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Former Manchester United goalkeeper Wayne Rooney said Ravel Morrison was “much better” than Paul Pogba and the rest of Old Trafford’s youth years ago, but that he failed because of his character and attitude.
Morrison, 27, was considered an incredible talent, with former captain Rio Ferdinand saying he has the potential to become a “£ 100m player”. But in the end, Ravel left United with a reputation for scandalous and registered no participation for the Premier League team.
Rooney is also convinced that Morrison was committed to achieving a lot in soccer if he was more professional in the game.
“I remember looking at Ravel Morrison and thinking he had everything he needed to be among the best in his position in the world. He once pushed the ball between Nemanja Vidic’s legs three times in one minute!” “But he didn’t manage his life off the field, and it was sad. Ravel was definitely better than Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard, who were in the same age group.”
This is proof that there are limits that each player must respect on a professional level. Just think how far you can go if you are a great professional.
Gary Nevin was not a great soccer player, but he worked hard in every training session and made the most of every opportunity he could. Sir Alex Ferguson said that if you could do as little work as possible on any job on earth, surely you would do well, “finished the record holder in the England and United National Team jersey.
Morrison left the Red Devils in 2012 to play West Ham, but despite some episodic outbursts, he was unable to fit in with the team and move to Lazio. It is now for rent in Middlesbrough by Sheffield United, which it owns.
