Special Feature: Morgan urges best is yet to come from the Wolves

The Wolves have picked up 16 points in their first eight rounds of the season, recording wins against reigning champions Sydney Olympic and last year?s grand finalists Sydney United 58.
Speaking after their 2-1 victory over Sydney Olympic, Morgan said he was happy with where the club had come from three years ago.
“It?s been hard, hard work from everybody involved in the club for the last three years,?? Morgan said.
“You probably remember three years ago the club was dead last which was before I came on board.
“Our objective is to do 2 things ? to make the club more successful but also definitely to breed our own talent. If you look at the 32 players that were out there tonight in both grades, three don?t live in Wollongong.
“So we are working towards that and to be sitting second right now, normally at this time of the season in the last two years we have been sitting second last and trying to figure out where we can find points. It?s an unusual place to be in.??
South Coast also have one of the youngest teams in the NSW Premier League and Morgan is confident he can bring out the best in them.
“We still got lots of improvement to go because at training they put a lot of nice pieces together which we bring into in games but we also make some terrible errors that could cost us,?? he said.
“If you think about it, most of my side is under 25 so they have a lot of improvement in them.
“If I can get that our of them this season maybe we can challenge for a semi-finals spot.??
-By Chris Georges