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EUSTACE: WE HAVE TO SORT IT OUT…

by
The LeaguePaper Team
23 August 2026

MESSAGE: Eustace

DERBY boss John Eustace bemoaned his side’s defensive problems after their draw with Cardiff.
The Rams have now conceded two goals in each of their first three games of the season.
Eustace said: “The two goals we gave away were not at the level required again and it’s something we have to improve on.
“But it took us a while to get going last season and we will improve again as this season goes on, because we’re a work in progress.
“Overall, I’m very happy we didn’t lose and, to come back after being behind ...

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