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Eustace so proud of battling Rams

Eustace so proud of battling Rams

By Sunny Badwal

DERBY COUNTY 3
Nyambe 46, Robinson 49, Brewster 90+3
BOLTON W 1
Rodrigues 42

OH YES! Defender Jack Robinson celebrates putting Derby ahead
PICTURE: Alamy

JOHN Eustace hailed his Derby players after they fought back from behind to beat Bolton at Pride Park on Friday night and claim their first home win of the season.
The Rams were heading for a third straight defeat when Ruben Rodrigues gave the Trotters a half-time lead.
The County players were booed off and then back on to the field after the break, which clearly had an effect when Ryan Nyambe levelled with...

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