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JUNIOR’S JOY AT SAINTS SWITCH

DETERMINED Junior Morias says there are ‘no hard feelings’ as he bids the Eflgoodbye to take on a new challenge in Scotland.

By John Lyons

MOVING ON: Junior Morias, seen here in his Peterborough days
PICTURE: PA Images

The 24-year-old has left League Two outfit Northampton to sign for Scottish top-flight club St Mirren. It’s a fresh adventure for Morias, who felt he was unlikely to feature in Keith Curle’s Cobblers revolution.
The 5ft 8ins former Peterborough forward told The FLP: “We played with a targetman at Northampton and I’m not 6ft 2! The manage...

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