LR7
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My point is basically that this suggestion is nonsense:
Before he was moved into midfield today he spent more time out wide than Kagawa. Against City he played on the left wing for the last 20 (?) minutes. In that Sunderland game he obviously dropped back into midfield more to close the game out after Januzaj's second. When we need to shut games down he'll still drop into midfield and when we need to bring on a third forward he'll move out wide as he's always done, he just didn't like being shackled in midfield from the start.
Although I don't agree with what you're saying, personally.
Well good on Moyes. He made the decision to play Rooney in a position which Rooney himself admitted he doesn't like playing in, for the good of the team. Something he knows made Rooney want to leave last season. Making ballsy decisions and showing Rooney who is boss. I approve. As I approved of Giggs telling Rooney to drop back and help out in midfield when he was playing too high up against La Real (as pointed out by Gary Neville).
Just because he was dropped back today doesn't mean there weren't a few games when he was playing very high. There were.