Derby SAC coach, Paul Warren, where Rams left in the scrap of landing by behind the permanent Wayne Rooney

Derby separated roads with the main coach Paul Warren after a wide range of results that she left in the relegation area in the tournament.

A 2-0 defeat against Sheffield United at the weekend witnessed a drop in Rams to 22 in the table, where he sits two points of safety with only 16 games to play. #

The current recession includes seven consecutive losses in the tournament – the worst league in the league in 17 years – and a total of eight defeats in all competitions since late December.

Warren, who took responsibility in Pride Park in September 2022 a few months later after Wayne Rooney stepped down as a derby coach, to the club to upgrade from the first league last season, and got their return to the second layer the first time of the question. However, their struggles this campaign prompted the club to take decisive measures.

The owner of the club David Kaleuis admitted the contributions of Warren, saying: “None of the fans should forget his contribution. The results dictating football dictate decisions and felt that to give us the best opportunity to keep our position in the championship, it was the right time to make a change.”

Warren arrived in Derby shortly after the club appeared from the administration under the ownership of Chloez. In charge of rebuilding an exhausted team, he relied heavily on free transfers and signing loans to collect a competitive team for their first league campaign.

Unfortunately, Derby province decided to reduce Paul Warren from his position.

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His impressive record of Rotherham United, as the promotion of League One Three has achieved three times, praised him as the “first league king” when he was appointed.

However, his first season in Derby ended with disappointment, as they failed to reach the separation matches. The following year, he made an automatic upgrade, enhancing his reputation for success in the third layer.

A solid start for this season witnessed that the rams are sitting in 11th in November, but since then their shape has been laid. A way out of the FA Cup by Lateon Orient in the league one added to the increasing frustration among supporters.

If Derby suffers from another defeat against Norwich on Saturday, he will match an unwanted teacher-which is only the third time in the club’s 141-year history as they lost eight consecutive games in the league in one season. The first occurrence of such a line dates back to 1888, which is the opening year of football in the league in England.