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Derby sign Savage

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Derby County have completed a 1.5 million pound move for Blackburn midfielder Robbie Savage on a two-and-a-halfyeardeal.
Derby manager Paul Jewell told BBC Radio Derby on Tuesday: "We lack a bit of devilment and Robbie will bring that to the club."
Savage, 33, is likely to make his debut in Saturday's Premier League match against Jewell's formerside Wigan.
Savage itold BBC: Sport before the move: "This is the hardest decision I've made in my career but
I need to play, that's it."
Savage joined Rovers in 2005 and played a big role in the club's qualification for Europe the following year.
However, after breaking his leg in January last year, Savage was forced to undergo surgery on a knee injury this season, restricting his appearances for Blackburn.
Rovers boss Mark Hughes gave him the go-ahead to seek a move in the January transfer window.
Savage added: "It's well known that 1 came to this club because I wanted to play under Mark and his staff, but I have to look after my own interestsnow.
"Mark has been honest with me - he knows me probably better than anybody - and he has said he can't guarantee I'll play. I'm a big boy and I understand that
"I'm a realist. I'm not going to go to a team challenging for European honours now so I'm looking for a challenge and after playing my part in keeping Birmingham and then Blackburn up as a player, I'm ready for another battle.
"To be honest. I've not been eating, I've not been sleeping and it's really affecting me not knowing what
the future holds so I think the sooner it happens the better for all parties."
Asked whether the Pride Park faithful will take to Savage after reports that some fans had voiced a protest against him joining the club, Jewell said he felt their opinion would change.
"I hated Robbie Savage when he played against me," Jewell admitted. "He is one of those characters you despise when he is playing for the opposition but you love when heisonyourteam.
"I know there is a little bit of history between Robbie and the Derby fans, but that is the same for him and every club - that is part of his nature.
"But if he comes and plays a part in turning this club around I m sure the supporters will be delighted to see him in a Derby shirt.
"People do Robbie an injustice regarding his ability. You don't play at the top level for as long as he has, and also for your country, by only going around kicking people.'