The League Paper

Testing time for Rams but the pride remains

by
Guy Branston
22 August 2021

Guy Branston
FORMER FOOTBALL LEAGUE DEFENDER AND LEICESTER CITY LOANS MANAGER

THE demise of Derby County has been greatly exaggerated. They’re a club in trouble, but the situation looks a lot worse than it really is.
With owner Mel Morris trying to sell, a transfer embargo preventing cash signings and various other financial problems, it’s certainly been a difficult start to the season.
Let’s be honest. With all the money they’ve been spending, it’s been coming. When you do that and don’t get out of the league, it spells trouble.
Can you blame...

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