Post by Admin on Jul 11, 2017 9:33:28 GMT 1
Former Derby county player John Eustace who is 37-year-old and he made 39 appearances for the Rams in 2014-2015 . He had to end his footballing career back in 2014-2015 due to a knee injury.
John Eustace took part in a interview with RamsTV:
"I loved playing and I was heartbroken really when I had to retire but this (management) is certainly the second-best thing."
"The reason I took the job was because it gave me an opportunity to coach and manage a full-time team.
"The level the club is at is obviously not where we want it to be, but it is a level where players can come in and develop and learn."
John Eustace is currently the boss of national League North side Kidderminster Harriers. He will be leading him team out to face The Rams tonight in a pre-season friendly. This will be the first time the former Derby county player will be facing them and he is looking forward to the occasion.
He told RamTV:
"It will be a great night for the fans, especially Kidderminster's," he said.
"We came back for pre-season and we had seven contracted players, so we know it is going to be tough for us.
"There are going to be a lot of trialists so we will see how the game goes. We're not going to rush into making any new signings.
"I am just hoping that the Derby boys take it easy on us on the night!"
John Eustace took part in a interview with RamsTV:
"I loved playing and I was heartbroken really when I had to retire but this (management) is certainly the second-best thing."
"The reason I took the job was because it gave me an opportunity to coach and manage a full-time team.
"The level the club is at is obviously not where we want it to be, but it is a level where players can come in and develop and learn."
John Eustace is currently the boss of national League North side Kidderminster Harriers. He will be leading him team out to face The Rams tonight in a pre-season friendly. This will be the first time the former Derby county player will be facing them and he is looking forward to the occasion.
He told RamTV:
"It will be a great night for the fans, especially Kidderminster's," he said.
"We came back for pre-season and we had seven contracted players, so we know it is going to be tough for us.
"There are going to be a lot of trialists so we will see how the game goes. We're not going to rush into making any new signings.
"I am just hoping that the Derby boys take it easy on us on the night!"