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MORRIS DRIVING FOR THE PREMIER

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The Football League Paper Team
28 March 2021

Barnsley ace bids to make up for Shrews pain
By Will Fuller

CARLTON Morris knows all about spearheading an unlikely promotion bid – but is hoping for a happier ending this time around.

SLIDE RULE: Carlton Morris celebrates scoring for Barnsley against QPR and, Inset, Tykes boss Valerien Ismael
PICTURE: Alamy

Barnsley’s push for Championship promotion is one of the stories of the season and Morris is happy to be along for the ride after narrowly missing out with Shrewsbury three years ago.
The striker was part of the Shrews team that took League One by storm in 2017-18, as...

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