Quote Originally Posted by J R Hartley View Post
Yep, we will see. He never come through as a young player, he was a late starter in the pro game, so doesn’t have the experience to draw on. Time will tell wether the tough love approach will work.

I’m not going over old ground but let’s just say some
of the things which are alleged to have gone on with one or two of the lads now on loan it’s not something I would wish for my children to experience whenever they start out as young adults in whatever industry they go into. Football, much like the army, seems to be able to operate differently to the rest of society.

Reading between the lines on Twitter I don’t think Colwills friends and family are too impressed with the way he’s been treated by Morison either.
Personally, I think Morison has made some mistakes... The critical question for me is whether he's learning from them.

I didn't like the way he singled out Davies and I'm sure everyone, especially Colwill and his friends and family, would like to see him get some more game time... Although I think the Welsh call up for the euros, when he hadn't proved himself at league level, probably skewered expectations and maybe benching him until our team improved was a genius move.

Jury is still out on whether Morison is too stubborn to change or whether he is learning quickly and changing for the better.

I hope the latter. This is of course his first senior management job and we need to give him the grace needed to get on with things and learn.

However, the proof is in the pudding.

Davies appears to be coming on in leaps and bounds and Colwill coming on in the last few games seems to be in a better position (central) and making an impact... A lovely goal against Liverpool and also a great assist against Peterborough.

Bagan also seems to have benefitted from being brought in, albeit due to loans ending and injuries, to a better side with more of an attacking ethos.

Other younger players are also performing well in the new look side.... Ng, Wintle and McGuiness.. plus the young players on loan are enjoying themselves and performing.

But let's see what the next few months bring.