Will still be at United winning things
You must have gotten lost looking for your spicerack of a trophy cabinet?
Michael Owen
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You must have gotten lost looking for your spicerack of a trophy cabinet?
Everton are being sued by every airline in Europe,it was the dust from their trophy cabinet that caused the ash cloud.
I think that tweet was directed at Newcastle after they booed him earlier on in the season
Corbo=Bitter
Michael Owen has angered Newcastle United by implying he prefers sitting on the bench at Old Trafford to playing for the Tyneside club.
Replying to comments on Twitter after he signed a new one-year contract with Manchester United, Owen said: "Prefer playing less often in a top team than every game in a poor team. Been there and didn't enjoy it."
Owen left Newcastle United for Old Trafford in 2009 after four years in which he made 71 league appearances. The former Newcastle co-owner Freddy Shepherd, who bought Owen from Real Madrid for £16m, said: "We might have been a poor team but we made him a rich man."
Newcastle's managing director, Derek Llambias, said he was very disappointed by Owen's remarks. "Under Kevin Keegan's management he was offered a one-year extension at £140,000 a week which he did not take. He was already on £133,000. His time here cost £40-odd million, about £1.3m per goal."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/jun/03/michael-owen-newcastle-united-manchester
Replying to comments on Twitter after he signed a new one-year contract with Manchester United, Owen said: "Prefer playing less often in a top team than every game in a poor team. Been there and didn't enjoy it."
Owen left Newcastle United for Old Trafford in 2009 after four years in which he made 71 league appearances. The former Newcastle co-owner Freddy Shepherd, who bought Owen from Real Madrid for £16m, said: "We might have been a poor team but we made him a rich man."
Newcastle's managing director, Derek Llambias, said he was very disappointed by Owen's remarks. "Under Kevin Keegan's management he was offered a one-year extension at £140,000 a week which he did not take. He was already on £133,000. His time here cost £40-odd million, about £1.3m per goal."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/jun/03/michael-owen-newcastle-united-manchester
I thought it was a typo when Man United agreed to pay Wayne Rooney £250k a week,thats more than Barack Obama gets a year.Barack Obama actually works.
Of course, because you can just sit back and reap the benefits of the hard work done by your team-mates instead of getting off your bum and putting a shift in.
Like that joke of a premiership medal.
Wouldn't want him back - he's the past, let's look to the future.