There is a reason Sondre Langås fits in so well at Derby: he’s a Rolls-Royce.   Back after months out with a torn meniscus, the Norwegian defender’s impact was transformative; allowing The Rams to switch to a 3-4-3 as they secured a first home win of the season against fellow strugglers Norwich.

Outplayed. Outbattled. Outclassed.   This was not against a high-flier such as Stoke or Coventry – Derby were more competitive against them.   This was Oxford. The first of four fellow-bottom-six sides The Rams will play before the November international break. A side, like Derby, who were yet to win at home this season.   Any green shoots from The Rams three consecutive draws were trampled by Rowett’s U’s – perhaps they lacked the steel of injured captain Lewis Travis?   Des

Archie Brown is a football journalist and content creator. You can follow him on Instagram , TikTok and X . Transfers. They are, for many fans, among the most exciting parts of football. And it's fair to say that there have been a fair few at Pride Park in recent times. Here, Archie Brown brings you seven former Rams you probably forgot about. 1.      Ikechi Anya   Joining in August 2016 from Watford in a deal believed to be worth around £4m, the versatile Scotland Internati