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Good news. I wasn't too surprised about this one though. I could be mistaken, but i believe that Morgan is now considered a home grown player with us, as he's spent 3 years here before his 21st (he turned 21 last November but I'm sure that season counts). As a consquence we would have been entitled to a development fee for him if he had left when his contract expired., so it's in his interests to presumably get himself on better wages for at least a season then see what happens.

 

I'm sure MLG will be along soon to correct me on that, but that's the way I read it.

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Midfielder French of Southampton, age of 21 years, will extend until 2014 with his club promoted to the English season in D2. (Photo press-Sports) "Morgan, why you ready to extend with Southampton where you came in 2008?"

Because I am there feel well. There is a very good sports project, and the club is based on very sound bases. The President has big ambitions: he wants to climb the next season in first League. This is that seduced me. Here, I hope grow and, why not discover the elite. Southampton was still a few years before due to financial problems. But its infrastructures are those of the elite club.

 

 

The club has it carried out therefore recruitment, to ride in 2012?

The leaders were sold to Arsenal Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (international English for 18 years, conveyed hopes for 12 ME). It will allow them to return money to funds to recruit two or three elements. They want to hang dams late in the season. For now, it is second after beating Leeds 3-1 (1st j.).

 

 

"I've progressed physically since my arrival."

 

 

We can imagine that the Championship (English D2) is rather physical?

Since my arrival, I have a year in Championship and two years in League One (D3). In Championship, it plays well with the ball, even if it is physical, as the answer to the contacts. League One...

 

 

A is not of poets?

There are good teams, but not poets! The essential was to get out of this division. It was done. I try to give me the means to not return to. I have physically progressed since arriving from Strasbourg.

 

 

Why did you leave Alsace, at the age of 18?

The Racing came down in L2. I felt that it would be hard to have time to play. In addition, it was time that I was there. Southampton, which was then in Championship, told me that he wanted me to find the Premier League. It has not happened like that, but I have not lost my time. There are youth who partent in major clubs, but evolve with the reserve and have no set time that I had. In addition, I was called in hopes by Erick Mombaerts, after making all selections of youth without interruption. I hope have shown that I have made progress. My ambition is to reach one day to the highest niveau

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Potentially the best signing of the summer if this is true. What a good news day this is for Saints. (Potentially.)

 

He's about 5th choice in midfield on current form, I'm not sure how you can come to that conclusion.

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He's about 5th choice in midfield on current form, I'm not sure how you can come to that conclusion.

 

How is he 5th choice?????

 

All the 4 midfielders will play an even amount of games this year IMO - Deano and Cork will be the preferred 2, but all 4 will play quite a lot.

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Absolutely fantastic news, this guy is a very good player and better than most give him credit for. Not sure why we've not read it on the OS though, why would they hold back revealing that? Doesn't feel right.

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He's about 5th choice in midfield on current form, I'm not sure how you can come to that conclusion.

 

I still think he has the potential to be our best central midfielder. Better than Cork even. Tying him down to a long term contract will stop vultures seeing him as a cheap signing. Granted that Hammond, Cork and Chappers are in better form at this moment in time, but we must remember he was out quite a long time at the tail end of last season. Give him the time and the experience to develop, and he could be here for years to come.

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