DAVIES REVEALS WHY DERBY LOST TO BIRMINGHAM CITY

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In football, sometimes, it’s usually unfortunate that some teams would dominate a particular match but will still end up winning the game. That was the case of Derby County as they failed to capitalize on the fact that they had 67% of possession but they still lost their match against Birmingham by 2-0. The match was played on Friday at St Andrew’s and it was an exciting contest only that Derby failed to make the most of their chances and they eventually had to lose all the three points to a more clinical Birmingham side that were largely unimpressive during most parts of the tie on Friday afternoon.


The first goal of the match was scored by Scott Hogan in the first half and it was only late on that Jeremie Bela doubled the lead for the home team. It was a tough afternoon for Derby County manager Wayne Rooney and his players as they tried to implement a new pattern of play that they introduced earlier this year but it did not work in their way. After the match, Davies revealed that it was not the happiest of moments for them as they failed to win a match that they dominated. He Saif that their manager Wayne Rooney brought a new tactical approach to the club and that they’ve been working on it for the past days but even though they have been doing well to adapt well to it, it was a huge blow on their confidence that they lost their game on Friday. Read More

DAVIES OFFCIALLY A FREE AGENT

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Experienced defender Curtis Davies is officially a free agent after his contract with English Championship outfit Derby County expired at the end of last month.

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Curtis Davies has not been offered a new Derby County contract till date meaning that he’s free to sign for a new team. He missed the majority of last season at Derby County due to injury as the Rams struggled to retain their English Championship status. In the end, Derby County confirmed their stay in the Championship for at least one more season after a dramatic 3-3 draw at home to Sheffield Wednesday.
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DAVIES CREDITS MCCANN FOR HULL PROMOTION

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Derby County centre back Curtis Davies has praised Hull City manager Grant McCann for the role he played in guiding the Tigers back to the English Championship after one season in the third tier of club football in England.

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Hull City are back in the second tier after they won the League One title this season and Curtis Davies believes that McCanndeserves to be commended for overseeing the Tigers’ promotion to the Championship after they were relegated under his watch last season.
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OLISE BACKED FOR PREMIER LEAGUE MOVE

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Reading star Michael Olise has been backed for a Premier League move this summer by Derby County defender Curtis Davies.

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Olise has been one of the best players in the English Championship this season and Curtis Davies has been impressed with the quality he has shown in the colours of the Royals this season.
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CURTIS DAVIES LAUDS LIVERPOOL PLAYER

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Derby County defender Curtis Davies has praised the quality of Liverpool midfielder James Milner whom he played with at Aston Villa many years ago. Curtis Davies talked about veteran midfielder James Milner during an interview with Stadium Astro. According to him, James Milner is a ‘machine’ and the ultimate professional. Curtis Davies said the Liverpool player is ‘as strong as anything’ and that the veteran utility player can ‘run like the wind’. James Milner is a player who can effectively play in a lot of positions.


During his career, he has played as a left-back, as a right-back, as a winger, as a striker and as a midfielder. Curtis Davies is full of admiration for James Milner who’s still unstoppable at the age of 35. According to him, James Milner is still very strong at his age and that he has not been overawed by the pace of today’s game. Read More

DAVIES CRASHES WITH DERBY COUNTY

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Derby County defender Curtis Davies was part of the team that crashed to Middlesbroughon Wednesday night. At the Riverside, Middlesbrough welcomed Derby County who are at the bottom of the English Championship table. The game turned out to be very easy for Boro as they thrashed Curtis Davies and his Derby County 3-0 at home as manager Neil Warnock continues to work well in his job as the Boro boss.


Britt Assombalonga scored the only goal of the first half to give the hosts the lead at the interval. Boro didn’t add to that tally until 71 minutes when Michael Clarke put through his own net. Substitute Marvin Johnson wrapped up the easy win over the Rams with the third and final goal of match seven minutes before full-time. The Boro game with Derby County was one of the matches ofmatchday 13 in the English Championship.
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Davies Takes on Mentorship

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Curtis Davies the Derby County defender has taken on the dual responsibility of mentoring the younger players of the club along with safeguarding its fortunes on the field. The 35-year-old, Davies who is on the verge of retirement has claimed he is now relishing his new role where he is expected to show his younger teammates the way forward.

With the experience of around 550 club games, Davies is excitedly passing on his wisdom to younger players in the ranks. Realizing that he is closing in on retirement age, the veteran player said he is more than happy to take youngsters under his wing. Speaking to the official TV channel of the club, he said with time borrowed for his professional life, the best he can do now is share his vast experience with others to make them better players for the club.
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Curtis Davies’ Career Graph as a Footballer

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Claims have been made by the defender for Derby County, Curtis Davies that Aston Villa is now on a different level compared to West Bromwich Albion. He has had short spells with Both Aston Villa and Bromwich when he has just started off his career as a footballer. He discussed the transfer that made him join Aston Villa based on loan initially. The Baggies career for Davies came to an end suddenly unceremoniously when he decided to resign as the captain and handed in his request for transfer.


It was the month of August in the year 2007 that Curtis Davies finally completed his move. He suggested that it was unimaginable for him to think about how big Aston Villa as a club was. It was a huge event when he moved to West Bromwich Albion from Luton. After that he took the biggest step in his life, to move from West Bromwich to Aston Villa. For him, West Bromwich is a well-run club for football while Aston Villa is altogether a different level. He said it is difficult to understand how big Aston Villa unless and until a footballer visits a stadium, becomes a part of the club, and thousands and thousands of fans sing for him.
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CURTIS DAVIES PRAISES WAYNE ROONEY

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According to Curtis Davies, Wayne has surpassed the expectation of Derby despite recently joining the team. Rooney is not as popular or fanfare driving as Zlatan Ibrahimovic but any help he renders the team no matter how can make the difference between getting relegated and not.

The former England international signed an 18-month deal with Frank Lampard’s former team. This will give him enough time to make the impact he was brought to make no matter how little it might be.

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NEWCASTLE SCOUT ALEX KRAL

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No one man gets chased by just one person. The moment someone thinks you are attractive there is a high chance that t lot of people do. The moment they think you are not, there’s even a higher chance you are not. Not having anyone stop you on the road or a=give you a complement will clear that doubt.


Newcastle United are tracking Czech Republic international Alex Kral and that means a whole host of other clubs most certainly be in on it.
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