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Pride, not ego, is the mantra for Moro

Former Premier League star Steve Morison says “ego never came into it” after dropping SIX divisions to take charge at Hornchurch.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2023

STEVE MORISON
HORNCHURCH
By Chris Dunlavy

FORMER Premier League star Steve Morison says “ego never came into it” after dropping SIX divisions to take charge at Hornchurch.
Morison, 39, played in the top-flight for Norwich, scored over 100 goals in the EFL and spent a year managing Championship side Cardiff City before being sacked last September.
Heavily linked with a return to the Bluebirds as recently as last week, he was instead unveiled by the Isthmian Premier Urchins – to widespread disbelief.
“People can ask questions and make assumptions but I can’t be bothered with any of that no...

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