Source: SKY_Sports
Morrison hurt by defeat
James Morrison thinks that West Bromwich Albion can make up for their defeat to Fulham on Sunday with a strong performance at Goodison Park.[LNB] The Baggies slumped to a lacklustre 2-0 loss at Craven Cottage and have not won since 17th January. [LNB]They are currently propping up the Premier League in 20th place, but have not lost touch in the relegation fight due other results going their way.[LNB]Morrison is well aware of the need to start winning matches before the gap to safety becomes insurmountable. [LNB]"The results were okay for us on Saturday, which is a good thing because Sunday was so disappointing," he told the Birmingham Mail.[LNB]Gap"We always try and go out to win but for some reason on Sunday we weren't at it.[LNB]"We've got a chance to put it right before a gap appears at the bottom of the table and we're looking forward to Saturday.[LNB]"But we hold our hands up with Sunday's result."[LNB]The 22-year-old midfielder has revealed that the whole squad was hurt by the loss to Fulham but insists they will do whatever they can to turn their season around.[LNB]"Every week is a worrying week because of where we are - it's not nice. All the players are determined to put it right," he added.[LNB]"I think Everton will be a harder game than Fulham but something has got to change quickly.[LNB]"It was a bad day and we're all hurting inside. Hopefully we can put it to bed quickly and move on."[LNB]
