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red_devilz · 04-02-2011, 03:18 PM

Brilliant+skillfull but has a bad attitude (badboy)... Hmmm,tunggu sampai dia mendapat "hairdryer treatment" dr Fergie...

Setahu aq,dia right footed ya? Walau kemampuan kaki kirinya juga lumayan.Tergantung Warren Joyce dan Gary Neville (kalau jd diangkat jd suksesornya Ole),nih. IMHO, Morrison adl jawaban United,ketika Arsenal punya Wilshere dan Chelski punya McEachran.

Aq berharap ,Morrison dan Petrucci bisa menembus tim utama United. Ditambah Pogba , United have a bright future here

hendiplast · 20-02-2011, 04:11 AM

Ravel Morrison, Manchester United's problem prodigy
Ravel Morrison is a supremely talented young player with an attitude that worries some of those trying to help him

The chances are you may never have seen him play but, at Manchester United, they are already talking about him being the most naturally talented footballer to come through their ranks since a young Paul Scholes skipped into view. His name is Ravel Morrison: 18 years old, supremely talented and tipped to be one of the pre-eminent English footballers of his generation. Morrison scored a beautiful goal to help United reach the FA Youth Cup quarter-finals last week and was in Sir Alex Ferguson's mind for a place in the squad for the FA Cup tie against Crawley, though he did not make the bench. In ordinary circumstances, it should be a time for celebration, of toasting the future in contemplation of a prodigious career and vast earning power.

Yet the Morrison story is not that simple. What United hoped would never become public knowledge is that, three weeks ago, Morrison stood in the dock of Trafford youth court, alongside two accomplices, waiting to find out if he was to be sent to a young offenders' institution.

Morrison had admitted two charges of intimidating a witness. He had subjected the victim of a knifepoint robbery to a two-day ordeal in an attempt to stop him giving evidence at the trial of his muggers. He had been warned he could face a spell in detention and, with that, United would almost certainly have given up on him. Instead, Morrison was given another chance: the judge decided on a 12-month referral order, warning him that if he did not comply he would be sentenced to a year behind bars. He was told his behaviour had been "appalling" and this was his last chance. What happens next? It is difficult to predict.

Morrison, in terms of ability, is the real deal: balance, speed, control, vision, flair, strong on either foot, an eye for a pass and a prolific scorer for a wide, left-sided player. One clip on YouTube encapsulates what he does best: a preposterous trick to bamboozle an opponent from the Blackburn youth team, incorporating a triple drag-back and a backheeled nutmeg. Let's not judge a player on internet footage, but this was a moment that would have brought Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to their feet. "Silks", as Rio Ferdinand calls it.

He has played for England at under-16, under-17 and under-18 level and made his United debut, as a substitute, in the Carling Cup tie against Wolves in October. One FA Youth Cup tie in 2008 prompted the Times to wonder "when [we] last saw such balance and daring from an English 15-year-old". The Daily Telegraph has tipped him as "a potential gem for 2014 [World Cup]." The Independent identified Morrison in a feature about 'Five Young Players to Watch in 2010.'

He is not the first young footballer to end up in court. The club's view is that the good outweighs the bad and they are determined to give Morrison the help he needs, in all parts of his life. "The club does not in any way condone Ravel's actions, but he is a very talented player with a bright future ahead of him," a spokesman said. "The right thing to do now is to support him and help him in the process of his rehabilitation."

Even so, there is a genuine concern at United that he has fallen in with the wrong crowd and is in danger of frittering away what could be a dazzling career. Two of his friends were locked up for the robbery. The court was told Morrison subjected the victim of the mugging to threatening phone calls ("you don't know what I'm capable of") over the course of two days a year ago and was among three teenagers who threatened the boy on the street. The three later appeared in the victim's front garden in the early hours. They were chased away but then came back in a mob of 15 to 20 people. A brick was thrown through the window. The victim was so traumatised his family have put the house up for sale and want to leave Manchester.

