just trying to bring you something i believe is true.if its hurting you go to bed young one?all im saying is .and i am guilty too.is that we look at the papers every morning to see the latest transfer news (without any quotes) yet you all comment on them.and i have given you something a bit more substantial than the mirror and you mock?i hope i am wrong cause i think rooney is ****ing brill and i hope he stays.but it looks like the wifes mate has something.
Hope its not catching.
rooney to be sold in august?
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Yes, cos flying over 20,000 miles is just what the physio ordered for a hamstring injury. All that sitting around for long periods of time is guaranteed to aid recovery
im sorry did i wake you up?
Yes, cos flying over 20,000 miles is just what the physio ordered for a hamstring injury. All that sitting around for long periods of time is guaranteed to aid recovery
Nah Rooneys too thick to understand what Moyes actually meant.
He never said he was an understudy but we all know the level of intelligence Rooney has.....
Lol.
Unfortunately for Rooney I can see a Gazza-like future for him. He's too simple for his own good.
Rooney has two years left on his current contract at Old Trafford but new chief executive Ed Woodward revealed at the weekend that an extension is not on United's agenda.
Woodward said: "No contract renewals are being discussed. I am not sitting down with any player on an extension and there is no trigger date in the diary.
"Would we be afraid to run a contract down? Of course not."(hes going )
Woodward said: "No contract renewals are being discussed. I am not sitting down with any player on an extension and there is no trigger date in the diary.
"Would we be afraid to run a contract down? Of course not."(hes going )
Let's be honest, his whining is pathetic. He whined 3 years ago when he thought the squad wasn't strong enough. Now he's whining because he's not guaranteed a place in the first team. He should set up his own club.
He's never been very bright. Fundamentally i think we all know his first request was about money. He (or his agent) realised how crucial he'd become for us and used that. His mistake, i think, was that it also showed Sir Alex that we'd become too dependent on him, now he's second choice.
