Well it was a great goal.....
Keogh was really turned inside out there, he was almost too concerned with not fouling him and ended up just getting out of the way. He was a bit lucky not to give another penalty away as well outside of the one Danny mentioned. Martin O'Neill was amongst the BBC panel and said he's a great pro and a proper leader.
He's a great pro and a great leader.
Does he work in Marketing?
I'm a bloke,I'm an ocker
And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
Just feed me more VB,Just pour my beer,And get my smokes, And go away
Highlights.
Keogh and Pearce roasted by Abraham for the second and third goals respectively.
Alex Pearce concedes a last minute penalty as Derby lose 3-4 to Cardiff.
Cyrus Christie makes his first league start in almost four months as Derby try to plug the leak in their defence.
Keogh's record of consecutive starts came to an end and Alex Pearce gave away a penalty, resulting in the only goal of the game, as Derby slip to defeat at lowly Blackburn. Christie and Lenihan also played ninety minutes.
Derby turning into a bit of a jokeshop after sacking McClaren already. Okay, the recent results have been poor but he has been left some deadwood by Clement & Pearson. Anyway, it looks like former player Gary Rowett will be the man to take over after his impressive stint at Birmingham. He'll be their fifth manager in 13 months if appointed.
You'd want to careful going in the Derby door....You could meet yourself on the way out again.........
To be fair they should be doing a lot better than they are. A new manager might just give them the 5 or 6 win bounce that will put them back in the play offs... but then again..Originally Posted by DeLorean
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
I read a reliable guy on Twitter saying that in the last 100 days 23% of all managers in the Football League (including EPL?) have lost their jobs.
True, it could turn out to be inspired choice but it doesn't really change the crazy series of events since McClaren's previous sacking. They used get great enjoyment out of laughing at the regular upheaval at Nottingham Forest but I think their running out of ammunition now with the way their conducting their own affairs.
http://www.efl.com/news/article/2016...5IWXdeoBqoi.99
According to this list, 28 of the 72 League clubs have sacked their managers since the start of the season which is around 38%. I haven't worked out the last 100 days.
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
Derby bounce back from conceding four against Brentford to draw 1-1 against Huddersfield to dent their promotion hopes.
Joint fifth best defense in the division along with Aston Villa now.
Cyrus Christie back in the fold.
Changes afoot at Derby. They've confirmed the signing of Curtis Davies which is probably bad news for Alex Pearce at the very least. They're also heavily linked with Grant Hanley and Andre Wisdom.
I was really surprised to read that Davies is 32 though, would have guessed around 26/27!
Keogh and Pearce both start at Old Trafford this evening.
A gallant effort from Derby last night, aided massively by Scott Carson and their goal frame, but they came undone in the end. Keogh kind of turned his arse (John O'Shea style) to Lingard's brilliant strike for the opener and was left for dead by Lukaku in the lead up to the second.
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