Former Ross County defender Callum Morris is backing manager Don Cowie for success.
After being placed in interim charge last term, Cowie guided the Highland side to Premiership survival via the relegation play-off.
Cowie was then handed the role on a permanent basis, and Morris feels they have a “very diligent” manager at the helm.
“Off the back of the career he’s had and the men he’s worked under, I think he’s accrued a lot of knowledge,” Morris added on the BBC’s Scottish Football Podcast.
“I think there have been other times in the past where he’s potentially had offers to go elsewhere and he’s bided his time.
“I know he has a good relationship with the chairman so I think he’ll do really well. He’s a great guy and he’s a great professional. I think that goes a long way.
“I think he’s adding different components knowing that they can play the style of football he wants to play. I think he’ll he’ll stick to that. He’ll have belief in what he’s doing and so far he’s looked quite good.”
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