Were You There? Derby County Fan Gallery Captures Electric Pride Park Atmosphere – Can You Spot Yourself?
The atmosphere at Pride Park Stadium was electric as Derby County hosted Blackburn Rovers in a thrilling home fixture, and now fans are being invited to relive the day through the club’s latest *Fan Gallery*. Packed with high-quality crowd shots, the gallery captures the passion, pride, and emotion that filled the stands — and you might just spot yourself among the thousands of Rams supporters who turned out.
From the roar of the South Stand to the excited faces of young fans experiencing their first game, the gallery is a vibrant snapshot of what makes matchday at Pride Park so special. Whether you were waving a flag, singing at the top of your lungs, or sharing the moment with family and friends, there’s a good chance you’ve been caught on camera.
The images, published on Derby County’s official website and social media, span a variety of perspectives — sweeping wide shots of the crowd, close-ups of individual fans, and candid moments that perfectly reflect the unity and spirit of the Rams community. These aren’t just photos; they’re memories frozen in time.
Supporters are encouraged to scroll through the gallery, not just to spot themselves, but to relive the energy and emotion that pulsed through the stadium. For many, seeing themselves or familiar faces in the crowd adds another layer to an already memorable matchday experience.
If you were there, take a moment to revisit the scenes. Look out for your signature scarf, that old home shirt you wore, or the mate you were singing with. If you weren’t, it’s still worth a look — it’s a reminder of what being part of the Derby County family looks and feels like.
Fan galleries have become a cherished tradition, offering recognition to those who turn out week in, week out. This one is no exception. It celebrates the 12th man — the fans — whose support is a driving force behind the team.
So, were you there? Check out the gallery now and see if you can spot yourself in the sea of black and white. One click might just reveal your own piece of Derby County history.
