Rooney not signing a new contract?

BrianJD

Apparently this is the reports in tomorrows papers? Toys out of pram?

James Forde

Thread out of superthread

MUSEIST

COCAINE, MMMM

Shane St.

oh well on current orm we might get a 5r 4 him

BERBA

wouldnt be at all surprised to see him go to city and link up with tevez

kryogen

Friend! football friend! thanks friend, ah new car friend! Friend!!

CR 7

Yeah, sooner he's sold off the better. LUHR.
Sad thing is, some 'fans' are probably already thinking like this.

MUSEIST

:eek::P:eek::rolleyes::D:p

BrianJD

kryogen wrote: »

Friend! football friend! thanks friend, ah new car friend! Friend!!

Hey ??

orourkeda

Sell Him.

The transfer fee will put a minor dent in Manchester United' interest payments.

ziggy

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#15

Wazza turning into Gazza.

super_furry

#15 wrote: »

Wazza turning into Gazza.

Hardly. Just another victim of Fergies poor man management.

Panthro

Twitter is going bananas over it.

Le King

Meh

#15

super_furry wrote: »

Hardly. Just another victim of Fergies poor man management.

LOL, the desperation in that claim.

Fergie mismanaged him into the brothel, did he? (rhetorical question, no need to answer).

super_furry

#15 wrote: »

LOL, the desperation in that claim.

Fergie mismanaged him into the brothel, did he? (rhetorical question, no need to answer).

Desperation? Huh?

Le King

super_furry wrote: »

Hardly. Just another victim of Fergies poor man management.

That post is one of the most retarded and ignorant posts I've ever read from a "football fan" on the Soccer forum. Hang your head in shame.

Where is Jazzy and his Derp of the Day award when you need him?

Jazzy

super_furry wrote: »

Hardly. Just another victim of Fergies poor man management.

Winn0r!

super_furry

Stam, Beckham, Van Nistelrooy, Keane now Rooney.

Le King

Jazzy wrote: »

Winn0r!

:pac:

Excellent.

Mr Alan

This story appears to have legs. Interesting.

CR 7

super_furry wrote: »

Stam, Beckham, Van Nistelrooy, Keane now Rooney.

Gerrard, Carragher, Diouf, Pennant, now Cissé.

Le King

Park Ji Sung wrote: »

Gerrard, Carragher, Diouf, Pennant, now Cissé.

Wispa, Yowie, Spira, Fuse now Wispa Gold.

super_furry

Park Ji Sung wrote: »

Gerrard, Carragher, Diouf, Pennant, now Cissé.

Right...... Anyway.

furiousox

His current contract expires in June 2012, I wouldn't be panicking just yet.

NukaCola

Park Ji Sung wrote: »

Gerrard, Carragher, Diouf, Pennant, now Cissé.

Dont get the relevance TBH....

Anyway.....is this really true? Dont see it happening TBH...

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

Le King wrote: »

That post is one of the most retarded and ignorant posts I've ever read from a "football fan" on the Soccer forum. Hang your head in shame.

Where is Jazzy and his Derp of the Day award when you need him?

I'm fairly sure he was sarcastic...

evad_lhorg

http://m.guardian.co.uk/ms/p/gmg/op/sLcTY5AHMrvx_ev4Q2pP53Q/view.m?id=609528&tid=120787&cat=Sport

When reliable media is reporting it it makes me worry

Mars Bar

evad_lhorg wrote: »

http://m.guardian.co.uk/ms/p/gmg/op/sLcTY5AHMrvx_ev4Q2pP53Q/view.m?id=609528&tid=120787&cat=Sport

When reliable media is reporting it it makes me worry

I don't think the actual author is too reliable though.

cson

Some major presumptions but anyway...

The lad has ****ed up on the family front not once but twice, I'd imagine Fergie roasted him over it and he's not one bit happy but I think Fergie is pretty justified to go through him for a shortcut in private.

x in the city

thats what happens when you go banging whores...



boys,... dont do it.. :P:)

Wolfe Tone

He may have done a Stam...

digme

he's gong to liverpool

dfx-

super_furry wrote: »

Stam, Beckham, Van Nistelrooy, Keane now Rooney.

Tevez?

kryogen

Cryuff, Poborsky, Taibi, Veron and now.... cheese?

x in the city

there should be a united book

f00ked out by SAF

Stam
Keane
Becks
Tevez...
Rooney
\Ince..
....
...

..

would be quite a good read tbh

kryogen

Ah but your missing some and including others who shouldnt be there

Paul Tergat

x in the city wrote: »

there should be a united book

f00ked out by SAF

Stam
Keane
Becks
Tevez...
Rooney
\Ince..
....
...

..

would be quite a good read tbh

Better reads are the books showing his dominance over the premiership era

orourkeda

The special one is probably creaming his jocks looking at this.

MUSEIST

....and so the man utd annual sale to real madrid gets going. I wonder who it will be next year if they have anyone left to sell

Fizman

super_furry wrote: »

Hardly. Just another victim of Fergies poor man management.

How would you manage a long time under performing big earner who has a penchant for doing the dirt on his misses with prozzies of all ages?

You may also explain how you would deal with said prozzie lovers outburst to the media about you being dishonest in telling stories about phantom injuries he has when really all you were doing was just trying to protect him in the first place.

x in the city

Fizman wrote: »

How would you manage a long time under performing big earner who has a penchant for doing the dirt on his misses with prozzies of all ages?

