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Derby County promotion party nets bumper takings for city pubs1 May 2024By Jude Winter & Jacob Waters,galatasaray fenerbahçe maçı hangi kanalda BBC News, DerbyShareGetty ImagesDerby County won promotion back to the Championship on SaturdayDerby County's promotion back to the Championship was not just good news for Rams supporters - it also provided a welcome boost for the city's pub landlords.Thousands of jubilant football fans headed into Derby for a promotion party on Saturday following their 2-0 win over Carlisle United. The weekend-long celebrations led to bumper takings for pub managers - and even beer shortages.BBC News spoke to some of the city venues where supporters partied hard.'We took a week's takings in a day'Steve Kirk ended up missing the matchSteve Kirk, landlord of fan favourite The Neptune, said he decided to open up extra early on Saturday morning and ended up having to miss going to the match himself due to how busy the pub became.He said: "I was planning to open at 06:30 but due to the big queue outside at 06:00, I had to let a dozen in from around 06:10 and by 07:00 we were at full capacity - it was hectic."We had over a week's worth of takings in one day but it took it's toll. I did a 14-hour shift and staff did 10-hour shifts because we simply couldn't keep up with the demand."I heard the whole town was packed, every pub packed and that's what we want. We need things like this, we needed it."'Our busiest weekend in 10 years'Alan Pickersgill said the promotion was great for the cityAlan Pickersgill, from The Brunswick Inn, near Derby railway station, said he sold between 2,500 and 3,000 pints over the weekend."The weekend has been great for the city," said Mr Pickersgill."It's been one of the busiest weekends in over 10 years of being here. Across the whole city centre we had queues outside of pubs, it's great that the fans were out in full support."When asked if he was glad the football season was over, he said: "No I'm not. In some respects I want it to start again tomorrow."'It's been really beneficial to us'Alex Mount said the pub ran out of one beer brandAlex Mount, assistant manager at The Bless in Chapel Street, said it had been great for pubs in the city to see such large crowds following tough times for the hospitality sector."It's been really beneficial to us," he said."Pubs tend to get hit really hard at the moment and it's been great to have a weekend like this one."We ran out of two draught beer products by the end of the night, so it was pretty heavy hitting on the stock. "I'm pretty sure we sold upwards of over 1,500 pints alone on Saturday, so more than usual but it's a good thing."Follow BBC Derby on Facebook, on X, or on Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] or via WhatsApp on 0808 100 2210.Derby promotion 'emotionally exhausting' - WarneDerby beat Carlisle to seal Championship returnDerbyPubsRelatedPlans to rebuild and demolish primary school submitted14 hrs agoDerbyAuschwitz survivor celebrates 100th birthday2 days agoDerbyDoughnut firm to pay £30k after worker harassed3 days agoDerbyMore11 hrs agoPub landlords 'so happy' to be back open after crashLandlords Will and Abbie, both 21, spent months restoring the pub and say their opening day was "amazing".11 hrs agoEssex3 days agoPub with rare early drinks licence closes after 37 yearsMacKinnnon's in the Gallowgate closed at the end of May with the owners citing health reasons.3 days agoGlasgow & West Scotland5 days agoCarroll and Tolkien characters feature on pub muralThe Library pub mural's literary characters include the Cheshire Cat and Inspector Morse.5 days agoOxford6 days agoCouncil wins fight over 1930s golf club pavilionA judge has sided with a council after a legal fight relating to the future of a 1930s building6 days agoBeds, Herts & Bucks7 days agoHomes plan for derelict 17th Century pubA planning application proposes to turn the Grade II listed building in Madeley into flats.7 days agoShropshire