrators will have to take on the chin. Legal and other expsnes total a further £2m, including £95k on trains, taxis and motor expenses

[Hansons Auctioneers @HansonsUK]

HANSONS SPORTING SPECIALIST AUCTION | LOT 8

After the disappointing finish in the previous season to Manchester United, Newcastle United responded by signing Alan Shearer ahead of the 1996/97 season. Shearer would go on to become a legend of the game, hitting double figures every season and heralding the title of all-time leading goalscorer for the Magpies.

In the upcoming Hansons Sporting Specialist Sale on November 12th, we are delighted to be offering an Alan Shearer match worn shirt during his debut 1996/97 season. This shirt is signed by the Newcastle United players and management, including Kevin Keegan.

Presented to the Police Match Commander Peter Durham at his last match in charge when the Magpies played against Leeds United on New Years Day 1997, this shirt holds memories of an iconic time when Newcastle United dominated the game.

Estimated at £4,000-£6,000, this iconic lot offers a piece of Club and footballing history.

Hansons Sporting Specialist Auction | 12th November

View the full catalogue and register to bid via the link in our bio!

#Hansonsauctioneers #Sporting #FootballMemorabilia #Auction #Football #AlanShearer #NewcastleUnited

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

Recent debutants v Bolton include Tom Lawrence, Lee Mills, Russell Hoult, Paul Hooks and Keith Osgood.

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

@Elifbenad 28

[Pori @Flagvance]

When you quit a toxic job, HR will ask you to do an "Exit Interview."

They will tell you to be 100% honest so they can "improve the company culture."

It is a legal trap. NEVER tell them the truth.

Here is what HR is actually doing behind closed doors:

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Gent in purple, "State pensioners who have contributed their whole lives are on a lot less than minimum wage"

"I'm very lucky to have a small German pension, and believe me, it's a lot more than what we pay in this country"

"Most of western Europe their pensions are much higher than the state pension in this country"

"I'm lucky I get a pension from the military"

"But people on the basic state pension, I reall feel sorry for them"

My view:

The full new State Pension is roughly £12,548 a year.

Someone working 37.5 hours a week on the £12.71 minimum wage earns about £24,785 before tax.

That puts the full new State Pension at barely half a full-time minimum-wage salary.

Government figures show that 12% of pensioner families received their income entirely from the State Pension and other state benefits in 2024/25.

That same year, around 1.7 million pensioners — one in seven — were living in relative poverty after housing costs.

A better pension means being able to heat your home, eat properly and see friends without calculating what you’ll have to go without afterwards.

It also means money spent in the communities where pensioners live.

After a lifetime of working, caring and contributing, financial security should be something people can expect.

[David Griffin Photography @dgriffinpix]

Happy Birthday @DerbyshireCCC - 156 years old today

Our 2012 division two County Championship winners...

@Krikketcoach @pborrington @ChesneyH22 @yozza18 @redfern_dan @aLeadingEdge1 @waynemadders77 @Tina2310

[David Griffin Photography @dgriffinpix]

Happy Birthday @DerbyshireCCC - 156 years old today

Our Benson and Hedges Cup winners from 1993...

@DominicCork95 @Krikketcoach @devon_malcolm @grizz598

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

Previous debutants against Norwich include Armstrong, Langas, Ashley Ward, Bruce Rioch, David Nish and the first was Bobby Saxton in 1964. Who remembers Paul Ritchie and David Walton in 2003?

[The Derby County Collection @dcfccollection]

@ii7xv_ Cheapest isn't always best