Sturrock: 'A few incidents in the Crawley game he won’t have been happy with'
Blues boss Paul Sturrock is never less than honest with his players, if not the media, and after the odd cock-up by the former Orient keeper Glenn Morris at the start of the season, Luggy is making sure we all know that he remains the Shrimpers No.1.
Sturrock told www.echo-news.co.uk: 'At the other end of the field, Glenn Morris has had a few shaky moments in goal but he’s a good keeper and I have every faith in him. Like all goalkeepers he’s made a few mistakes and there were a few incidents in the Crawley game he won’t have been happy with. But he’s a hard working professional who I have put my faith in and he has also made some very good saves for us this season"
Oh well Daniel Bentley, a touch longer to wait for now, though another highlighted error by young Glenn and even the veteran Scottish mangers patience might start to wear thin.