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Ace Morgan Whittaker looks after number one

Plymouth Argyle’s Morgan Whittaker must have known what was coming with his no-show against Burnley in midweek.

Ace Morgan

By Chris Dunlavy - A fresh take on football

Plymouth Argyle's Morgan Whittaker must have known what was coming with his no-show against Burnley in midweek.
The 24-year-old winger was presumably advised not to jeopardise a big-money transfer by getting injured.
To a large extent, Whittaker deserves the stick that is coming his way.
He effectively breached his contract.
Similarly, we must remember how capricious fate can be.
Former FLP columnist John Salako once told me the sad tale of how his big-money transfer from Crystal Palace to Italian side Bari was ripped away by injury in 1991.
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