The League Paper

NO SIGN OF EGO AT DEN INSISTS MORISON

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 April 2018

By Alex Marrow
CHAMPIONSHIP

OPINION: Steve Morison

STEVE Morison believes an equal pay structure and mix of good characters is the driving force behind Millwall’s push for promotion to the Premier League.
A 17-game unbeaten run going into the weekend had lifted the Lions into the play-offs, and Neil Harris’ men are well in the mix, chasing back-to-back promotions and a return to the top flight for the first time since 1990.
The 34-year-old striker says a strong work ethic, manager Harris’ excellent recruitment and a lack of egos in the dressing room are all fostering th...

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