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ROSENIOR AND ROONEY’S BIG CHANCE TO IMPRESS

FLP FOCUS ON THE DERBY MANAGERIAL SITUATION
By John Wragg

INFLUENTIAL: Wayne Rooney scores the winner at Norwich and gives somes advice to team-mate Lee Buchanan, and, centre, ex-Rams boss Phillip Cocu

WAYNE Rooney has the name and is more famous, but it’s Liam Rosenior who is the more impressive and the natural leader of Derby’s four-man managerial committee.
By all accounts, Rosenior made a big impression at the Rams’ training ground this week.
Sitting next to Rooney in a Zoom press conference on Thursday afternoon, Rosenior outshone the star, his words better cra...

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