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BOSS JOHN SPIES AN FA CUP SHOCK

Coleman eager to ambush Frank’s Rams

By John Lyons

PLENTY TO SHOUT ABOUT: Accrington Stanley forward Billy Kee celebrates his winner against Ipswich in round three and, insets, he’s mobbed by his teammates and Accrington manager John Coleman
PICTURE: PSI/Paul Thompson

DERBY boss Frank Lampard doesn’t need to worry – Accrington Stanley won’t be spying on their training ahead of their FA Cup fourth round showdown.
However, Stanley boss John Coleman does intend to make it a painful day for the former Chelsea and England midfielder next Saturday, and leave...

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