Since the verdict Ferguson and his coaching staff have spent many hours debating how to handle the teenager, and are still uncertain of what is best. There are already stories of Morrison missing training, or turning up late for matches. "There's always something going on with him," has become a popular refrain.

More seriously, his temperamental nature and apparent dislike of authority have manifested themselves on the training ground. It is said Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, then the reserve-team manager, had to intervene in one incident. The teenager is described as someone who acts impulsively and does not think of the consequences, a fragile personality in need of a role model.

Morrison was born in Wythenshawe, a sprawling council estate on the southern tip of Manchester. He lives with his grandparents, Chris and Maureen Carlway, in Denton, five miles to the east of Manchester, while his mother, Sharon Ryan, still takes an active part in his life but lives in another part of the city with her two younger boys, Rio and Zeon.

Morrison has contemplated moving out, complaining that he does not like being under the watch of his grandmother, but the club would rather he stayed in the company of adults, and it is said that Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville have both offered to take him in at different points.

His friends, like many lads of 17 and 18, tend to hang around on bikes, wearing hooded tops and dark clothing. Morrison himself wore a hoodie to one court appearance. For his sentencing, he looked what he was: a teenager in Nike trainers and a tie knotted Grange Hill-style, ie as short as possible. There was no emotion when the judge told him he was being spared detention. However, Morrison seemed appalled when he was informed he had to pay costs, including £500 compensation to the victim. The court was told United's No49, described on the club's website as a "supremely gifted talent", had nothing in the bank despite receiving £3,400, after tax, on the 25th of every month, as part of the professional contract he signed when he was 17.

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fredrian.seven · 20-02-2011, 07:33 AM

Jadi was2,jangan2 thread ini bakal pindah ke sub forum ex-United players. Kelakuannya susah banget dirubah.. Sayang banget.

Supernan · 21-02-2011, 10:07 AM

sekali lg bermasalah di hukum doi ga bakal lolos dr penjara, nih crita lengkap kasus doi :

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Manchester United starlet who intimidated victim of knifepoint mugging is spared jail

Witness intimidation: Ravel Morrison was told he would be jailed if committed any further offences

A Manchester United player has narrowly avoided jail after threatening a mugging victim to stop him giving evidence.

Ravel Morrison - a promising 18-year-old midfielder - admitted witness intimidation and was told he would be jailed for a year if he was in trouble again.

Morrison, who made his first team debut against Wolverhampton in November, was sentenced earlier this year - but the details can only now be revealed because he has since turned 18.

Trafford Youth Court heard how Morrison and two of his friends - Daryl Garwood, also now 18, and a teenager who cannot be named for legal reasons - intimidated a teenager who had been robbed at knifepoint by two other boys, described in court as 'friends or associates' of Morrison, in September 2009.

Over the course of two days, Morrison contacted the boy - who had his trainers and music player stolen in the attack - a 'number of times' by mobile phone.

The court heard how the calls began to take on a more threatening nature and Morrison offered to buy goods to replace the stolen items - in return for the victim dropping the charges.

In one call, he told the boy he was in the Trafford Centre buying the replacements.

During the conversation Morrison, from Denton, warned: 'You don't know me any more. You don't know what I'm capable of.'

The victim later received a threatening message on Facebook from Morrison, saying: 'Watch yourself. You trying to set me up like that.'

The following day, the court heard, the victim and his brother were approached and threatened by Morrison, Garwood and the unnamed teenager outside a takeaway in the Flixton area of Manchester

The three later appeared in the victim's front garden in the early hours of the morning.
YOUTH MAN UTD V CHELSEA Man Utd Ravel Morrison Chelsea Niclas Heimann in their youth team match at Old Trafford.

The victim, along with two of his brothers, chased them to the junction of Marlborough Road, Flixton. But Morrison, Garwood and the unnamed teenager were then joined by around 16 people who ran towards the victim and his brothers.

