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TRIBUTES FLOOD IN TO MOURN POPULAR ‘MOGGSY’

TRIBUTES FLOOD

By Andy Mitchell

RESPECTED: Robert Morris

TRIBUTES have poured in from across the West Midlands following the sudden death of largerthan- life character Robert ‘Moggsy’ Morris.
Players, management and officials from all levels were left reeling by news of the popular 62-year-old Wednesfield official.
Mr Morris had enjoyed success as a manager, particularly at Darlaston Town where he led an all-conquering side to a West Midlands (Regional) League Division One league and cup double.
In recent years he was known for being a permanent fixture at the Cottage Ground, making things ...

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