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THIS PLOT IS TOO CRAZY FOR DR WHO!

CURTIS DAVIES ON HIS INJURY COMEBACKS AND RAMS’ PLIGHT
By John Wragg

RESCUE JOB: Curtis Davies heads Derby’s last-gasp leveller at Reading and, Insets, Davies mocked up as Dr Who, left, and Rams boss Wayne Rooney, top
PICTURE: Alamy

AS SOMEONE who has regenerated so often, Curtis Davies would be perfect for the role of Dr Who.
Three times he has recovered from ruptured Achilles tendon injuries and now here he is, 36 years old and leading Derby’s fight against formidable points deductions and administration.
The Daleks would have been easier opposition.
Davies ...

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