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STEVE Morison bounced back from rejection at Northampton and a stint in part-time football with Bishop’s Stortford to eventually play in the Premier League for Norwich and win 20 caps for Wales. Along the way, the powerful striker became a Millwall legend, scoring 92 goals in 343 appearances for the Lions. Now working as loans manager at Leicester, the 43-year-old talks to Chris Dunlavy about the best three players he ever shared a pitch with:
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Harry was just a kid when he came on loan to Norwich, so I can’t stand here and say he was a w...

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