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JAMES WANTS TO BUILD ON DRAW

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The LeaguePaper Team
8 March 2026

REACTION: Morrison

WEST Brom interim manager James Morrison said his side have ‘something to build on’ following the late equaliser.
Morrison said: “In the first half, we were too passive and we didn’t do enough to create chances. We addressed it at half-time and agreed we needed to be more aggressive. “When you come to Bramall Lane, you need to be ruthless and take your chances when they come. Isaac (Price) had a big chance early in the second half and if he scored that it would’ve given us something to hold on to.”
Morrison was ve...

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