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"So there are moments within the season where I am getting angry," said the former Anfield man."I am getting frustrated because I want to play but at the same time I need to respect the situation, I need to respect the manager's decisions."Some games I'm needed, some games I'm not. He came through the academy and made his senior bow four years ago but found consistent playing time hard to come by at the club, spending loan periods with Blackburn Rovers and Hull City.In a chat with SPORTbible, Morton opened up about his relationship with Slot and his perception of the Dutch manager's faith in him: "I think he thought I was a good player but I don't feel the trust was there as much.
When I got my opportunity in the cup, I felt like I played well. A lot of footballers can be bitter about not playing and let their egos get in the way but I'm not that type of lad."I personally disagreed with the limited amount of game time I got last season but that was out of my control.
I did everything I could. I played for the under-21s when a lot of players wouldn't."I did everything in my power to stay fit and mentally focused for when my time came and I still got limited opportunities.