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Jack Bearne joins Greenock Morton

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#1

Ex Notts youth player sold to Liverpool

 

If you learn something from every game, there shall come a point in time, when you should never lose... Jimmy Sirrel

#3

Good luck to Jack Bearne. If he can become a star with Greenock Morton, there’s no reason why he wouldn’t be able to climb back up the leagues. He sounds like a very promising young player who needs first-team football. I hope he gets it.

#4

Good luck to Jack. I wouldn’t have been against him signing with us and us loaning him out to see if we could benefit from the time he spent with Liverpool. I do think this is a sensible move.

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#5

Good luck to him, I think it's a good decision.

If he can get a few years experience and avoids moving around, unlike Sam Osborne he should be able to find himself back in the Football League. I love Ozzy, and its great clubs keep paying undisclosed fees for him, but how often he moves it hasn't benefitted him. Plus Buxton seems like a dead end to me. I sincerely hope that Jack Bearne manages to steer clear of this situation.

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#7

I wish Jack Bearne all the best at Greenock. I thought his signing to Liverpool delivered big promises, but there’s no reason why he can’t use his time with us and Liverpool to further his career. I hope this is just the start for him.

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#8

maybe he can do what cal roberts did? have a few good seasons with them, then make a move up. if he can get goals and assists, along with good performances he will attract the interest of teams. the fact liverpool had him, will always be something that will appeal to clubs. i hope he becomes a big player for them.

#9

The Scottish Championship is close to the standard of Leagues One and Two, so I think the move is excellent for him. If he does well, Celtic, Rangers, Dundee, etc. will most likely show interest in him, as well as teams in the EFL.

#10

It’s a good move for Jack. I think the Scottish Championship will give him plenty of opportunities to come good, and they should play him, which is a bonus.

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