Derby County boss Paul Warne has gave his verdict on his sides win over Blackpool last night at Bloomfield.
Paul Warne was full of praise for his side as they stuck to the game-plan marching to a 3-1 win over Blackpool to stay unbeaten in five games.
Korey Smith stole the show with a great performance including a goal for the midfielder.
James Collins and Martyn Waghorn were the two other goalscorers for County.
The win brings Derby up to seventh and pushing for playoffs, with Warne saying he and his side did brilliantly across the field.
Warne on Derby
Speaking post game, as reported by the Derby Telegraph, Warne praised his side, “I am really pleased,” he said.
“I felt pretty calm and thought we controlled the game without the ball, weirdly. We defended crosses really well. We looked really confident. We had a game plan. We wanted to let one player have the ball and just be patient. Let them have it and just frustrate them.
“We did that pretty well and you could sense the frustration in the home crowd. That’s what it is like being the home team. People expect you to be in the ascendancy all the time.
“We made it as difficult as we could. We wanted to counter and Kane Wilson could have scored two. We asked them at half-time to keep their concentration and the backline were pretty colossal.
“I thought Ryan Nyambe was excellent. I was so pleased with how they played. There was a lot of detail to the plan and what really pleased me our reaction when we lost the ball was absolutely brilliant. Hard work wins games and tonight we got a bit of luck and our three goals were really well taken.”