JOSH Morris struck a brilliant double asScunthorpe spoiled Charlton boss Karl Robinson’s milestone in management.
The top-of-the-table clash, settled in two second-half minutes by the Iron winger’s stunning strikes, was the Addicks chief ’s 400th in the dugout – and he admitted he’d seen few better goals in that time.
“It’s not about me, but they were probably the best goals I’ve seen in the 399 games that went before,” said Robinson, who became the youngest boss in the Football League when he was appointed by MK Dons as a 29-year-old in 2010.
“The first one was incredible – you don’t realise until you watch it back how much the ball moved – and the second was ten times better.
“My players did nothing wrong and from my perspective, that’s all I can ask for.
“We created two or three gilt edged chances and Scunthorpe have scored two of the best goals that will be scored against Charlton all season.
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