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Former Derby County Managing Director Stuart Webb speaks about winning the 1974/75 First Division title with the Rams at the recent 50th anniversary celebration dinner at Pride Park Stadium.

Father’s Day falls on Sunday 15th June in 2025 and a special lunch package is available at Derby County’s Pride Park Stadium to celebrate!

Derby County Community Trust is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a grant from the Sky Bet EFL Building Foundations Fund (BFF).

The daughter of former Derby County player Francis Lee, Gillian Lee, speaks about her father winning the 1974/75 First Division title with the Rams at the recent 50th anniversary celebration dinner at Pride Park Stadium.

Find out more about how Derby County Academy utilises host families to house players in the club’s youth set-up, with the focus on first-team midfielder Liam Thompson and current scholars in the Academy.

Former Derby County midfielder Bruce Rioch speaks about winning the 1974/75 First Division title with the Rams at the recent 50th anniversary celebration dinner at Pride Park Stadium.

Take a look at every single goal scored by Derby County during the 2024/25 season.

Derby County will host their latest Fans’ Forum during June.

A message from Derby County owner David Clowes to supporters.

Tickets are still available for Derby County’s Sky Bet Championship fixture at home to Sheffield Wednesday.

Darren Wassall’s side will take on the Owls at the iPro Stadium on Saturday 23rd April 2016 (12:30pm).

The game is a Gold Category fixture and seats are on sale from: £30 Adults, £21 Senior Citizens and £16.50 Under 18s.

* Category E prices are listed above.

Pricing details for all areas of the iPro Stadium can be viewed at WeAreDerby.com.

Home Membership Holders receive 10% off their own home league ticket purchase and if you haven’t purchased a Membership Package for the 2015/16 season, visit WeAreDerby.com to buy now!

* For the fourth successive season Derby County will use Demand Based Pricing, meaning matchday ticket prices will fluctuate. When fixtures go on sale, the Rams guarantee that the starting prices will be the lowest price for a single match ticket. There is a possibility that the price of a ticket may go up and then drop down back to the starting price; but the price will never drop below the starting price.

The cheapest way to watch Derby County in action during the 2015/16 campaign is by purchasing a Season Ticket. Visit WeAreDerby.com to view all the pricing and package options.

Purchases can be made online at WeAreDerby.com, by calling 0871 472 1884 (option 1) or in person from the Unite the Union Ticket Office during normal opening hours.

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