Morison to resume club rivalry against Wales team-mates

Morison scored his first international goal in Wales' 2-1 Euro 2012 qualifying win over Montenegro Wales striker Steve Morison says he is ready to resume club rivalries when Norwich face Swansea, four days after his country's game in Bulgaria. The 28-year-old striker could face Wales team-mates Ashley Williams, Neil Taylor and Joe Allen when the Swans come to Carrow Road on Saturday. "It's a fantastic game for both teams, it shows how far both teams have come. "It's a game both teams want to win, it's an exciting time for both places, what a game," he said. Both sides were promoted to the top flight this season along with QPR, and all three now sit together on eight points after seven games. Morison says that retaining a consistency from the way the team played in the Championship has been important. "We know what we're good at and we've concentrated on that, you need to stick to your guns, stick to your work ethic and your morals and see how far it can take you. "So far it's bode well for both teams," said Morison. As for the prospect of potentially being marked by Wales colleague Williams, Morison said: "It's a hard task, he's a very good player, and I look forward to it, I just hope I'm in the team."