Ged Brannan claims Morecambe’s off-field difficulties have played a key role in their drop down the table as they end their League Two season tomorrow.
The Shrimps complete their campaign by heading to Swindon Town for a match featuring two teams on the proverbial crest of a slump. Swindon go into the game with six defeats in nine, while last weekend’s loss to Forest Green Rovers was Morecambe’s eighth in 10. It’s a run which, combined with their three-point deduction earlier this month, has seen Brannan’s players drop from eighth to 16th within the space of seven weeks.
“I’m not saying they have downed tools but their thought process is different, which you can understand because they will be unemployed and they have their futures to think about. “It’s not fair on the players, staff or the fans. The embargo hasn’t been lifted and that’s going to be a massive stumbling block.” All in all, tomorrow’s match looks set to see a number of players featuring in their final game for the Shrimps.
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