Morrison - described on the United website as a 'supremely gifted talent' - changed his plea to guilty on the day his trial was due to start.

He admitted two charges of intimidating a witness. Garwood and the teenager pleaded guilty to one offence of witness intimidation.

The court heard the victim was so traumatised by the incident that his family have put their house up for sale - and they want to move away.

Morrison - who signed professional terms with United on his 17th birthday, just days before he was arrested - was sentenced to a 12-month referral order and ordered to pay £1,445 in costs and compensation. District judge Wendy Lloyd warned Morrison he would be jailed for 12 months if he put a foot out of line.

She said: 'I have a straight-forward choice - send you away or give you a referral order. I've decided to give you a referral order but you will be spending 12 months in a young offenders institute if you breach it.'

David Fish QC, defending, said that the club was providing Morrison with clear support. Garwood and the unnamed teenager were each given 10-month referral orders and ordered to pay £80 in compensation and £50 court costs.

A United spokesman said: 'The club does not in any way condone Ravel's actions, but he is a very talented player with a bright future ahead of him. The right thing to do now is to support him and help him in the process of his rehabilitation.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz1EYitBdFS

Oncy · 21-02-2011, 10:19 AM

Pemain dgn talenta besar tapi jg punya pergaulan kriminal... Semuanya tergantung si pemain, kl kembali berbuat kejahatan United ga akan mentolelir lg. Entah tamat riwayat karirnya di United aja atau jg sepakbolanya. Yg gw takutin hanya dia kembali melakukan kejahatan, kontraknya diputus lalu dicaplok sm club lain dan menjadi bintang...

Redsbusby · 21-02-2011, 07:34 PM

Wah, sampai ancamannya ada di facebook gt ya? ckckck..
Sayang, ini namanya useless 'supremely gifted talent'.... gk beda ama si balo..

Moga aja dgn begitu, dr dukungan josh king hingga dukungan klub, doi bisa segera kembali ke jalan yg benar..

drivemein · 13-03-2011, 10:42 PM

PICTURE: Ravel Morrison Kisses The Badge In Front Of Kop
-therepublikofmancunia.com-

Liverpool 2-3 United (FA Youth Cup Quarter-Finals)

becks_nyud_07 · 16-03-2011, 05:57 PM

ada info terbaru tentang negh anak kagak
biasanya negh bocah cuma bisanya rusuh aja
semoga aja dia bisa cepat ke jalan yang bener

fredrian.seven · 26-04-2011, 08:56 PM

reward buat progres-nya sejauh ini... moga makin dewasa.

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Man Utd to hand Morrison contract pay-hike
26.04.11 | tribalfootball.com

Manchester United are ready to hand starlet Ravel Morrison a new contract.

The People says Morrison is being rewarded for his progress with a new deal.

Sir Alex Ferguson believes the 18-year-old striker has a huge future ahead of him and has moved to tie him to the club for three more years.

Morrison could even feature in the first team this season if the title is wrapped up with games to spare.

He has been instrumental in United’s match to the FA Youth Cup final.

Redsbusby · 26-04-2011, 09:10 PM

Bener mas, dalam beberapa bulan ini nggak ada lagi aq denger masalah dr Ravel...
Dan pastinya perpanjangan kontrak nantinya nunjuukin kalo ada perubahan dr doi, sedikit banyak.

