Rooney again?
The Overlap | Hoddle: Being Roy’s Hero, Managing England & A Second Chance In Life | Stick to Football EP 55
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quick fire questions, same overlap umbrella but different show i’d say.
As for the rest I think people are looking to deep into what these lot say, I’m just here for the disagreements and petty stuff don’t care about the facts or figures I just want Keane rants etc
I could quite happily listen to Rooney talk about football and tell stories all day. He's great.
He is, I was hoping before he got the Plymouth job he would concentrate on TV.
How fecking big is his estate? What's that worth?
The Overlap is a fantastic concept which Neville deserves huge credit for. His latest with Rooney is a great watch.
Starting off with Gary's thoughts on his old team mate as he drives into Wayne's estate, which is enormous. Throughout the interview you can feel the respect both players have for each other. Wayne's knowledge of football is also evident. Interesting listening to his views on the current England squad. Jorden Pickford, he said being Englands most important player and Harry Kane Englands best ever player. As a manager he gives the impression he demands a lot from his players as he had high demands on himself when he was a player. Great stories from him when he was a player under Moyes, big Dunc and Alan Stubbs. Would like to see him taking a new manager role. Reckon he could be successful (which I didn't believe before). Hope he gets another shot at it!
Starting off with Gary's thoughts on his old team mate as he drives into Wayne's estate, which is enormous. Throughout the interview you can feel the respect both players have for each other. Wayne's knowledge of football is also evident. Interesting listening to his views on the current England squad. Jorden Pickford, he said being Englands most important player and Harry Kane Englands best ever player. As a manager he gives the impression he demands a lot from his players as he had high demands on himself when he was a player. Great stories from him when he was a player under Moyes, big Dunc and Alan Stubbs. Would like to see him taking a new manager role. Reckon he could be successful (which I didn't believe before). Hope he gets another shot at it!
He's the Plymouth boss.
Well it's a Volvo for a start. Plus it was chauffeur driven and survived Liverpool...
Wayne earned every penny. If he spoke like Chris Sutton would you be similarly impugning his path to wealth?
He already has a new manager role he just took
I guess that was pre Plymouth. Think the United bias on the one on one interviews is fine, it's the main show we want to see more diversity/different guests.
I fecking love Rooney as a player and I always find him one of those players that mostly speak without a pre recorded cassette (damn I'm old), even if we agree or not, or even if soemtimes crosses some line due to his passionate self.
I love Rooney, but what's up with that hideous tracksuit 
It's up north
Oh right, twenty quid then.
No it's actually south of Manchester. You can find it on Google maps.
Wazza with the saltburn-esque estate while dressing like he's just back from collecting the dole
Why you calling him boss?
Still going on about this.
Yep, the same. Absolutely love the guy.
Although, sometimes i don't understand him. He speaks so quick and has strange accent (well, strange for me). It is like he swallows some words or something.
Should be a good one tomorrow
Didn't you see the quotes? Rooney threw water on somebody!
He's talking about some random homeless guy sleeping in a rainstorm
This Rooney quickfire questions was way the best overlap content this year. Rooney is so casual. 40y old in a body of 50y old with a mindset of 18y old.
feck sake, 4 minutes in and Rooney is already talking about sitting on a cow in his undies.
My god Keane went in on those masseurs. Felt like he was getting a lifelong grudge off his chest finally
What a great episode! Listening to it while at work, and I'm convinced my colleagues must think I've got nuts, laughing to myself the whole time.
It was a great episode. I think this quartet works the best in terms of bouncing off each other and humour.
Do you know what wrighty, we used to sit there and look at them and say “look at these dickheads”
I love Wazza.
I love Wazza.
Wrighty learning what northerners call tea in his 60s is hilarious
Anyway, he's right. It's breakfast, lunch and dinner you chartalans.
Anyway, he's right. It's breakfast, lunch and dinner you chartalans.
Wrighty learning what northerners call tea in his 60s is hilarious
Anyway, he's right. It's breakfast, lunch and dinner you chartalans.
This is a contentious topic in the SilentWitness household.
Roy going in on the masseuses
"I made £800/900 but I probably lost the dressing room"
I loved the part where he said he got thrown threw a window but was still holding on to his bottle of wine."I made £800/900 but I probably lost the dressing room"
Keano hating masseurs is just about the most on-brand thing ever.
feck sake, 4 minutes in and Rooney is already talking about sitting on a cow in his undies.
Rooney is absolutely deranged.
What a man.
He does kind of remind me of a bit more PG version of Gazza. Just a big kid at heart that's supremely talented at football.