That IMO is an unfair criticism of Morgan. Rovers development pathway had been eroded by the absense of cash and incentives that a prolonged spell in tier 2 brings.



And it takes time to see results. Welham (whose had another really good season) and Watts (who hasn't, admittedly) were named to the England elite squad this year. Taylor must be close to overtaking Watts. Sheriff and Cox are highly regarded. I reckon we're about where I'd realistically expected. I'd suggest that Morgan having brought us so far without the foundation of a mature youth development system as positive, not a negative, on his CV.



That said, his going to Cas seems too much of a sideways move for both you and him to make sense.

Mild Rover, I'd suggest not coming on the Cas board to claim Liam Watts as a success of your youth development system.

He's done 3 years at Rovers while still eligible for under-20s, and those are the rules. And the charge I was answering was against Morgan for not developing promising young players. It was not a defence of Rovers credentials for developing players.

Just make your approach already

we don't want him

fwiw the Hull Daily Mail editor has tweeted that Cas are ready to make an approach.

Will be a big step back for us

Oh well

Oh well, it must be true then.

Unless your the Cas chairman in cognito, we'll ignore you

You can take that as 'We have not made an approach, nor are we likely to, we want someone else' if recent HDM stories are anything to go by.

What's the reason u don't want him

And this is a genuine question as I have reservations about Morgan as a coach for our club, do u not think he is up to the job just interested y

To know why

Looks like he is going to be next Cas Coach after all: www.thisishullandeastriding.co.u ... story.html

Looks like he is going to be next Cas Coach after all: www.thisishullandeastriding.co.u ... story.html