You may also explain how you would deal with said prozzie lovers outburst to the media about you being dishonest in telling stories about phantom injuries he has when really all you were doing was just trying to protect him in the first place.

should av stayed at Everton, poor (durty) fellow..:D

he has been an idiot thou, so id say Moyes would have him cleared out long ago, as Moyes doesnt take $hit from anyone either

Liam O

I love how an article from the 'credible' Guardian without any quotes from anyone, not even 'a source close to Rooney' got all the ABUs out from under the bridge...

Xavi6

I hope we put in a cheeky bid to sh*t stir but don't sign him.

Poor man's Tevez

Xavi6

Liam O wrote: »

I love how an article from the 'credible' Guardian without any quotes from anyone, not even 'a source close to Rooney' got all the ABUs out from under the bridge...

I would be of the opinon that given the Guardian is a credible source it says a lot that they have published the story. Both Daniel Taylor and Richard Williams have written on it already and I highly doubt they would without be solidly IDK.

Who did expect quotes from at this stage?

jank

Liam O wrote: »

I love how an article from the 'credible' Guardian without any quotes from anyone, not even 'a source close to Rooney' got all the ABUs out from under the bridge...

No smoke without a fire. Can you honestly say that everything that has gone on with Wazza that things are perfectly fine with himself and Fergie?

Mr.Nice Guy

super_furry wrote: »

Stam, Beckham, Van Nistelrooy, Keane now Rooney.

You're using Keano as an example of Fergie's poor man management? The guy who later apologised to Fergie for his behaviour when at Sunderland?

'Yes, I've apologized. I spoke to Sir Alex. He wished me good luck and said I'd need it. I always enjoyed the way he backed the players, defended them and looked after them. Maybe I crossed that white line towards the end at United and was punished for it. Sometimes I was looking at the bigger picture when I really shouldn't have been. I was fortunate to play for him and I'm sure I can pick up the phone any time and he will lend me a few players'.

Van Nistelrooy later acknowledged both were to blame for their split. Beckham became a major brand which was always going to cause a split at some point, and yet he holds no bitterness towards Fergie. The Stam sale was regrettable but Stam did himself no favours and could have shown more tactfulness at the time. As for Rooney, anyone who says Fergie has handled him poorly is either stirring it up or has been living under a rock for some time. The chap has in the past year made decisions that jeopardised his marriage and family, he managed to get his own country on his back ('nice to see your own fans booing you...'), before the start of the year he was seen partying hard, and he's since put the manager in an awkward position in the public eye. Fergie has always leapt to the defence of Rooney in his moments of stupidity over the years but he's really been ramping up the idiocy the last while.

I'm a Rooney fan but I'm more loyal to Fergie as most United fans are. The club is bigger and better than Wayne. If he wants out we'll deal with his absence. I think he will be making a big mistake though.

x in the city wrote:

there should be a united book

f00ked out by SAF

Stam
Keane
Becks
Tevez...
Rooney
\Ince..
....
...

..

would be quite a good read tbh

Don't forget to mention what they won since they left. That would really make it a good read, particularly when we compare it to what Fergie has won in their absence. (Of course, unlike Fergie, Tevez won SFA last year and was on the losing side more times in the matches vs United - always nice to read that).

Time will tell what the story is. Perhaps it's a ploy for a better deal, in which case it could backfire on Wayne. If he wants out, offering him to Jose for cash plus Benzema could be a decent solution.

x in the city

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

You're using Keano as an example of Fergie's poor man management? The guy who later apologised to Fergie for his behaviour when at Sunderland?



Van Nistelrooy later acknowledged both were to blame for their split. Beckham became a major brand which was always going to cause a split at some point, and yet he holds no bitterness towards Fergie. The Stam sale was regrettable but Stam did himself no favours and could have shown more tactfulness at the time. As for Rooney, anyone who says Fergie has handled him poorly is either stirring it up or has been living under a rock for some time. The chap has in the past year made decisions that jeopardised his marriage and family, he managed to get his own country on his back ('nice to see your own fans booing you...'), before the start of the year he was seen partying hard, and he's since put the manager in an awkward position in the public eye. Fergie has always leapt to the defence of Rooney in his moments of stupidity over the years but he's really been ramping up the idiocy the last while.

I'm a Rooney fan but I'm more loyal to Fergie as most United fans are. The club is bigger and better than Wayne. If he wants out we'll deal with his absence. I think he will be making a big mistake though.



Don't forget to mention what they won since they left. That would really make it a good read, particularly when we compare it to what Fergie has won in their absence. (Of course, unlike Fergie, Tevez won SFA last year and was on the losing side more times in the matches vs United - always nice to read that).

Time will tell what the story is. Perhaps it's a ploy for a better deal, in which case it could backfire on Wayne. If he wants out, offering him to Jose for cash plus Benzema could be a decent solution.

can i have what you are on sir?

Lukker-

I think United would be wise to cash in on him now if they can find a new AMF and Striker in January. I think as a player he won't perform as well as he did last season again. He has always stuggled with consitency and I think as he gets older he may have to reduce his work rate which is his most impressive trait as a player. I used to really enjoy watching him because he was sort of an "everyman" character but I haven't seen him perform well since Bayern game in the CL.

Mr.Nice Guy

x in the city wrote: »

can i have what you are on sir?