Wait.. so they have more than 1 page dedicated to this story in tomorrow's paper and it has already been shat on.
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Fergie to let Rooney go?
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Got to like this twitter lark sometimes. Imagine how pissed you'd be as a journalist who got all this together (a four page spread, which is tragic in itself) only to be undercut with a few sentences before you even got the chance to publish the bloody thing.
Lovely stuff.
Lovely stuff.
Well, Mancini did complain about only having one striker available for Sundays game
A week before Ronnie left, he said in an interview on Sky Sports he would definitely be here next year.
Now it's like the Titanic.
Sir Alex is Jack
Rooney is Rose.
"Never let go".
At least we know what's to come - he ends up letting go and she plummets to an icy oblivion...
Sir Alex is Jack
Rooney is Rose.
"Never let go".
At least we know what's to come - he ends up letting go and she plummets to an icy oblivion...
It'll be funny if all this reaction was based purely on that headline and the story happens to be a massive Wum.
Serves the Journalist right, hopefully the media will think twice now before dreaming up fanciful bullshit.
Very strange that the club and a player released a statement on the back of just one fecking article in a newspaper!!!
I'll take these quotes about as far as I can throw them.
Wouldn't be surprised if he's gone at all.
This actually makes me ridiculously happy, the Indy look like utter twats. Sports 'journalists'....
Rooney just on sky sports via twitter saying its complete shite, Go on Rooney!
Btw
https://twitter.com/#!/honigstein makes some good points about this story, don't know if it's true or not but makes more sense.
https://twitter.com/#!/honigstein makes some good points about this story, don't know if it's true or not but makes more sense.
Mirror front page
Looks almost as bad as I will in 8 hours
I dunno. The paper already got the publicity it wanted even if the story is false.
A few sentences with dodgy spelling and awful grammar just to add insult to injury.
Darren Can obviously feels there's something fishy in it but who knows
I bet Liverpool started this rumour coz we didn't want to be BFFs with them.
I had it the other way round at first, but I couldn't remember what happened.Other way round pal
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he's definitely trying to have a shit there
Even though both sides have denied it swiftly and there have been none of the usual "rift" rumours coming from Rooney's camp this thread will run and run and run and run.
Hmm just saw what he said, did someone else let Fergie down? Remember the Bob Cass moment during the summer? That wasn't good
Very interesting points, however I'm certain Rooney would be weary of trying to take on SAF's authority after the backlash of last year.
Thanks. Worth reading.
This is the last thing we need right now.
Is this a case of damned if you do, damned if you dont?
Wouldn't the last thing be something like where Rooney and United issue a joint statement confirming his instant exit?
The last thing we need right now is AIDS.
He must read the caf
I wouldn't be 100% sure yet that the rumours aren't true. We've seen many a time in the past where player and club strongly deny a rumour, but it turns out to be true.
I do find this to be an intriguing situation though. Normally in this sort of situation, you'd be desperate to see the player stay, but part of me almost feels as if I'd be happy for him to leave.
He's undoubtedly a quality player when he plays well, but there's a lot of unwanted baggage that comes with him as well. He's tempramental, which does not help the dressing room at all. Despite his quality, he's a player who can often produce in patches. Hardly any forwards can avoid runs of not scoring, but it's more than that. As a player, Rooney is about so much more than goals. Recently, his overall game hasn't been impressive to say the least. The Newcastle game was an example of that. When you look at the wages he's on, he really shouldn't constantly go through those bad patches. Only once in a while.
Despite his undoubted ability as a footballer, there is a side of me which would be almost happy if he were to leave, assuming we got a massive fee for him.
I do find this to be an intriguing situation though. Normally in this sort of situation, you'd be desperate to see the player stay, but part of me almost feels as if I'd be happy for him to leave.
He's undoubtedly a quality player when he plays well, but there's a lot of unwanted baggage that comes with him as well. He's tempramental, which does not help the dressing room at all. Despite his quality, he's a player who can often produce in patches. Hardly any forwards can avoid runs of not scoring, but it's more than that. As a player, Rooney is about so much more than goals. Recently, his overall game hasn't been impressive to say the least. The Newcastle game was an example of that. When you look at the wages he's on, he really shouldn't constantly go through those bad patches. Only once in a while.
Despite his undoubted ability as a footballer, there is a side of me which would be almost happy if he were to leave, assuming we got a massive fee for him.
No that might be the last thing you need.
Thats what I meant. Rooney leaving United is the last thing we need right now.
I feel exactly the same. I will add though along with a massive fee, a guarantee that we'd be able to re-invest that money back into the squad.
Rooney will leave On ferguson's terms. Just Rooney wasn't supposed to know about it yet...oops
unfortunately the caftards will still question Rooney commitment to the club and will think he is lying from his statement, he leave in the summer etc...
*cue Harry Redknapp telling SSN that he's a triffic player and he'd love to have him at WHL but they can't afford him*
That's not what you said though. You said this was the last thing we need right now, except Rooney isn't leaving. I've got you on a technicality, you bitch.
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