🎧 Derby lack 'hunger' to stay up
"The only hunger I saw out there at the Riverside was the seagulls that appeared in the 100th minute. Once all the crowd went, those seagulls descended on all the stands."If the Derby County team showed as much hunger as those seagulls, we'd be all right."Dominic Dietrich and Ed Dawes are joined by former Derby striker Malcolm Christie to discuss the Rams hitting rock bottom of the Championship.You can listen to the full episode and more on the Rams Daily podcast.
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