Bar bill shows amazing party including 209 beers, 75 Jagermeisters, 65 vodka shots, 54 Sambuca shots, 38 shots of tequila... and a Diet Coke
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DERBY celebrated their epic victory over Leeds in a local pub - and it looks like the drinks flowed almost as quickly as their football.
The Rams won 4-2 in an end-to-end thriller to book a place at Wembley alongside Aston Villa.
And a bar bill doing the rounds on social media claims Frank Lampard's squad racked up a £2,800 bill in the
A picture of the receipt show 209 beers, 75 Jagermeisters, 65 shots of Grey Goose vodka, 54 Sambucas and 38 tequilas as well as five bottles of Prosecco.
Derby's celebrations at Elland Road also made headlines after Leeds fans mocked Lampard over the spygate row.
Whites supporters had been singing "Stop crying Frank Lampard" to the tune of Oasis hit Stop Crying Your Heart Out.
But after the former Chelsea midfielder's men dumped Marcelo Bielsa's side out the play-off's, Lampard and Co got their revenge.
At the final whistle, goalscorer Harry Wilson and Richard Keogh were among the players mimicking the use of binoculars.
And Lampard - who is married to TV host Christine Bleakley - joined his stars in a rendition of the song in the away dressing room.
Asked if the taunts made him enjoy the win ever more, he revealed: "I'm not gonna lie because it is.
"I heard a lot of people saying that we were crying about spygate.
"I haven't thought about spygate for a long time and we played them and we prepared for it, we prepared and we got a result."
Lampard is in line to be the next Chelsea manager, with the club's board thought to be unimpressed with Maurizio Sarri.
His commitment to youth, trusting young Chelsea starlets Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori, plus Liverpool’s Harry Wilson, to play a key part in Derby’s promotion bid.
Sarri’s coaching staff have been telling friends they expect to be sacked after the Europa League final against Arsenal on May 29, whatever the outcome.
Lampard has made his mark, with Derby’s superb comeback at Leeds on Wednesday propelling them towards the play-off final.
The dressing room celebrations, widely shared on social media over the past 24 hours, show the level of respect Derby’s players have for him