Morgan, Nicholas
Birth Date
30th October 1959
Birthplace
East Ham, England
Occupation
Forward
Biographical Text
Morgan started at his boyhood club West Ham United as an apprentice before earning a professional contract in November 1977.
He went on to make 21 league appearances and scored two goals. He had a loan spell with Dutch club, F.C. Den Haag in 1981-82.
He then moved to Portsmouth in March 1983 and enjoyed a good spell at fratton Park, scoring 32 goals in 95 league outings. Many of his appearances were as a substitute.
Morgan moved to Stoke City in November 1986 and he continued to score goals, this time 20 in 88 league matches.
A transfer to Bristol City took him to Ashton Gate in March 1990 and he featured in 80 league games, netting 23 goals.
He had a loan spell with AFC Bournemouth in October 1992, and was then signed on a free transfer, a contract to the end of the season, by Exeter City in February 1994. The first of his dozen games for the Grecians came in a 1-0 defeat at Blackpool.
Morgan was released at the end of the season and later was believed to have been running a gym in Wales.
He went on to make 21 league appearances and scored two goals. He had a loan spell with Dutch club, F.C. Den Haag in 1981-82.
He then moved to Portsmouth in March 1983 and enjoyed a good spell at fratton Park, scoring 32 goals in 95 league outings. Many of his appearances were as a substitute.
Morgan moved to Stoke City in November 1986 and he continued to score goals, this time 20 in 88 league matches.
A transfer to Bristol City took him to Ashton Gate in March 1990 and he featured in 80 league games, netting 23 goals.
He had a loan spell with AFC Bournemouth in October 1992, and was then signed on a free transfer, a contract to the end of the season, by Exeter City in February 1994. The first of his dozen games for the Grecians came in a 1-0 defeat at Blackpool.
Morgan was released at the end of the season and later was believed to have been running a gym in Wales.
Appearances
12
Goals
4
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