mu77
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I think the big problem for the club is that Rooney is the "face of United" commercially - has been since Ronaldo left, and they haven't got a replacement within the club. They tried to bring in a new one in the summer (Muller, Bale, Neymar) but failed so I think we are stuck with Rooney until we can replace him in this role
I don't think he's going anywhere anytime soon. No one will pay a fee and his wages and I don't see the club just leaving him go. He's here until the last year of his contract, imo.We should be looking for replacements for him now, get the replacement in the summer and him out.
Surely one of the MLS teams has the money to pay him and we can let him go on a reasonable fee.
He doesn't want it, he wants the captaincy, the fame, the living in england, the club records, he wants everything.
He can say no to moving and still got the wage for the next 3 years
Where are folks getting their £35m figure from? Even at £300k per week for +-3 years, it's about £11m?
Contract runs until June 2019. That's 183 more weeks. 183 x 300,000 = 54,900,000.
Plus the reported commercial sponsorship rights rolled into the deal, which we don't really know the details of. Apparently he is paid extra for direct involvement with sponsors.
Can't wait to hear how Scholes, Merson and the rest explain that.....
That was awful...
Its an absolute ball buster, and a similar position to Van Gaal right now. Rooney is the most senior face in the dressing room of club and country and his voice holds a hell of a lot of weight to the point where the cost of dropping him for a superior player has to outway the potential cost of him causing a big rift in both squads. we've seen how important dressing room moral is in sport.One scenario i find interesting is that if you were Roy at this moment in time... how on earth could you justify having Rooney start over Vardy and Kane?
He can't justify it, and he either doesn't have a choice or he's deluded as every Rooney supporter in the media.One scenario i find interesting is that if you were Roy at this moment in time... how on earth could you justify having Rooney start over Vardy and Kane?
I agree that this is likely to be a serious consideration, But we are a FOOTBALL club,and not just another business. Its sad that probably counts for quite a lot.I think the big problem for the club is that Rooney is the "face of United" commercially - has been since Ronaldo left, and they haven't got a replacement within the club. They tried to bring in a new one in the summer (Muller, Bale, Neymar) but failed so I think we are stuck with Rooney until we can replace him in this role
We simply do not have the numbers in attack for that though, so i'd keep him and bring an extra foward or two.Yeah. It would be best for all if he went on loan in January to a team that plays better, more open football and needs a striker since in such a situation Rooney's finishing would probably be enough for him to still be sort of useful. We'd pay some, they'd pay most.
Then in the summer he can go for a last big paycheque in America or somewhere else, or join Everton or do something else for fun at a massive financial loss.
They've sanctioned quite a lot in recent times, and they do trust Ed quite a lot for such big decisions.he's their guy.Rooney, still has about £35m left on his contract. Even we can't afford to pay someone those figures to terminate a contract. I cannot fathom the Glazers sanctioning that.
I don't think he's going anywhere anytime soon. No one will pay a fee and his wages and I don't see the club just leaving him go. He's here until the last year of his contract, imo.
He's shit and he's still playing, I say we both donate £10 on Saturday if he starts against West Ham.A taker!
http://www.charitychoice.co.uk/manchester-carers-forum-16870
Ten quid. Obviously if he starts scoring he's not getting dropped but feck it no caveats from me. I'm saying he's benched before the end of November. If he bags a load of goals and doesn't get dropped I'll happily stump up a tenner.
This, people forget who we are talking about here, Rooney doesn't have the mental strength to sit out a few weeks without throwing his toys out of the pram. I think there might still be time for the January window if we drop him now.Pretty sure if we make it clear that he won't get many games here, him and his greedy agent will find a club. If not a transfer, I'm sure some Italian side would love a loan to buy. Those Milan clubs love themselves a geezer.
This really rings true and is in stark contrast to several of his own teammates, past and present (RvP and Ander are two that immediately come to mind).This, people forget who we are talking about here, Rooney doesn't have the mental strength to sit out a few weeks without throwing his toys out of the pram. I think there might still be time for the January window if we drop him now.
He's shit and he's still playing, I say we both donate £10 on Saturday if he starts against West Ham.
How? There are more than 4 weeks in every month and 52 weeks in a year. To earn £11m in 3 years he'd have to be making £300k a MONTH and that translates into £70k a week. Not a chance Rooney is on that low.Where are folks getting their £35m figure from? Even at £300k per week for +-3 years, it's about £11m?
We can easily afford to pay out the remaining contract . If the club wants to, it will. Especially with the windfall from the new premier league deal.
I'd prefer a Keane like exit. Swift and unexpected.