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Morecambe Pre Match Press Conference with Danny Cowley

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It was a short and sweet press conference today with several subjects touched upon without Danny Cowley expanding into too much detail:-

Morecambe - Necessary to back up the win against Stevenage with a home win to consolidate the value from that victory. Morecambe repeatedly show their resilience year on year with Jim Bentley deserving much praise for overcoming the barriers to what he needs to do without fail every season. It will be necessary to play with energy and intensity but balance that with maintaining control and patience.

Injuries - Physical game last week but players appear to have come through that and everyone hopefully to be available and that may include Josh Vickers who has been training this week.

Transfer Window - DC does not intend to miss out during the window having invested a lot of time and effort preparing for it. He certainly expects rivals MK, Colchester, Mansfield and Bury to be well positioned with a view to significant improvement. First aim is to try and not lose key players but also to add to the group. Budget wise pre season the best usage was identified as running with a squad of 15/16 permanent signings backed up by 5/6 loans. He was relaxed about the loan player situation reminding the assembled press of his regular open communications with the parent clubs.

Miscellaneous - We are in a good period of Sat. to Sat. games which is helpful ahead of the busy Christmas period to come.
 
Wasn't much to report this week! Not a bad thing though as I could get back to practising finger speed and perfecting dry runs for the Eventbrite carnage this evening.
 
The big point from it for me bar the good news Josh was the squad size, sure we have more than 22 players at the mo?
 
Serious Danny... compared to other weeks, no jokes, joviality n jocularity. Interesting body language.
Hope this isn’t connected to the knocks received at Stevenage.