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Wayne Rooney's Twitter warning to Manchester United rising star Ravel Morrison
Wayne Rooney has taken to Twitter to publicly rebuke Ravel Morrison, the youngster billed as Manchester United’s next home-grown star, following the youngster’s angry reaction to being an unused substitute in Thursday’s reserve clash with Everton.
Attacking midfielder Morrison, the standout performer in United’s FA Youth Cup triumph last season, made a 20-minute cameo appearance for the first team during the Carling Cup victory at Aldershot last month.
But the 18 year-old aired his displeasure at being left on the bench during the 2-0 win against Everton at Altrincham’s Moss Lane by tweeting “---- take” and “I can not waite [sic] till the end of the season” shortly after the final whistle.
Manchester United team-mate Rooney hit back at Morrison by tweeting to the teenager that the end of the season “might come sooner than u think!!!!!”
Morrison, whose progress has been affected by off-field problems including avoiding jail in May following his second conviction in four months, replied to Rooney by tweeting: “What do you mean :/” after appearing to backtrack on his earlier tweets by insisting that “end of season means holiday time.”