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Liam Rosenior bemoans missed chances as Derby draw at Shrewsbury

by
Nick Powell
17 August 2022

Derby interim manager Liam Rosenior claimed his side should have taken all three points after their entertaining 0-0 draw against Shrewsbury.
The Rams were forced to settle for their first draw of the season despite Richard Stearman, Tom Barkhuizen and Louie Sibley all going close.
Rosenior said: “Same story as Charlton, although we get a point when we should get the three points. The domination and control we have, you just have to take your chances.
“We created so many chances to score, so many opportunities to score from corners, but I have to give the group credit because I’m asking them t...

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