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West Brom: James Morrison frustrated by lack of Baggies bite

Interim West Bromwich Albion boss James Morrison was left feeling frustrated that his side could not find the killer touch in front of goal against Cardiff City.

INTERIM: James Morrison

Interim West Bromwich Albion boss James Morrison was left feeling frustrated that his side could not find the killer touch in front of goal against Cardiff City.
The Baggies boss bemoaned an issue that has cost the team all season, as Albion’s wafer-thin play-off hopes were finally ended.
In charge for the first time since taking over the reins following the departure of Tony Mowbray on Easter Monday, he felt his side could have pinched it had they been as good up front as they were in defence.
He delivered his verdict on the season after the game.

INTERIM: Morrison
Frustrated
“I was please...

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