[Link] Lewis Morgan

Looks like he is going to be a really good signing at £300k.

Really like that he is two footed. Someone said that he can take corners with either foot.

Frustrates the * out of me when professional footballers can only use one foot. At least defenders will find it difficult against him with him been so good on either side.

 

Same I Don't understand how players can reach a professional level and not be able to use their other foot, fair enough it may be a weaker foot but not being able to use it at all in s ridiculous

 

What’s weird is when you see them train and they ping about passes easy with both feet. Just can’t do it in a game.

 

Just always remember lads we had one of the greatest 2 footed players in the game in Lubo even to this day Henrik doesn’t know if Lubo is right or left footed!!!

 

Orange *!

 

Always wondered that too

 

I care not..

 

You're an *!!

 

Haven't seen too much of him but he looks a real player in those highlights.

 

* up snowflake.

 

Regards using your weaker foot, have you ever tried writing with your weaker hand??

 

Tbh with my writing I doubt ye could tell the difference.....:brendy:

 

Is that what you kids call it nowadays?

 

St Mirren manager Jack Ross says there will be clarity about Lewis Morgan's future in the next week, with the winger expected to join Celtic.

The fee for the Scotland under-21 international will be around £300,000, with Morgan likely to remain on loan to the Championship club this season.

"He's had a big decision to make, in terms of potential suitors," Jack said.

"There will be announcement or final confirmation of his decision within the next seven days."

Morgan is out of contract in the summer, but the player and the club have been keen to agree a deal during the January transfer window.

The 21 year old has been the subject of interest from various clubs, but is thought to be keen to work with Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.

"Lewis could have allowed his contract to run down, but he's handled [the situation] very well, and when he gets the opportunity to progress his career he's more than capable of dealing with it," Ross said.

"Unless something really dramatic changes, that will remain the situation [that he stays at St Mirren on loan this season].

"I have to credit my chairman and board for that, because I was quite strong as the manager that I wanted him to remain until the end of the season because he's such an important player. They could have overruled me and perhaps increased the money they receive for him. But they have been very supportive.

"It was always a prerequisite that he come back and play for us, and Lewis has been quite strong on that as well because he's grateful to St Mirren for giving him the opportunity after he left Rangers and he would like to finish his time with us by achieving success."

 

Should be playing on BT later against Dundee Utd.

 

Be a good game this..

Fancy St Mirren..

 

Cant say I've seen the lad play.
Must have some potential though if we could end up with him next season? Hes obviously at an age, (and position) that he needs regular game time....could he actually push for a spot given how we have some cracking wingers already?

 

Pain staking watch that, although the pitch isn't helping! Morgan generally looks like the only player on the pitch who has the ability to do somthing to change the game

 

Has something about him, but don't think the pitch is helping him tonight. Playing with better players I think he'll look a great wee player - no better than Christie though.