Championship

WE WILL IMPROVE – BOSS EUSTACE

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 August 2025

LESSON: Eustace

DERBY boss John Eustace was able to find positives, despite slumping to defeat at home to Coventry.
It followed a 3-1defeat at Stoke City on the opening weekend, leaving the Rams pointless so far.
Eustace said: “Obviously disappointed to lose the game, but I thought we showed great character and a great attitude, especially going a goal down on two occasions and then come back and take the lead was really pleasing.
“I think that shows the character of the group but then I’m disappointed at the way they scored their three goals in such quick ti...

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