Isthmian League Premier

I couldn’t have asked for Mor

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

By Chris Dunlavy

Steve Morison has thanked both Hornchurch and Sutton United for giving him the chance to say a proper goodbye to the Urchins supporters.
Appointed in the summer – less than a year after managing Cardiff City in the Championship – Morison led Hornchurch to the summit of the Isthmian Premier League, losing just two of his 27 games at the helm.
But the 40-year-old departed in dramatic fashion last weekend, personally announcing that he’d agreed to join the EFL’s bottom side Sutton in the Hornchurch clubhouse just minutes after a 1-1 draw against Horsham.
“The two clubs came ...

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