I agree with Castro (for once), he is not ruling out completely a move for Morrison, I suspect he might be a back-up plan.
Martin Samuel in the DM sums up the situation regarding Ravel Morrison perfectly.
"As a former Manchester United coach, Mike Phelan is no doubt only too aware of the talent of Ravel Morrison. The best player through the academy since Paul Scholes: that was the word.
It explains why Sam Allardyce was persuaded to take him at West Ham — and why another friend of Sir Alex Ferguson, Harry Redknapp, took a chance on him at Queens Park Rangers.
Yet Morrison’s career has been one downward spiral. Manchester, then West Ham, Birmingham, QPR and Cardiff on loan and, finally, Lazio. The clean break from the English environment it was thought he needed did not work out, either. Morrison exhausted patience in Rome just the same.
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Phelan may think Morrison will bring invention to Hull, and heaven knows he needs some, but he is not the player we thought, or even the one Phelan remembers. That player was young and had the chance to grow and learn. The penny would drop, he would move away from the bad crowd, he had time.
Now? Morrison is 24 in February. He has spurned one of the biggest clubs in Europe, rejected the Olympic Stadium and the Stadio Olimpico, failed even to make an impression in the Championship.
Sure, he could do it at Hull. He has the talent. But with the opportunities he has been given, the fact he hasn’t learned by now suggests he never will."