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Morris said it was crucial the squad and supporters stick together over the coming weeks.
“We still feel their support and that’s huge for us, huge for the dressing room. The last thing we want is for it to turn toxic and start blaming each other. That’s just where you don’t want to be,” he said.
“What we need to remember as well is that teams at Championship level are
Not that Amorim is apportioning blame.
“The responsibility is on me, not Carlos,” he said.
“We are a team in good moments and bad moments. We have a way of doing things. We are working on that and we are going to improve on that. But we didn’t lose because of set pieces. We lost because we create more chances and didn’t score.”
Speaking to Match of the Day, Martinez
Gray says he worked hard to keep himself fit over the summer after returning from Saudi Arabia, where he moved after a season at Greek side Aris.
He is one of Argyle’s most-experienced players in terms of Championship appearances and says he is open to extending his short-term deal at Home Park.
“I’m happy here,” he told BBC Radio Devon.
“It’s going to be down to me to perform, score
Yet not every club feels the same. Tottenham, under Ange Postecoglou, do not have a specialist set-piece coach and, since the beginning of last season, Spurs have conceded more set piece goals (excluding penalties) than every Premier League team, except for Nottingham Forest.
At Chelsea Mauricio Pochettino didn’t have a set-piece coach, believing he did not need one, before the Blues hired Cueva with a new set-piece department being set