This certainly is a bit of a one-sided affair when you consider the responses.
Which is rather odd when you consider the levels of production that each player managed to produce.
Former Blues midfielder Ravel Morrison has been in the news a little bit recently. It started off when former Manchester United players Wayne Rooney wrote in The Sunday Times about how he could have been better than £89m man Paul Pogba, and Rio Ferdinand claimed that he could have been a £100m player.
And these comments sparked a little bit of a debate from noted Blues journalist Brian Dick who posed a little bit of a question for the St Andrew’s faithful. Who had the better career at Birmingham City? The aforementioned Morrison or Jesse Lingard?
Is Lingard being treated slightly harshly here?
Yes
No
Now whilst the numbers may be more in Lingard’s favour having scored six goals and three assists in just 13 appearances including four goals in one game compared to three goals and three assists in 30 appearances, it seems as though Morrison is revered more amongst the supporters.
Ravel all day long for me. Jesse a great 4 goal salvo but wouldn't say he was prolific after.
— Brian S (@funsterr) May 4, 2020
Ravel no question. His best spell was probably with us or West Ham.
— KW (@Kieran994245761) May 4, 2020
Ravel was superb for us not just his abikity but thought his work rate was top notch also
— Michael Daly (@mdaly316) May 4, 2020
Mile off
— dan (@d_o1987) May 4, 2020
@morrisonravel all day for me, he was quality in the season we had him
— Matt Chance (@_chancey_) May 4, 2020
Definitely Ravel, he and Redmond were great in the same team #BCFC
— Parko (@parkoblue) May 4, 2020
Bring him back 🙌
— Chris Quinn (@chrisquinn3) May 4, 2020
If you know the reasons why, answers on a postcard please. Or in the comments, whichever you prefer.