By Scott Morgan. Coventry Telegraph.
September 30 2013

Cov scored four tries to secure maximum points...

Head coach Scott Morgan insists there is still plenty to come from Coventry after Saturday’s 32-15 home win over Henley which stretched their winning start in National League One to four games – their best opening since the 1997-98 campaign.

Cov, who are a point behind Doncaster in second place in the table, scored four tries to secure maximum points, but again struggled for possession at times and played a quarter of the game a man short with second rows Morgan and Tom Poole both spending time in the sin bin.

“Five points at home and four on the bounce – I’m delighted, to be honest,” said Morgan.

“I’m very happy to be where we are now, but there is a massive amount to come from this squad.

“We were a little starved of possession which, other than the Cinderford game, has been the story of the season so far.

“Teams seem to be keeping the ball really well against us, so far it hasn’t cost us on the scoreboard, but we can’t go through the season like that and it is something we need to look at.

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covkid53
30/09/2013 19:22

Scott we are all behind you, the weight of expectation as on saturday can create a problem in itself.

I think you are right, this squad has talent and belief.

Good stuff......

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