Thu Sep 29, 2022 3:46 pm
Ryan Wintle: A shame I won't get to work with Morison anymore
Ryan Wintle has spoken of his disappointment over the sacking of Steve Morison, but believes there is no time to dwell on something that has already happened.
Wintle has been one of the players to flourish under Steve Morison, with the former manager even handing him the captain's arm band on a number of occasions.
The midfielder said he sent Morison a message after his sacking and admits it was a shock to the players. But, with games coming thick and fast, he has urged his team-mates to get cracking and close that gap to the top six even further.
RYAN WINTLE:
"It's a difficult time for everyone involved at the club when a manager gets changed," Wintle said. "For us as players, it’s about working hard and hopefully you get in the team for the new manager.
"I seen [the news] like everyone else. It was a shock at the time. We are only four points off fifth. It's a tight league, but this is football, it can be a ruthless game. It's time to move on and get more wins than we have been getting.
"[Steve] was brilliant for me and my development. Had the armband a few times. It was a joy for me to work under him. It’s a shame it won’t happen anymore here. But we have a new manager involved and hopefully we can continue."
Thu Sep 29, 2022 4:15 pm
Wintle on Morison’s departure: “It was a shock at the time. We are only four points off fifth. It's a tight league, but this is football, it can be a ruthless game. It's time to move on and get more wins than we have been getting.”
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