Mrs Smoker
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Wacky english.
Getting a lucky knee on the ball, pinging two balls across the pitch and losing possession a dozen times qualify as bloody good Rooney football nowadays unfortunately..I'm just delighted for him and for us that he's broken the record while playing bloody good football again.
Wouldn't have been right if he'd broken it with a couple of penalties in the middle of that rotten spell of form with all of us on his back.
Well done Wayne and fair play for coming back in such good nick. Long may it last!
Yes because that's how his game went. He certainly didn't play the quick 1-2 with Martial for the goal and didn't set up Rashford with another great ball which he missed.Getting a lucky knee on the ball, pinging two balls across the pitch and losing possession a dozen times qualify as bloody good Rooney football nowadays unfortunately..
Getting a lucky knee on the ball, pinging two balls across the pitch and losing possession a dozen times qualify as bloody good Rooney football nowadays unfortunately..
Getting a lucky knee on the ball, pinging two balls across the pitch and losing possession a dozen times qualify as bloody good Rooney football nowadays unfortunately..
Where would he rank in your 10 greatest legends now? Or still the same place?I can understand people being pissed off with Rooney's contract negotiations. Some time ago I ranked my 10 greatest Legends and I ranked Rooney last even if he should break the club goals scoring record.
But today was great overall for us.
Personally I want to see him break the record against Liverpool.
Official eyesight lists him as an attacking midfielder.
Where would he rank in your 10 greatest legends now? Or still the same place?
That's a nice list.10th
I posted this in the Charlton thread.
Edwards
Best
Keane
Charlton
Law
Scholes
Cantona
Giggs
Ronaldo
Rooney
That would be my personal top 10 Legends in order.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/jan/08/wayne-rooney-manchester-united-record-futureGuardian said:Wayne Rooney has equalled the record – but what does the future hold for striker?
The question for Wayne Rooney now is how many more can be added to the joint-record 249th goal he scored for Manchester United against Reading on Saturday.
Rooney’s contract includes a one-way clause that allows the club to extend it by a year if desired. The current terms end in summer 2019, so if United decide to exercise the option the Liverpudlian would be at Old Trafford as he approaches his 35th birthday.
Rooney wants to stay on but will United do it? Will the forward be given an extra season to add to his goals for the club? This is what fascinates about the late-career Rooney: how long can he go on performing for United?
That's a nice list.
Shame you couldn't fit Robson in there![]()
There are more than two of us! Yes!
I'm pretty sure that UEFA does not recognize Anglo-Italian cup though. Then again, it does not do the same with Inter-Cities Fairs cup either. So, feck UEFA, am I right?
10th
I posted this in the Charlton thread.
Edwards
Best
Keane
Charlton
Law
Scholes
Cantona
Giggs
Ronaldo
Rooney
That would be my personal top 10 Legends in order.
Good list.No keeper though? I think I'ld fit either Schmeichel or VDS in at Rooney's expense.10th
I posted this in the Charlton thread.
Edwards
Best
Keane
Charlton
Law
Scholes
Cantona
Giggs
Ronaldo
Rooney
That would be my personal top 10 Legends in order.
Good list.No keeper though? I think I'ld fit either Schmeichel or VDS in at Rooney's expense.
I know it's not meant to be a team, just thought it a bit unfair on keepers !not meant to be a team.
If I added two more to make it twelve, I would add Robbo and Smikes.
A mate of mine did not even have keane in the top 12.
These lists are so personal.
But good fun for discussion.
Good list.No keeper though? I think I'ld fit either Schmeichel or VDS in at Rooney's expense.
6 goals in 22 games.Anyone know how many goals Rooney has scored against Liverpool in all competitions while playing for us?
It's a shame that he'll be remembered for the dramas he's kicked up and form in the latter stages of his career, but that's just the way it is and that's the way he conducted himself.
Top scorer or not he won't be remembered a United legend. Not for me, atleast.
Though that's not to say I don't appreciate his service. Obvs.
Hardly the same. Schmeichel was in his late 30s and City were shit. He took a job so he could move back to Manchester where his house was, and got his son a place in a professional academy. Rooney tried to actively leave in his prime for more money.I don't think schmeichel is better than Rooney. Playing for city is worse than threatening to leave
Hardly the same. Schmeichel was in his late 30s and City were shit. He took a job so he could move back to Manchester where his house was, and got his son a place in a professional academy. Rooney tried to actively leave in his prime for more money.
Thanks bro6 goals in 22 games.
Liverpool 0-1 Man Utd 15/16 (1 goal)
Man Utd 3-0 Liverpool 14/15 (1 goal)
Man Utd 2-1 Liverpool 11/12 (2 goals)
Man Utd 2-1 Liverpool 09/10 (1 goal - penalty)
Liverpool 0-1 Man Utd 04/05 (1 goal)
So, our top scorer EVER is struggling to find a place in our list of top 10 Utd legends
No matter how you rate him, apart from the Holy Trinity, Scholes, Giggs and maybe Keane and Robson no one's contribution has been as much as Rooney's
We'd have no hero's or legends if attempting to leave for more money was a critical benchmark of a players status. I think that is just a lazy dig for the sake of it, lots of our players used contracts at other clubs as bargaining chips for their wages. Even Keane says he was on the verge of accepting an off from Inter and Juventus before the club upped what was on the table and he signed it.Hardly the same. Schmeichel was in his late 30s and City were shit. He took a job so he could move back to Manchester where his house was, and got his son a place in a professional academy. Rooney tried to actively leave in his prime for more money.
Rooney was going to join our rivals, City. Feck him. You're welcome to keep your tongue firmly lodged in his anus, though.We'd have no hero's or legends if attempting to leave for more money was a critical benchmark of a players status. I think that is just a lazy dig for the sake of it, lots of our players used contracts at other clubs as bargaining chips for their wages. Even Keane says he was on the verge of accepting an off from Inter and Juventus before the club upped what was on the table and he signed it.
Are you okay, pal? You spitting your tea everywhere over nothing here, aren't you? Calm down a bit , eh?Rooney was going to join our rivals, City. Feck him. You're welcome to keep your tongue firmly lodged in his anus, though.
For the haters, he is not even top-100.
For the rest of me, he is the best ever, top scorer, representative of the best era in our history.
I guess if people just repeat the same things over and over again, it becomes a fact