Morgan happy with 'professional' display at Loughborough.


By Tom Little.
November 18 2013

Head coach Scott Morgan believes that Coventry are moving in the right direction going into a pivotal month in their National League One campaign after Saturday’s 45-22 win at Loughborough Students .

Cov, who face the top three sides in the division – Esher, Rosslyn Park and Doncaster – on successive weekends after this week’s home game against Tynedale, scored five tries in their best performance on the road this season to end a run of three away defeats.

“It’s early days, we are still only in November, but it’s all about progression and putting game plans and structures in place that are sustainable, and I’m reasonably happy with this performance,” said Morgan.

“We want to be more professional and more thorough in what we do, no gambling, and we did that today.”

Cov were 17-7 down after 25 minutes, but three penalties from Cliffie Hodgson – who contributed another 20 points to go past 150 for the season – saw them turn round a point adrift before going on to dominate the second half.

 

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