Exiled Shrimper
Manager
Former Academy player Shayden Morris has joined Scottish Premiership club Aberdeen from League One Fleetwood Town:
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Shayden Morris
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flangejackrabbit
Reclusive rabbit
On and off the bench for Aberdeen this season, not had the chance to make much impact. Fans think he has looked out of his depth.
Exiled Shrimper
Manager
Scored the winner off the bench for Aberdeen in a 2-1 success against Rangers at Pittodrie this evening:
It was his first league goal in his 35th appearance (30 of which have been as a substitute) for the Dons, who keep pace with Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership table and are now nine points ahead of their opponents this evening.
It was his first league goal in his 35th appearance (30 of which have been as a substitute) for the Dons, who keep pace with Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership table and are now nine points ahead of their opponents this evening.
bigmolt
Coach
Shayden has been voted Aberdeen’s player of the season. He has had a terrific year. Started season as super sub and has kicked on since Christmas. Now probable first name on team sheet. I’ve only been watching him on Sportscean highlights but looks a talent in the making. Good attacking midfielder with goals thrown in for good measure.
Another good youth of ours that got away thanks to Martin.
Another good youth of ours that got away thanks to Martin.
bigmolt
Coach
Shayden Morris is revelling in the warmth of the Aberdeen public after capping an impressive turnaround in fortunes by landing the club’s Player of the Year award.
The 23-year-old winger had a difficult first two years at Pittodrie but he feels he has “won over” supporters after becoming a key player under Jimmy Thelin this term.
Morris’ rise in status was highlighted on Thursday night when he was named player of the year.
“I think it’s probably the biggest achievement I’ve achieved so far in my career,” he said ahead of the trip to St Mirren on Saturday. “It’s a massive, massive moment for me and my family. For it to be voted by the fans is a massive feeling, because it hasn’t always been easy times.
“I feel like I have got a lot of love in the city now. I’m going out every day, there’s people coming up to me wanting pictures and wanting to speak, so it is different from before. I’ve always believed in myself from day one, but you do have to win people over sometimes in football and in your career.
From STV
The 23-year-old winger had a difficult first two years at Pittodrie but he feels he has “won over” supporters after becoming a key player under Jimmy Thelin this term.
Morris’ rise in status was highlighted on Thursday night when he was named player of the year.
“I think it’s probably the biggest achievement I’ve achieved so far in my career,” he said ahead of the trip to St Mirren on Saturday. “It’s a massive, massive moment for me and my family. For it to be voted by the fans is a massive feeling, because it hasn’t always been easy times.
“I feel like I have got a lot of love in the city now. I’m going out every day, there’s people coming up to me wanting pictures and wanting to speak, so it is different from before. I’ve always believed in myself from day one, but you do have to win people over sometimes in football and in your career.
From STV
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