John Eustace was given a painful display of the work size he had to save Derby from relegation as his new side fell to a defeat of 4-0 in QPR. Ilias chair, along with Koki Saito and Ronnie Edwards, have also been targeted twice, who is also targeted for a harmful first day in the office for the new RAMS manager.
Eustace raised his eyebrows this week by leaving Blackburn, a side challenging for promotion in the Premier League, for a fight against falling into the League One. While the rovers were fifth, Derby’s humility in West London meant they slipped under three of the purpose differences. Eustace certainly knew what was in the store for his new side on Friday night, as his final league against Rovers was a 2-1 defeat on Loftus Road just 10 days.
Derby has actually started for more goals than in recent weeks, but it disappeared once they fell in the first home shot at the target. Michael Frey grabbed the ball between the three derby defenders in the corner of the penalty area before it could be mmalized in the chair. Moroccan’s midfielder lets the ball run over his body, turn and launch a rocket that has passed the diving visit to goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterström and the top corner.
Derby could have been equal when a head of clearance fell to Ebou Adams just in the box but he was blaming the opportunity over the crossbar and then Frey was nearly leading the seat strike with a more amazing effort , but his first-time volley from 25 yards flew narrowly.
But the moments later the Rangers had a second after the seat that sang a low cross in place. Zetterström dived to hinder the danger but only succeeded in pushing the ball to Sito’s feet, taking a sideways touching before pulling the roof of the net from six yards.
Eustace’s first half-hour conversation was required to be a good one, but whatever the message failed to have the desired effect. Prior to the time of the Mark Chairman had his second, and the third was QPR, when he left a cutback from Tottenham Loanee Yang Min-Hyeok.
Then Edwards, on a loan from Southampton, led the fourth from Kenneth Paal’s free kick as Rangers, who could be a dark horse for the playoff, wrapped a seventh win in eight home outings. A pitiful -a -pity night for Eustace was accumulated when his side created only a decent opportunity for Kayden Jackson to stab it from three yards.
“Obviously I really failed the result,” Eustace said after the match. “I learned a lot about the group tonight, and I have a lot of excitement. We can improve a lot.”
“I thought we started well. But the goal they scored was knocking on the wind out of our sails. Then we did not defend the box properly for the second, third and fourth goals. I know the group of These players will fight for every point and the effort begins on Monday.
With the upcoming relegation battle he was facing at the club where he finished his gaming career, Eustace added: “I came to the derby not only for the short time but for the long -term time, and my work now is to provide A lot of confidence as I can with players.
QPR manager Martí Cifuentes, said he “liked a lot of things about performance” as his side bouncing back from Midweek’s defeat to Coventry. “We really don’t know what to expect from them [Derby] But everything is committed.
“The Ilias Chair is one of the best players in the league,” Cifuentes added. “I’m glad he got two goals. She was a little angry with me for leaving her because she wanted a hat. We are happy that he is playing well. “
