The OMGAWD Rooneys leaving United thread
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The thing is why do we need to replace Rooney, we will not find another player like him ( besides Tevez ) and we have a lot of options upfront.
Torres would not be a good choice for any team in England, he is too brittle for the English game.
Torres would not be a good choice for any team in England, he is too brittle for the English game.
I hate Rooney, he must f off and die! what a spoilt, idiotic fat ****! why would you want to leave United, the ONLY other place you are going to win trophies is at Real, and Jose does not want him! so you are sort of a hypocrite and stuck in **** are'nt you Shrek! so ****** off!! I really am! Fergie must boot his lazy *** out of there asap and forget about him like a bad dream! ******!
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I was going to say 'Be Careful Raikan', watch your language, but then I realized you have a green name
I was going to say 'Be Careful Raikan', watch your language, but then I realized you have a green name
there is not one swear word in there hhmm, ok one
hhmm, ok one
Excellent by SAF
http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid={B4CEE8FA-9A47-47BC-B069-3F7A2F35DB70}&newsid=6652973
Excellent by SAF here. I'm loving the way he is handling this whole saga. Hope as he said he will put this to rest today.
http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid={B4CEE8FA-9A47-47BC-B069-3F7A2F35DB70}&newsid=6652973
Excellent by SAF here. I'm loving the way he is handling this whole saga. Hope as he said he will put this to rest today.
Someone from the Transfer Tavern giving Rooney a hard time as well.
Swimming through the oceans of column inches on the Bolshie baldy orange one this week has been a surreal experience.
A premiership season that appeared to be offering very little fibre to it’s fabric suddenly came alight with the the veritable hysterics that accompanied the whole ‘Injurygate’ nonsense. The press branded what looked pretty innocuous as a feud, a catalyst for catastrophe.
Remarkably they got it right. Sure, like the lottery winner who proudly announces, ‘I had a system’ after years of no wins, the press cooed that they said Wazza was off and he was! But come on. Let’s look at this sensibly. We’re intelligent people. We’re not just over hungry ducks chomping at any old bits of bread. Are we?
Rooney is a weakling. Fragile, exposed, vulnerable. £800,000 allegedly owed to bookies who extend such credit at one point in his MUFC existence. Is this true? Curious ****** rumour if it isn’t. Less curious when Sir Alex makes a point of saying that he, ‘was prepared to offer financial advice’ to the player.
When do people need financial advice? I don’t chuffing know, but my guess is that 5% need it when they are retired, comfortably well off, weighing up what they need to discreetly plot away from the tax man and the other 95% are up to their knickers in store card/loan shark/HP/Court fine debt and need a lifeline of sanity.
And then we are told by the player that Manchester United are unable to deliver the dreams, expectations and desires of the Croxteh Curser. Yeah right. How about this Waz, how about you start doing what you’re employed to do and start scoring some goals, opposed to scoring hookers? A few decent shifts and maybe Man Utd would be a force again.
Let me tell you the truth. Wayne is a weather-vane. You blow him one way, you blow him another, he dutifully points. Just ask Jennifer Thompson. And all jokes to one side, let’s ask her. Ah, but like any brass worth her dough, one doesn’t have to. She told the press that Wayne was respectful hinting at naivety. Her take was that there was a huge whack of peer pressure going on from a number of his team mates who routinely get their jollies with hookers.
My take is that with his personal life having turned into a daily emotional thrashing at the hands of Coleen and their extended families and his form on the pitch halfway down the toilet, he’s decided someone’s going to foot the bill. He’s going to lash out and pin the blame on someone, anyone but himself.
A man – I mean a real man, would look deep within himself and try to address what went so **** wrong and what steps he need take to address them.
But Wazza is a child so what we end up with is a child who seeks to earn more than the British Prime Minister by claiming that his CV has hit an impasse.
Manchester City can afford him, but what would motivate them to pay maximum whack for a player no one else can remotely afford? Tottenham would take him in a heartbeat, but there would be no way in the world of pretending his salary demands were remotely matched. Chelsea could theoretically do it, but why would they need to bust the bank for a striker that can’t score when they already have two on their books who can.
I hope Rooney gets his comeuppance
http://www.footballtransfertavern.c...d/rooney-has-the-self-control-of-an-epileptic
Swimming through the oceans of column inches on the Bolshie baldy orange one this week has been a surreal experience.
A premiership season that appeared to be offering very little fibre to it’s fabric suddenly came alight with the the veritable hysterics that accompanied the whole ‘Injurygate’ nonsense. The press branded what looked pretty innocuous as a feud, a catalyst for catastrophe.
Remarkably they got it right. Sure, like the lottery winner who proudly announces, ‘I had a system’ after years of no wins, the press cooed that they said Wazza was off and he was! But come on. Let’s look at this sensibly. We’re intelligent people. We’re not just over hungry ducks chomping at any old bits of bread. Are we?
