John Eustace: Derby County name Blackburn Rovers boss as new head coach
Derby owner David Clowes said he was “happy to welcome” Eustace back to Pride Park, who ended his career a decade ago.
“Fans will remember his craft, commitment and wisdom, and he is a true leader.” Tell the club website.,,,,, External
“I was interested in his management career and it was obvious that he had the qualities he needed to maintain progress.”
Eustace also previously managed Birmingham City on the second floor, Birmingham City, where he brought Ewood Park with Blackburn in the play-offs, with the rest Next 14 games.
Although the club is on the opposite side of the table, Eustace is understood to think the derby is a better long-term project. With his family living in the central region, location has been a major factor in the move.
Rovers said they were “disappointed by his decision to leave at a critical stage of the season,” but added that they “understand” the family rationality behind it and the pulling force on the front side.
“The club had hoped John would see this season and continue the great work he did, especially after strengthening the team and coaching us in January to be a strong position in the league, The statement said.,,,,, External
“Football is always evolving, and while we part ways with John Eustace, it also provides an exciting opportunity for the new head coach to be in our current positive position Build a positive attitude.”
