I think the real issue is that we don't have a clear position for Morias. He's versatile, but it does feel like Langstaff and Scott are ahead of him in the pecking order. Time will tell.
 

When he signed, I was quite excited to see what he could do. He obviously has something about him, but if he's not playing, it's hard for him to make an impact. Fingers crossed he gets a chance soon.

I agree that to us, he seems to have been forgotten, but I don't think Luke Williams will have.

Since there's been no out-goings except for Ruben Rodrigues, or much talk of others who are in contact leaving. It would suggest to me that Junior Morias still very much features in our plans. The depth of the squad is paramount; it will allow us to keep players fresh. I can't remember where, but I did read something that suggested Notts may change formation. It's quite likely that this might be a tactic within games.

If Notts switches to two up front, before games, then this will leave options.

I think it only seems he's been forgotten because he's featured once as a sub and that we haven't seen him aside from this. I think there's a scope for the club to do an interview with Luke Williams and Junior Morias to further talk about their plans.

The best post in the whole discussion goes to @Chris. I hadn’t thought about this and would have said he had been forgotten, but after seeing such a detailed and interesting comment, it’s hard not to agree with it. Luke Williams will know what he has at his disposal; he will know where they fit in and I’m sure he will get the best out of JR Morias.

I'm not sure he's been forgotten, more a case of the player who plays in his position has had the season of his life! There was no way Langstaff was getting dropped for our run in. I'm also pretty sure he had a knock when he joined and it was quite late in the season too so he didn't exactly have much time to make a big impact. We'll see more of him this season, unless Macaulay starts the season off in a way that suggests he's out to break his own goal-scoring record!

8 hours ago, Chris said:

Since there's been no out-goings except for Ruben Rodrigues, or much talk of others who are in contact leaving. It would suggest to me that Junior Morias still very much features in our plans. The depth of the squad is paramount; it will allow us to keep players fresh. I can't remember where, but I did read something that suggested Notts may change formation. It's quite likely that this might be a tactic within games.

Spot on, I think he will find his place in time and all the players must rely on their form to keep a place in the side. Compared to other seasons, this should be a recipe for success, provided Luke Williams isn’t afraid to drop certain players if they hit a poor spell.

I don’t know what’s going on with Junior Morias. I know he’s a quick player that can inject pace. He can score and I think we’ll see him come on more out wide, especially if Aaron Nemane doesn’t sign his contract offer from us.

Seems like Morias has kind of become the 'forgotten man' at the club. He's got talent, but the competition for spots is just too fierce. Let's hope he can have an impact when called upon.

At some point, injuries will strike and Morias will get his opportunity. It's up to him to seize any chances he gets, and maybe he can force himself into a more prominent role.

Junior's got potential, but he does look a bit of a puzzle piece for our squad at the moment. Hopefully, Luke Williams has a plan in mind for how to best utilize him.

Maybe Morias could find success as a super-sub, coming off the bench to grab a goal or assist when needed. It'll be tough for him to break into the starting lineup at the moment, but I hope he gets his chance.

Honestly, it seems like a strange signing for us. He arrived injured, only made one brief appearance. He went off in the close season, comes back and he's carrying a slight knock again. We already had loads of options in attack, who could've been better signings and while Morias is talented, I can't see him getting much game time. Might be loaned out eventually.

Junior Morias may not be at the top of the pecking order, but with such a long season ahead, it'll be crucial to have him ready and waiting for his opportunity. Don't forget the FA Cup and EFL Cup games – that's where he may be able to make his mark.

I'm willing to give Morias some time to settle in and prove his worth. It's difficult when you come into a team with established players, but I hope he can still make an impact.

i thought he only picked up a "slight" concern before the start of the pre season, he has been involved in training but has he made any appearances so far? i dont remember him playing in the nuneaton game. hes becoming this eras stanley aborah. ????

if not him, then danny haynes or someone injury prone.