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Position:
Forward
Date of Birth:
29/08/1983
Place of Birth:
London

Previous Club(s):
Bishop's Stortford
Northampton Town
Later Club(s):
Millwall (2009)
Club: Millwall
Boro' Debut: vs Crawley Town (H), 19/08/2006

Steve Morison joined Stevenage Borough on the verge of his 23rd birthday from Hertfordshire rivals, Bishop's Stortford, for whom he had proved excellent at finding the net. Originally starting his career at Northampton Town, Morison has experience of playing (and scoring) in the Football League, and Mark Stimson's ability to lure the player across Hertfordshire paid dividends in the Goals For column come the end of the 2006/7 season. It was a fine moment indeed that Moro's goals tally for that campaign was capped by scoring the winning goal in the FA Trophy final at the new Wembley stadium.

Moro' kept firing them in during the 2007/8 campaign also, a feat that was capturing League attention during the January 2008 transfer window. Although Moro' scored fewer goals in 2007/8 compared with his first season at Broadhall Way, it is a stat that can be blamed at Boro's failure to embark on any form of cup run. He was transfer-listed as per his request in the summer of 2008 for a month, with just one offer coming in from Crewe, which failed to meet Boro's approval. He then penned a new deal at the club which guaranteed his presence for the 2008/9 campaign with the chance to move on if Boro' failed to gain promotion.

In the summer of 2009, after another fine goalscoring campaign, Moro' was permitted to take a step up and move to Millwall in a six-figure deal. After breaking every net in the Blue Square Premier, hopefully Moro' will be able to take that ability to a new level.

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Photo: Matt Ranson
Apps Goals
2006-9 151 (2) 89
* To end of Boro' career

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