<div><span style='line-height: 1.42857;'><b>RAMUSEUM</b></span></div><div><span style='line-height: 1.42857;'><br /></span></div><div><span style='line-height: 1.42857;'>Since 1884 Derby County Football Club have accrued a great history within the world of football. The very term 'Derby' is used throughout the world in all sports to indicate rivalry between local competitors. The club legend Steve Bloomer became a global household name such that the very mention of him was recognised by people from all quarters of world like no other. The first footballer to wear white boots and endorse his own brand of boot for over four decades even past his own death. To this day he still holds England goal scoring records. This happened not just once but twice through the name of Brian Clough who is known quite simply everywhere a human being can breathe almost. Did you even know that we once got to 7 out of 9 FA Cup Semi-Finals between 1896 and 1904? Probably not. Can you remember any of the minor trophies that we ever won (let alone see them)? Probably one or two out of maybe twenty or so. What about our FA Cup win of 1946 and our Championships of 1972 and 1975? Of course you can, but what about the generations into the distant future, what will they know?</span></div><div><span style='line-height: 1.42857;'><br /></span></div><div><span style='line-height: 1.42857;'>This is not just about us, it is about our children of the future experiencing what we ourselves have been lucky enough to have witnessed. The dates in the history books will always tell a stat. What they will not do is tell a story and that is the very nucleus of what we are trying to achieve. A programme library where fans can spend days out researching into the club's history and lose themselves in time. Videos of our greatest and sometimes saddest moments. A news archive where fans and historians can research. A website maybe that will hold visitors comments and experiences through the years. Displays of the many trophies, medals or shirts we have won all in one place. Who wouldn't want this? Who wouldn't want a permanent shrine that we can see, feel, add to and be proud of and remember those who gave their services to our beloved DCFC?</span></div><div><div></div><div><br /></div><div>So please, join our campaign and <b>BE PART OF IT</b>. We need as many fans to support this campaign as possible. Share it on your Facebook timeline and your Twitter feed and any other social media outlet that you are party to. Talk about it with your friends and family or call the BBC Radio Derby Sportscene Talk-In and make a mention on a Monday night or after a match on Twitter. Write letters to the media maybe. I say this because it is OUR future we are campaigning for.</div><div><br /></div><div><b>DON'T LOSE IT USE IT</b>.</div></div>