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EUSTACE REVAMP GATHERS SPEED

EUSTACE REVAMP

Shrewd boss has earned respect
By Chris Dunlavy

PRESTON NE v BLACKBURN R
Today, Kick-off: 12pm
I F THE events of last autumn are anything to go by, Blackburn Rovers boss John Eustace had better watch his back.
Just as he did at Birmingham 12 months ago, the 44-year-old has steered an unfancied club with a modest squad into the highest echelons of the Championship.
Bizarrely, that minor miracle earned him the sack at St Andrew’s, but it’s probably safe to assume that nobody at Ewood Park would dream of doing something so suicidal.
Slowly but surely, Eustace has bec...

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