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Over the Moon with First League Goal: Junior Morias Praises ‘Brilliant’ Notts County Supporters

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Junior Morias, the forward for Notts County, radiated joy as he delved into the significance of his recent goal against Crawley in a midweek showdown, securing his first league goal for the club.

Expressing gratitude, he acknowledged the collective effort that made the moment possible. The camaraderie among teammates was evident as Morias described the jubilant reactions, emphasising that the collective excitement surpassed his individual elation. "They were more excited, but in my heart, I was over the moon," he chuckled.

Fans, too, played a crucial role in Morias's journey, earning praise for their support. "Even the fans are brilliant. They've been supportive from day one since I joined," Morias noted, acknowledging the goosebumps-inducing reactions that resonated with him.

Describing the mechanics behind his goal, Morias humbly credited the team's training regimen. "It's obviously like what we work on in training. Dan Crowley got the ball, I made the run, Macaulay Langstaff made a run. I was just praying he gave it to me, and he did," Morias explained, emphasising the importance of teamwork and execution.

Navigating the challenges since joining Notts County, Morias spoke candidly about the frustrations and the need for patience. "It has been tough. It's one of those situations where you work hard, try to be patient because the boys are doing very well," he reflected, highlighting the resilience required during testing times.

The topic then shifted to Morias's perseverance through injuries. He credited his faith in guiding him through difficult periods. The camaraderie within the team and the support from fans and coaching staff played a pivotal role, according to Morias.

Addressing his recent performance, Morias exhibited his self-critical nature. "Performance-wise, I'm always harsh on myself. I always go back and nitpick," he confessed. Despite the self-scrutiny, Morias recognised the positive energy he injected into the game and felt content with his overall contribution.

In dissecting the intricacies of his performance, Morias maintained a keen eye on improvement. "I thought I could have done better with my second chance. That's just me. I should have done better," he acknowledged, revealing the fine margins players navigate in the pursuit of excellence. Nonetheless, he affirmed that his energetic contribution to the game was a positive highlight.

Junior Morias's journey at Notts County, marked by challenges and triumphs, reflects the resilience and teamwork inherent in the sport. As he continues to evolve as a key player for the club, Morias remains grounded, appreciative of the collective effort that propels him forward.

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liampie

jr morias looked very eager to do well, i think hes proving that there is room for him. his finish was that of pure instinct. i thought dan crowley was going to try to slip macaulay langstaff through but once he played it to morias it seemed destined for the back of the net. i am so happy for him.

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TheSkipper

We talked in the pre-season about how Junior Morias would fit into the squad. With Cedwyn Scott’s injury, Junior has been given more of an opportunity. He’s got a turn of speed that’s frighteningly quick, which could come in handy. His goal was brilliantly placed, so we know he’s got the ability to score. I hope he gets more opportunities as he’s had a bit of bad luck with injuries.

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CliftonMagpie

What a fantastic goal from Junior Morias, it was such a joy to see him score his first goal for us. His celebration showed just how much it meant to him. The team’s reaction to celebrate with him was heartwarming, truly a special moment.

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Fan of Big Tone

It was lovely to see Junior Morias celebrate his goal with his team mates and the kop, he was really pumped up and I thought he had a great game I’m looking forward to seeing more of him in the future.

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NiftyNick

Exceptional game on Tuesday night! Junior Morias' triumph over adversity is inspiring. Glad to see him scoring his first league goal, demonstrating resilience personified. Well done to Notts! 🙌🏻

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KingMaynard

It's pleasing to see how Morias values team camaraderie and acknowledges the contribution of teammates. Indeed, football is all about playing as one entity. Well said, Morias!

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NottsTastic

His take on improvement after that second chance truly shows Morias' hunger for perfection. A sign of a true athlete, never resting on laurels and constantly seeking ways to better himself.

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skyhighpie

Morias' acknowledgment of the collective effort that made this moment of his first league goal possible exemplifies his understanding of the sport. It indeed isn't just about the individual goals or performances; it's about the collective effort, teamwork, and the mutual goal every teammate shares. Kudos to him for highlighting this!

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NCRichie

I’m thrilled to see Morias acknowledging and appreciating the fans’ support. This special bond between the players and fans creates a lively football atmosphere. It nurtures a sense of unity and belonging, reinforcing our mutual passion for the game and the club. Morias’ recognition underscores this authentic connection.

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Benji

Morias’ reflective nature and ability to scrutinize his performance constructively set him apart from many in the sport. His humility to admit areas that need improvement and his relentless pursuit for betterment reveal his professional drive and commitment. These are qualities anyone can learn from, inside and outside the sports realm.

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