James Morris spoke to watfordfc.com following a 33 draw with Plymouth Argyle at Home Park

The 22yearold leftback, making his second consecutive start, played the full 90 minutes in wet and windy conditions

Watford went ahead through Edo Kayembe before Finn Azaz levelled the scores with a fine finish outside the box. Morgan Whittaker's goal was then cancelled out by an Ismael Kone equaliser

James Morris shared his thoughts on the game, stating that it was a good point away from home and emphasizing the importance of not losing away games. He praised his team for their strong mentality after being behind twice during the match.

Morris also acknowledged that while it was an entertaining game for neutrals, they could have controlled it better and kept their opponents in their own half to secure more success. Despite this, he expressed his enjoyment at being back in the side after months without playing.

Looking ahead, Morris mentioned that they have a break coming up and need to focus on recovering for their upcoming FA Cup game as they aim to go as far as possible in the competition.

In summary, James Morris reflected on Watford's draw against Plymouth Argyle, highlighting their resilience despite falling behind twice. He also emphasized the importance of controlling games better and looked forward to continuing their momentum in future matches such as those in FA Cup competition.