Aq sih berharapnya title EPL segera didapet.. dan sperti artikel diatas, pastinya kita bisa liat langsung aksi Gill, Pogba, Ravel, King, Tunnicliffe di match match terakhir EPL

04-02-2011, 03:18 PM	#21
red_devilz first team You're mine :) Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: kaki langit Posts: 1,019 Thanks: 439 Thanked 270 Times in 110 Posts Mentioned: 1 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison Brilliant+skillfull but has a bad attitude (badboy)... Hmmm,tunggu sampai dia mendapat "hairdryer treatment" dr Fergie... Setahu aq,dia right footed ya? Walau kemampuan kaki kirinya juga lumayan.Tergantung Warren Joyce dan Gary Neville (kalau jd diangkat jd suksesornya Ole),nih. IMHO, Morrison adl jawaban United,ketika Arsenal punya Wilshere dan Chelski punya McEachran. Aq berharap ,Morrison dan Petrucci bisa menembus tim utama United. Ditambah Pogba , United have a bright future here

20-02-2011, 04:11 AM	#22
hendiplast captain ONE OK ROCK - The Beginning Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: http://www.last.fm/user/hendiplast Posts: 7,953 Thanks: 925 Thanked 1,534 Times in 978 Posts Mentioned: 1 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison Ravel Morrison, Manchester United's problem prodigy Ravel Morrison is a supremely talented young player with an attitude that worries some of those trying to help him The chances are you may never have seen him play but, at Manchester United, they are already talking about him being the most naturally talented footballer to come through their ranks since a young Paul Scholes skipped into view. His name is Ravel Morrison: 18 years old, supremely talented and tipped to be one of the pre-eminent English footballers of his generation. Morrison scored a beautiful goal to help United reach the FA Youth Cup quarter-finals last week and was in Sir Alex Ferguson's mind for a place in the squad for the FA Cup tie against Crawley, though he did not make the bench. In ordinary circumstances, it should be a time for celebration, of toasting the future in contemplation of a prodigious career and vast earning power. Yet the Morrison story is not that simple. What United hoped would never become public knowledge is that, three weeks ago, Morrison stood in the dock of Trafford youth court, alongside two accomplices, waiting to find out if he was to be sent to a young offenders' institution. Morrison had admitted two charges of intimidating a witness. He had subjected the victim of a knifepoint robbery to a two-day ordeal in an attempt to stop him giving evidence at the trial of his muggers. He had been warned he could face a spell in detention and, with that, United would almost certainly have given up on him. Instead, Morrison was given another chance: the judge decided on a 12-month referral order, warning him that if he did not comply he would be sentenced to a year behind bars. He was told his behaviour had been "appalling" and this was his last chance. What happens next? It is difficult to predict. Morrison, in terms of ability, is the real deal: balance, speed, control, vision, flair, strong on either foot, an eye for a pass and a prolific scorer for a wide, left-sided player. One clip on YouTube encapsulates what he does best: a preposterous trick to bamboozle an opponent from the Blackburn youth team, incorporating a triple drag-back and a backheeled nutmeg. Let's not judge a player on internet footage, but this was a moment that would have brought Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to their feet. "Silks", as Rio Ferdinand calls it. He has played for England at under-16, under-17 and under-18 level and made his United debut, as a substitute, in the Carling Cup tie against Wolves in October. One FA Youth Cup tie in 2008 prompted the Times to wonder "when [we] last saw such balance and daring from an English 15-year-old". The Daily Telegraph has tipped him as "a potential gem for 2014 [World Cup]." The Independent identified Morrison in a feature about 'Five Young Players to Watch in 2010.' He is not the first young footballer to end up in court. The club's view is that the good outweighs the bad and they are determined to give Morrison the help he needs, in all parts of his life. "The club does not in any way condone Ravel's actions, but he is a very talented player with a bright future ahead of him," a spokesman said. "The right thing to do now is to support him and help him in the process of his rehabilitation." Even so, there is a genuine concern at United that he has fallen in with the wrong crowd and is in danger of frittering away what could be a dazzling career. Two of his friends were locked up for the robbery. The court was told Morrison subjected the victim of the mugging to threatening phone calls ("you don't know what I'm capable of") over the course of two days a year ago and was among three teenagers who threatened the boy on the street. The three later appeared in the victim's front garden in the early hours. They were chased away but then came back in a mob of 15 to 20 people. A brick was thrown through the window. The victim was so traumatised his family have put the house up for sale and want to leave Manchester. Since the verdict Ferguson and his coaching staff have spent many hours debating how to handle the teenager, and are still uncertain of what is best. There are already stories of Morrison missing training, or turning up late for matches. "There's always something going on with him," has become a popular refrain. More seriously, his temperamental nature and apparent dislike of authority have manifested themselves on the training ground. It is said Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, then the reserve-team manager, had to intervene in one incident. The teenager is described as someone who acts impulsively and does not think of the consequences, a fragile personality in need of a role model. Morrison was born in Wythenshawe, a sprawling council estate on the southern tip of Manchester. He lives with his grandparents, Chris and Maureen Carlway, in Denton, five miles to the east of Manchester, while his mother, Sharon Ryan, still takes an active part in his life but lives in another part of the city with her two younger boys, Rio and Zeon. Morrison has contemplated moving out, complaining that he does not like being under the watch of his grandmother, but the club would rather he stayed in the company of adults, and it is said that Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville have both offered to take him in at different points. His friends, like many lads of 17 and 18, tend to hang around on bikes, wearing hooded tops and dark clothing. Morrison himself wore a hoodie to one court appearance. For his sentencing, he looked what he was: a teenager in Nike trainers and a tie knotted Grange Hill-style, ie as short as possible. There was no emotion when the judge told him he was being spared detention. However, Morrison seemed appalled when he was informed he had to pay costs, including £500 compensation to the victim. The court was told United's No49, described on the club's website as a "supremely gifted talent", had nothing in the bank despite receiving £3,400, after tax, on the 25th of every month, as part of the professional contract he signed when he was 17. Guardian Last edited by hendiplast; 20-02-2011 at 04:14 AM..

