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JOHN BUOYED BY BOBBY DAZZLER

Starlet shines in new role at Rams
By Chris Dunlavy

SHEFFIELD WED v DERBY COUNTY
Tomorrow, Kick-off: 8pm

KEY MAN

PATRICK AGYEMANG Derby Co

BOBBY Clark was signed by Derby County to provide goals, creativity and a dash of invention in the No.10 role.
Yet when the Rams visit Hillsborough tomorrow night, the 20-year-old will find himself doing a very different sort of job.
Injuries to David Ozoh and Lewis Travis have forced Derby boss John Eustace to use Clark as a central midfielder - the same job his famous dad Lee did for many years in the Premier League with Newcastle and...

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