Scott Morgan pleased with Coventry's resolve.


By John Wilkinson, Coventry Telegraph.
November 5 2012

SKIPPER Scott Morgan hailed the resolve of his Coventry players after yesterday’s narrow 13-10 win over Blackheath at the Butts Park Arena.

The home side had to dig deep before a 78th-minute try by winger Heath Stevens tipped the outcome their way and lifted them back up to sixth place in the National League One table.

“There are going to be a lot more close games to come with the weather changing, and we are going to have to show the same resilience and determination as we did today,” said the Wales international second row.

“It was another nail-biter, we have had a run of them in recent weeks, and it’s nice to come through with a win. I can see massive progress in the way we are playing. We are trying to stretch the opposition more, and although there was a lack of accuracy in some of the things we did, it was nice to see the backs coming more into the game.

“There were lots of positives, we stuck to the task, and in the end we got our reward.”

Rugby director Phil Maynard said: ”Given the wet conditions, it was a terrific game.

 

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