Jazz
Just in case anyone missed it. I don't like Mount.
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Only God knowsUpdate anyone? Is he staying or going?
Only God knowsUpdate anyone? Is he staying or going?
Reading between the lines, I think that Gary feels he should leave.Gary Neville is expecting a resolution to Wayne Rooney's future at Manchester United shortly.
The United legend admitted some surprise that an announcement had not been made on the club captain's status at Old Trafford ahead of next season.
Neville told ITV: "I thought there would have been a statement around Wayne Rooney's future already. I thought it would have been organised pretty quickly at the end of the season to stop this void, this speculation.
"I would imagine it is going to happen quickly. They are going to have to announce it in terms of whether they are going to keep him next season or whether he is going to move somewhere else.
"Sometimes these moves, if he is going to move, take time, and sometimes the player himself would need to reflect upon the fact that it is a big decision to leave such a huge club and whether he wants to do that.
"Like I said, I am surprised it hasn't been dealt with already."
I honestly think the Carrick Testimonial might have hurt us in terms of selling him for any sort of fee. He was taking it deadly serious, arguing with the ref, getting frustrated, etc and yet Jamie Carragher had him in his pocket.
I'd like to think we'd give him away for nothing. I would've at any point in the last 2 years.
Loyal servant. Deserves to be able to move where he wants. Club don't want fee to be a stumbling block to a transfer. Blah Blah. Yadda yadda.
Hardly surprising considering the fortunes of the two players. One is going to be remembered as a football great and other , well! We do have his volley against New Castle and over head against city ...
This is the problem with him staying, the more he stays the more his legacy is ruined. People will forget just how incredible he was.The all time leading scorer for the country's biggest club, and national team? A key component of Manchester United's most successful ever era?
No, just a fat wanker who once scored a volley against Newcastle.
Christ, the state of you.
Its embarassing that he is not even trying to put in more hard work and improve his fitness for any other club to have an intrest.
Why would he?
He's on holiday until pre season.
He's staying. You all need to accept that.
The all time leading scorer for the country's biggest club, and national team? A key component of Manchester United's most successful ever era?
No, just a fat wanker who once scored a volley against Newcastle.
Christ, the state of you.
Only a Chinese club would pay him his current wages, and he's probably not keen on going there. Hence, he'll stay. As long as it is on the bench or the stands, I couldnt care less nowadays
It doesnt. First, we have enough money and 2nd, we offloaded some expensive players already. With the 2nd part I can agree thoughthe point is that keeping that mess and his 300k per week stops the recruitment of one or possibly 2 top class players . time to leave him out of the squad to train with the under 10s if he decides to stay .
It does.It doesnt. First, we have enough money and 2nd, we offloaded some expensive players already. With the 2nd part I can agree though
It doesnt. First, we have enough money and 2nd, we offloaded some expensive players already. With the 2nd part I can agree though
Fixed it for youOnly Zlatan knows
He's achieved far to much for us to treat him like this. Like it or not he will have legendary status. His legs have gone and hopefully he will also but I wouldn't banish him but if he struggles for game time fair enough.
I didn't say that is likely to happen, only that I agree that if he stays that there is no room to start games. Whether he is a legend or not should not matter, we need to play those players who can contributeHe's achieved far to much for us to treat him like this. Like it or not he will have legendary status. His legs have gone and hopefully he will also but I wouldn't banish him but if he struggles for game time fair enough.
After letting go some highly paid players, it wouldn't matter. Rooney's wages wont be a problem for the clubIt does.
There are restriction on how much EPL clubs can increase their wage expenditure by.
Its embarassing that he is not even trying to put in more hard work and improve his fitness for any other club to have an intrest.
After letting go some highly paid players, it wouldn't matter. Rooney's wages wont be a problem for the club
Scheinstiger had achieved an awful lot more in the game and his demise was not down to his attitude, lifestyle or actions.He's achieved far to much for us to treat him like this. Like it or not he will have legendary status. His legs have gone and hopefully he will also but I wouldn't banish him but if he struggles for game time fair enough.
Don't forget Schweinsteiger!Depay, Schneiderlin, Zlatan is probably 600K a week combined already.
Has he not returned to pre-season training two weeks early to do just that?
I think he's decided to give it one last shot and get himself as fit as he can, in order to fight for a place.
If he's not successful at least he's got £300k per week to console himself.
Let's face it - nobody wants him. We are stuck with him for another year.
Sad but true. I think the club has made peace with that - knowing he'll be on the books until his contract expires.The antithesis of the De Gea thread. Every time it gets bumped, there' a glimmer of hope...
Whether Rooney stays or goes, United will likely still have to pick up the lion's share of his wages. Him staying has very little impact on our year-on-year wage increase restrictions.
This is'nt jumping on the 'haters' bandwagon but Rooney has never endeared himself to me, unless he was smashing in goals or driving the team to a win, for some reason I simply have never warmed to the bloke, however I appreciate what he has done for the club and don't begrudge him his fame and fortune, but surely he does'nt want to hang around if he is'nt playing (which hopefully he won't), it should'nt be about his contract, it's a thing called pride.
No disrespect to you mate, but this argument just sounds naive and over-sentimental. Yes he's achieved a lot for United and the fans but he's been paid a ridiculous amount for doing so. He’s playing for money, not love. We owe him nothing.He's achieved far to much for us to treat him like this. Like it or not he will have legendary status. His legs have gone and hopefully he will also but I wouldn't banish him but if he struggles for game time fair enough.
If he's drinking, smoking and overweight that counts as not giving 100% mate.Rooney has been brilliant for this club. People will always hold him wanting to leave for City for more money, a tactic used by a guy who's name they sing at Old Trafford every game and is beheld has a legend. This guy also pushed for a move away from the club, soon as we were just reaping the rewards, for all the hard labour we had put in for him.
Rooney is a club legend. Has won every viable trophy at the club. Broke the clubs goal scoring record and set us on the path of glory. Yes he is not the player he once was. He has let himself down in his later years but there were not many, if any, occasions whereby I thought he didn't give his 100% for the club. He should never be abused.
Why would he?
He's on holiday until pre season.
He's staying. You all need to accept that.
If he's drinking, smoking and overweight that counts as not giving 100% mate.