Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's unveiling as the new manager of Burton Albion was delayed on Thursday after goalkeeper Dean Lyness suffered a suspected broken leg in the Dutchman's first training session. The 42-year-old former Chelsea striker was half an hour late meeting the media at the Pirelli Stadium due to what he described as 'freak accident'. 'It was unfortunate, a collision with him and another player,' said Hasselbaink. 'Training went really well but that was a really negative incident. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink holds aloft the Burton Albion scarf during his unveiling as manager Hasselbaink watches from the touchline as Royal Antwerp boss in September 2013
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has become the Burton Albion manager
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The 42-year-old left Belgian side Royal Antwerp at the end of last season
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It is the Dutch legend's first managerial job in England
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Hasselbaink becomes only the third black manager in the Football League along with Huddersfield's Chris Powell and Carlisle United boss Keith Curle
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