US EditionJohn Eustace's first words on Blackburn Rovers exit and Derby County decision
- John Eustace has left Blackburn Rovers, where he had them in the play-off spots with 14 matches remaining, to join Derby County, citing family reasons and a better long-term project.
- Derby owner David Clowes expressed excitement about welcoming Eustace back, highlighting his leadership qualities and commitment to the club.
- Eustace stated he appreciates the fans at Blackburn and believes he left the club in a better position than when he arrived.
- He emphasized his desire for long-term success at Derby, stating that he wants to build something special over the next three to four years.
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Football Mad! ⚽️🤪Derby name John Eustace as new head coach
He left Blackburn for their Championship rivals.
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Blackburn issue damning John Eustace exit statement minutes before Derby announce new boss
4 Min Read Blackburn Rovers have confirmed John Eustace has left his role as manager to take over struggling Derby. Eustace joined Blackburn a year ago and has led them to fifth place in the Championship this season, enough for a play-off spot. Derby meanwhile sit in 21st place and are only outside of the relegation zone on goal difference. While eyebrows may be raised at the move, Eustace does live a 20 minute drive away from Derby and had been…
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