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BIG INTERVIEW: Champ manager? No, I had to build a squad

To say Steve Morison has been busy this summer is doing the former Wales striker a serious disservice.
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BIG INTERVIEW: SUTTON UNITED’S STEVE MORISON
By CHRIS DUNLAVY

ON THE MOVE: The bulk of last season’s squad left following relegation

TO SAY Steve Morison has been busy this summer is doing the former Wales striker a serious disservice.
“We had to build a squad,” explains the 40-year-old in typically forthright fashion. “We didn’t have one because everyone left.”
And when he says everyone, he means everyone. Sutton slipped out of the EFL at the end of last term, three years after a historic promotion under Matt Gray had ended an unbroken 123-year residence in Non-League football.
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