20-02-2011, 07:33 AM	#23
fredrian.seven captain Welcome Mou Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: 10km dari Bintaro Plaza ke arah Ciledug :)) Posts: 11,212 Thanks: 1,240 Thanked 857 Times in 606 Posts Mentioned: 126 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison Jadi was2,jangan2 thread ini bakal pindah ke sub forum ex-United players. Kelakuannya susah banget dirubah.. Sayang banget.

21-02-2011, 10:07 AM	#24
Supernan first team dope Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Rip City Posts: 4,173 Thanks: 1,528 Thanked 1,534 Times in 637 Posts Mentioned: 118 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison sekali lg bermasalah di hukum doi ga bakal lolos dr penjara, nih crita lengkap kasus doi : ================================================== ========================= Manchester United starlet who intimidated victim of knifepoint mugging is spared jail Witness intimidation: Ravel Morrison was told he would be jailed if committed any further offences A Manchester United player has narrowly avoided jail after threatening a mugging victim to stop him giving evidence. Ravel Morrison - a promising 18-year-old midfielder - admitted witness intimidation and was told he would be jailed for a year if he was in trouble again. Morrison, who made his first team debut against Wolverhampton in November, was sentenced earlier this year - but the details can only now be revealed because he has since turned 18. Trafford Youth Court heard how Morrison and two of his friends - Daryl Garwood, also now 18, and a teenager who cannot be named for legal reasons - intimidated a teenager who had been robbed at knifepoint by two other boys, described in court as 'friends or associates' of Morrison, in September 2009. Over the course of two days, Morrison contacted the boy - who had his trainers and music player stolen in the attack - a 'number of times' by mobile phone. The court heard how the calls began to take on a more threatening nature and Morrison offered to buy goods to replace the stolen items - in return for the victim dropping the charges. In one call, he told the boy he was in the Trafford Centre buying the replacements. During the conversation Morrison, from Denton, warned: 'You don't know me any more. You don't know what I'm capable of.' The victim later received a threatening message on Facebook from Morrison, saying: 'Watch yourself. You trying to set me up like that.' The following day, the court heard, the victim and his brother were approached and threatened by Morrison, Garwood and the unnamed teenager outside a takeaway in the Flixton area of Manchester The three later appeared in the victim's front garden in the early hours of the morning. YOUTH MAN UTD V CHELSEA Man Utd Ravel Morrison Chelsea Niclas Heimann in their youth team match at Old Trafford. The victim, along with two of his brothers, chased them to the junction of Marlborough Road, Flixton. But Morrison, Garwood and the unnamed teenager were then joined by around 16 people who ran towards the victim and his brothers. Morrison - described on the United website as a 'supremely gifted talent' - changed his plea to guilty on the day his trial was due to start. He admitted two charges of intimidating a witness. Garwood and the teenager pleaded guilty to one offence of witness intimidation. The court heard the victim was so traumatised by the incident that his family have put their house up for sale - and they want to move away. Morrison - who signed professional terms with United on his 17th birthday, just days before he was arrested - was sentenced to a 12-month referral order and ordered to pay £1,445 in costs and compensation. District judge Wendy Lloyd warned Morrison he would be jailed for 12 months if he put a foot out of line. She said: 'I have a straight-forward choice - send you away or give you a referral order. I've decided to give you a referral order but you will be spending 12 months in a young offenders institute if you breach it.' David Fish QC, defending, said that the club was providing Morrison with clear support. Garwood and the unnamed teenager were each given 10-month referral orders and ordered to pay £80 in compensation and £50 court costs. A United spokesman said: 'The club does not in any way condone Ravel's actions, but he is a very talented player with a bright future ahead of him. The right thing to do now is to support him and help him in the process of his rehabilitation. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz1EYitBdFS __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Individual Win Games, But Teams win Titles To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