Rooney is a weakling. Fragile, exposed, vulnerable. £800,000 allegedly owed to bookies who extend such credit at one point in his MUFC existence. Is this true? Curious ****** rumour if it isn’t. Less curious when Sir Alex makes a point of saying that he, ‘was prepared to offer financial advice’ to the player.
When do people need financial advice? I don’t chuffing know, but my guess is that 5% need it when they are retired, comfortably well off, weighing up what they need to discreetly plot away from the tax man and the other 95% are up to their knickers in store card/loan shark/HP/Court fine debt and need a lifeline of sanity.
And then we are told by the player that Manchester United are unable to deliver the dreams, expectations and desires of the Croxteh Curser. Yeah right. How about this Waz, how about you start doing what you’re employed to do and start scoring some goals, opposed to scoring hookers? A few decent shifts and maybe Man Utd would be a force again.
Let me tell you the truth. Wayne is a weather-vane. You blow him one way, you blow him another, he dutifully points. Just ask Jennifer Thompson. And all jokes to one side, let’s ask her. Ah, but like any brass worth her dough, one doesn’t have to. She told the press that Wayne was respectful hinting at naivety. Her take was that there was a huge whack of peer pressure going on from a number of his team mates who routinely get their jollies with hookers.
My take is that with his personal life having turned into a daily emotional thrashing at the hands of Coleen and their extended families and his form on the pitch halfway down the toilet, he’s decided someone’s going to foot the bill. He’s going to lash out and pin the blame on someone, anyone but himself.
A man – I mean a real man, would look deep within himself and try to address what went so **** wrong and what steps he need take to address them.
But Wazza is a child so what we end up with is a child who seeks to earn more than the British Prime Minister by claiming that his CV has hit an impasse.
Manchester City can afford him, but what would motivate them to pay maximum whack for a player no one else can remotely afford? Tottenham would take him in a heartbeat, but there would be no way in the world of pretending his salary demands were remotely matched. Chelsea could theoretically do it, but why would they need to bust the bank for a striker that can’t score when they already have two on their books who can.
I hope Rooney gets his comeuppance
http://www.footballtransfertavern.c...d/rooney-has-the-self-control-of-an-epileptic
Vidic and Evra unhappy about Rooney's comments
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=834509&sec=england&cc=3436
After hearing Rooney's reasons of wanting to leave Man Utd, I only have two words for him - Get out (have to restrain myself here). If he thinks that there is no future in Man Utd, that simply means that he doesn't believe in his teammates, his manager and his club anymore. Instead of trying to help Man Utd to a better future, he decides to just jump to another club. I'm sorry I just can't think of this guy as someone who truly loves the club. I don't think I can adore him like I used to anymore.
Buffon stays with Juventus even when they were relegated, when he is one of the highest demanded goalkeepers in the world, because he knows how important loyalty means. Kaka left AC Milan simply because the club wanted to sell him, instead of seeking greener pastures. Even Torres continues to stay at Liverpool after they had finished 7th place and things look all gloomy, and he is not even an English.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=834509&sec=england&cc=3436
After hearing Rooney's reasons of wanting to leave Man Utd, I only have two words for him - Get out (have to restrain myself here). If he thinks that there is no future in Man Utd, that simply means that he doesn't believe in his teammates, his manager and his club anymore. Instead of trying to help Man Utd to a better future, he decides to just jump to another club. I'm sorry I just can't think of this guy as someone who truly loves the club. I don't think I can adore him like I used to anymore.
Buffon stays with Juventus even when they were relegated, when he is one of the highest demanded goalkeepers in the world, because he knows how important loyalty means. Kaka left AC Milan simply because the club wanted to sell him, instead of seeking greener pastures. Even Torres continues to stay at Liverpool after they had finished 7th place and things look all gloomy, and he is not even an English.
we'll find out whats happening later today re: his future
He is clearly not wanting to stay, and to be honest, after all this, i wouldnt flinch if he never played for us again.
SAF has ruled out suspending him
So just plenty of time in the stands, dont play him unless a massive injury crisis or play him in the carling cup games.
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All this "Rooney is nothing to me now" nonsense is stupid. As a Villa fan, I can sympathise with top players leaving - Barry and Milner - but you learn to get over it, and whilst Barry gets (deservedly) lots of stick, Milner will likely be warmly recieved.
He wants to leave, get over it. Just 'cause he's leaving doesn't make him evil, you know.
He wants to leave, get over it. Just 'cause he's leaving doesn't make him evil, you know.
It is the manner he is leaving, He has basically questioned the club as a whole. He has questioned its ambition. FFS wayne we finished 2 points of top. You have won 8 trophies at this club. Including an champs league and 3 league titles. You wouldnt of got that at any other club.
He will get stick. he basically insulted his team mates ability, when everyone of them have out performed him this season.
Fair enough, I guess. It's the same reason why Villans hate Barry: originally he said he wanted Champions League football, and then moved to City (for Champions League football. Right.), before then claiming Villa weren't going anywhere.
Rightly, too. No matter what anyone says, he's disrespected a club that took the good work that Everton did and turned it into a masterpiece.
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