By John Wilkinson, Coventry Telegraph.
January 13 2014
Head coach Scott Morgan admitted to mixed feelings after Coventry’s hard-earned 18-10 win at Henley in their first game since December 21.
Cov were good value for their sixth away win of the season, but needed six penalties from full-back Cliffie Hodgson to secure the points as they failed to score a try for the first time.
“We got the win, and we’re happy that we’ve come down here not having played since before Christmas and will go away with four points,” said Morgan.
“But we aren’t very happy with certain aspects of the performance, especially the set piece, and we have got lots to work on.
“For the first ten to 15 minutes the boys did exactly what we asked them to do, but they went away from the game plan after that.
“Everybody has a job to do, which is why they have a number on their back, and although I know the opposition has a say in what we do, we have to stick with that and get the fundamentals of our game right.
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