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Southend United: Gus Scott-Morriss has got an eye for goals!

Goal-den boy Gus Scott-Morriss admits he’s been secretly taken aback by his goalscoring antics for Southend United this season – but he’s not shy in rubbing his striker teammates’ noses in it!
Gus Scott-Morriss has scored 15 goals from wing-back for Southend United this season PICTURE: Focus Images

Scott-Morriss outscoring Shrimpers strikers
By Jon Couch

Goal-den boy Gus Scott-Morriss admits he’s been secretly taken aback by his goalscoring antics for Southend United this season – but he’s not shy in rubbing his striker teammates’ noses in it!
Tuesday night’s strike against Woking at Roots Hall was Scott-Morriss’ 15th goal of a memorable season – a tally which sees him comfortably top the Shrimpers’ goalscoring charts this season.
And that record is all the more impressive given that Scott-Morriss is a right-back by trade, with the 27-year-old revelling in freedom of a more attacking...

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