21-02-2011, 10:19 AM	#25
Oncy Founder - Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 891 Thanks: 140 Thanked 172 Times in 86 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison Pemain dgn talenta besar tapi jg punya pergaulan kriminal... Semuanya tergantung si pemain, kl kembali berbuat kejahatan United ga akan mentolelir lg. Entah tamat riwayat karirnya di United aja atau jg sepakbolanya. Yg gw takutin hanya dia kembali melakukan kejahatan, kontraknya diputus lalu dicaplok sm club lain dan menjadi bintang...

21-02-2011, 07:34 PM	#26
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26-04-2011, 08:56 PM	#29
fredrian.seven captain Welcome Mou Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: 10km dari Bintaro Plaza ke arah Ciledug :)) Posts: 11,212 Thanks: 1,240 Thanked 857 Times in 606 Posts Mentioned: 126 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison reward buat progres-nya sejauh ini... moga makin dewasa. ________________________________ Man Utd to hand Morrison contract pay-hike 26.04.11 \| tribalfootball.com Manchester United are ready to hand starlet Ravel Morrison a new contract. The People says Morrison is being rewarded for his progress with a new deal. Sir Alex Ferguson believes the 18-year-old striker has a huge future ahead of him and has moved to tie him to the club for three more years. Morrison could even feature in the first team this season if the title is wrapped up with games to spare. He has been instrumental in United’s match to the FA Youth Cup final.

26-04-2011, 09:10 PM	#30
Redsbusby moderator The Bullshitter Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lombok Posts: 19,056 Thanks: 2,402 Thanked 3,073 Times in 1,811 Posts Mentioned: 134 Post(s)	Re: Ravel Morrison Bener mas, dalam beberapa bulan ini nggak ada lagi aq denger masalah dr Ravel... Dan pastinya perpanjangan kontrak nantinya nunjuukin kalo ada perubahan dr doi, sedikit banyak. Aq sih berharapnya title EPL segera didapet.. dan sperti artikel diatas, pastinya kita bisa liat langsung aksi Gill, Pogba, Ravel, King, Tunnicliffe di match match terakhir EPL __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. THE ONLY THING WE WANT TO LOSE THIS SEASON IS THE DEBT