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EUSTACE FRUSTRATED BY RAMS’ DIRE FIRST HALF

JOHN Eustace slammed his side’s first half performance as “nowhere near good enough” as Derby suffered a home defeat that keeps them at the wrong end of the table.
The Derby head coach admitted his team deserved to be behind at the interval, although he was more impressed with how the Rams responded in the second period.
He said: “The first half was nowhere near good enough and we deservedly came in 1-0 down. In the second half, I thought we were great.”
Eustace made some half-time changes, and he felt that the American Patrick Agyemang helped to gi...

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