Under-pressure Derby County head coach John Eustace says he is "not surprised" to still be in charge of the Rams after their dismal run of results.

Derby County head coach John Eustace has stated he is not surprised to remain in charge despite a dismal run of results. The Rams are currently second from bottom in the Championship and winless in 10 matches, having suffered a 4-0 defeat to Norwich City on Tuesday. Eustace confirmed he has not considered resigning and noted the club hierarchy has given no indication that Friday's match against Bolton Wanderers is a must-win.
Eustace pointed to the faith shown in him by owner David Clowes as Derby attempt to reverse their form. The club has managed just one win in 14 league games this season amid off-field complications, including a collapsed takeover and an injury crisis exacerbated by forward Sam Szmodics being sidelined for six weeks with a knee injury.
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