Pearson praises Foxes' performance
Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson has described yesterday's 4-1 win at home against Derby County as "the best we've played".
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Nigel Clough welcomes Richard Keogh to Derby County
New Signing at Derby County
Derby County have completed the signing of Preston North End midfielder Paul Coutts.
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Tom Glick to leave Pride Park
Tom Glick has resigned from his post at Derby County and will be taking up a new role at Manchester City.
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A sponsored zip wire will take place today at Pride Park. Derby County fans will be taking part alongside former Rams player Seth Johnson.
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Derby County apologise to father of late Nottingham Forest chairman after fans chant about his death
Tom Glick, Chief Executive at Derby County FC, talking about Nigel Doughty's father who was in the crowd at Pride Park last night.
"Whether Mr Doughty was able to hear what happened- I don't know. I have written to him today to express the club's and my personal regrets as to what's happened. It's just really unfortunate.
"I think this is something that all of at the club need to understand is not acceptable. It's not representative of our fans. We have amazing fan's at Derby County.
"Something like this is highly unusual. We want to make sure that we're clear about that. Those fans that were involved..I certainly hope they're embarrassed and regret what they've done."
Footballers reactions to Derby FC chants
sour note of the night was the chants bout my former chairman lovely guy n no need for it
From @nathan_Tyson on Twitter:Everyone to do with Derby football club should be ashamed of their fans tonight singing “where's your chairman gone” absolute disgrace!
From @dexblackstock23 on Twitter:The idiotic minority should be ashamed of themselves the majority of derby fans are superb !!
From @RobbieSavage8 on Twitter:Derby County FC Statement
– Derby County Football Club"Derby County Football Club wishes to formally apologise to the family of Nigel Doughty, Nottingham Forest Football Club and all supporters in attendance at Pride Park Stadium on Tuesday night for the behaviour of a small group of people at last night's game.
Some of the chants directed to opposing supporters were wholly inappropriate and damage the excellent reputation of the Club and its supporters at large."
– Chief Executive, Tom Glick“We are very disappointed that a brief moment of insensitive and distasteful chanting by a minority of supporters spoiled what was a great occasion at Pride Park Stadium last night and we do not condone the actions of those individuals in any way, shape or form."
Shocking chants
Derby are set to issue a formal apology to Nottingham Forest
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Green: We're ready for 'massive' East Midlands clash
by Daniel Hewitt
Derby midfielder Paul Green says the team must bounce back from Saturday's defeat to Watford within a win in tonight's East Midlands derby.
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