As our forum goes into something of a, hopefully temporary, decline and the season grinds to its unsatisfactory conclusion I recommend a good read. Called simply 'Saturday, 3PM', this little book by Daniel Gray will appeal to all those fans who can remember an era when Derby actually won the League.
As a taster...which immediately made me think fondly of OTR and macstheman...the author writes about the things he hates about modern football...

'Lunchtime kickoffs, non-black boots, those massive headphones that players wear, sickening wages and absurd ticket prices. I could go on. Goal-line technology, the number of people who sit on dug out benches, Robbie Savage, after goal music, 'false number 9's, and other attempts to sully the chaos and magic of the game with science and theory'.

Only takes a couple of hours to read from cover to cover but I enjoyed it very much. Highly recommended...and no...I'm not on commission.