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Following a successful number of Forums at various public houses across Derbyshire in recent years, Derby are to branch out and host a similar event in the capital before taking on Brentford at Griffin Park on Saturday (1st November 2014).

President & Chief Executive Sam Rush & Chief Operating Officer John Vicars will be on the panel to answer questions from supporters.

Tonight’s event, which is sold out, will take place at the Freemasons Arms, a central location that is a short walk from both Covent Garden and Holborn Tube. The doors will open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start and fans without a ticket will not be able to gain entry.

The Freemasons Arms not only has a wide selection of ales but is also the location where the laws of the game were first drawn up, making it a fitting venue for the event to take place.

Vicars commented: “Both Sam and I are really looking forward to the event. We’ve done many similar forums around the county but this is the first time we’ve been to London. We know we have many supporters in the south of the country so hopefully they will come along and enjoy the evening.”

If you are lucky enough to be attending, more details on The Freemasons Arms can be found here: http://www.shepherdneame.co.uk/pubs/covent-garden/freemasons-arms

A round-up of the event will be featured in next week’s edition of Rams In Focus, on Derby County’s YouTube Channel.

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