Derby County midfielder Craig Bryson will be suspended for the clash with Huddersfield Town.
General view at Pride Park
Derby County are in rehabilitation mode right now as the club try and turn their early season fortunes around. Under Nigel Pearson they got off to a dreadful start and now it is the turn of former manager Steve McClaren to recapture some of the magic from his first tenure with the club.
Unfortunately he will have to try and do it without one of his top midfielders in their next game due to the fact that Craig Bryson will be suspended for the clash with Huddersfield as reported by Derby Telegraph.
Bryson picked up his fifth yellow card of the season during the goalless draw against Brentford in mid-week because of a cynical trip on Bees striker Scott Hogan.
Nottingham Forest Chris Cohen in action against Derby County’s Craig Bryson
The 29-year-old, who has been at the club for five years now following a move from Scottish side Kilmarnock, will be aiming to return to action when the Rams host Sheffield Wednesday on October 29th.
The fixture list continues to be unkind to Derby as following their double header against the Yorkshire teams they will travel to Molineux to face an unpredictable Wolverhampton Wanderers side.
It is certainly a baptism of fire for McClaren who is looking to revive his reputation following a number of poor managerial stints.
Derby County Manager Steve McClaren
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