Rams Hero Davies Says World Cup Would Leave City a Great Legacy ; Derby Is Bidding to Be a Host City If England Wins the Right to Stage the Football World Cup in 2018 or 2022. Caroline Jones Spoke to Rams Legend Roger Davies About Why He Is Backing the City's Campaign.

Derby Evening Telegraph › October 04, 2009

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HE may have scored goals for a dozen different football clubs and travelled the world during his career but it was in Derbyshire where Roger Davies made his name and his home.

From the moment he made his debut for Derby County in the early 1970s to the verdicts he gives on their matches for the Derby Telegraph today, the former striker has never been able to let go of the Rams.

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Rams Hero Davies Says World Cup Would Leave City a Great Legacy ; Derby Is Bidding to Be a Host City If England Wins the Right to Stage the Football World Cup in 2018 or 2022. Caroline Jones Spoke to Rams Legend Roger Davies About Why He Is Backing the City's Campaign.

Roger came to the city when he was 21 and, despite playing professionally across England, Belgium and America, he picked Hatton as the place to settle.

Now 58, he still loves being involved with D...

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