Ravel Morrison

[Wilberforce]

I'm not usually one for posting dubious transfer gossip but just thought I'd share this as I heard it straight from the horse's mouth. I met Ravel at an event today and mentioned I was a Rovers fan when I was chatting with him and he said "I might be going on loan there next season".

Undoubtedly this lad is a talented player but I'm sure everyone is a bit sceptical about his "baggage" .

Worth a gamble next season or do you think that his bad reputation precedes him too much?

I only met him very briefly but I have to say that the impression I got was that his past misdemeanours were more a result of the company he kept rather than the guy himself.

[Tom]

Could be a fantastic player but if Sam and sir Alex can't tame him Kean stands no chance

[Lurid Coat]

Immensely talented player, but needs to be managed by a good to excellent man manager and tactician in order to fulfill his potential.

In other words, never in a million years should he go to the team with the worst manager in the world.

[DE.]

If you want a player to spark out Keano, Rav's your boy.

[Dunnfc]

Rumours are he maybe released by West Ham for not turning up to training...Allegedly.

As talented as he is we've been in the same situation regarding the rumour at man utd with Jon Walters, allegedly.

[bennyboyt11]

Seriously, what have we got to lose? We're a shambles as it is, loaning some wonderkid is hardly going to ruin us.

[Dunnfc]

The bare bones are these: Morrison has moved south for about £650,000 up front, rising to £2 million should certain performance targets be met. With Morrison’s contract running down, United had no stomach for the lottery that is the transfer tribunal. West Ham have a low-risk talent who could bloom into something far more valuable.

Meanwhile, the player will earn nothing like the erroneous figures reported in the press recently, with Morrison’s starting salary of £12,000 per week only rising in increments to £65,000 should the player become a huge success and promotion achieved.

[Mafioso]

I find it hard to believe big Sam (the man sueing Kean, mistreated by the V****'s) would be willing to do buisness that may benefit us in any way. Who could blame him?

[joey_big_nose]

Agree with Mafiso! How can Sam loan us players when he is suing Kean and the club?!

[bluebruce]

I find it hard to believe big Sam (the man sueing Kean, mistreated by the V****'s) would be willing to do buisness that may benefit us in any way. Who could blame him?

Maybe he thinks the lad has so much baggage it could actually be detrimental to us to sign him. A club in crisis already could be further unsettled by someone like him. And he knows we have the facilities and such to keep the lad in good shape for them. Also a case of putting him in the shop window if they're sick of him, or developing him if they're not. I doubt he is expected to play much Prem football next year.

Alternatively, maybe Ravel means 'if Kean goes I might go there next season'.

[davulsukur]

If you want a player to spark out Keano, Rav's your boy.

Sign.Him.Up.

[Guest Rovers4Good]

If he's so good then do you really think he'd join us?

[K-Hod]

He plays for West Ham, managed by our former manager who's just recently decided to take legal proceedings against us.

Safe to say, I expect this will be a non-starter.

[parisi]

He's obviously a waster. You don't want his attitude round the dressing room.

[savage90]

He beat up his mother and girlfriend, just what we need. no thanks.

[Anti-Dingle-Brigade]

Get him in, he might lamp Kean and cheer us up.

[Majiball]

Sign him up!!!

That way Sam would have a spy in the camp who could tell him exactly what Kean says about him. Could be a cracking way to force Keano to part with his millions robbed from Rovers.