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’IF WE WIN, I CAN PUT THE BINS OUT IN PEACE!’

PREVIEW: DERBY COUNTY v NOTTINGHAM FOREST
By John Wragg

PLENTY TO PONDER: Derby County manager Gary Rowett
PICTURE: Action Images

”Of course I know what the derby means to people. Not least my own son. I get it from all angles… Gary Rowett Derby County “

Gary Rowett and Forest boss Mark Warburton embrace before their sides’ match in March and Daniel Pinillos scores Forest’s last-gasp equaliser

PRESSURE is putting the bins out at home and being told by your neighbour that 15th in the table isn’t good enough.
Or your Derby County supporting son...

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