Walrus
Oppressed White Male
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i would love to see Fergie sign him up on a big money contract, only to sell him on in the summer and get our money's worth out of him, the cnut.
He said Man Utd will always be here with or without Rooney, and that we'll have no problems attracting big name players. He said he played for us for 12 years and he loved every minute of every day.What did Roy say today?
And people call him bitter.He said Man Utd will always be here with or without Rooney, and that we'll have no problems attracting big name players. He said he played for us for 12 years and he loved every minute of every day.
It's funny how quickly a top player can turn the heads of supporters back round again with a few top class performances when it mattersHe's not only burnt the bridges, he's fecking nuked them. They can't be rebuilt again.
Always loved Keano, my all time favourite player. He just tells it like it is, not a bit behind the door that one.And people call him bitter.
What if he stays with United for life and scores in the FA cup final against Liverpool to win the game? 'Booooooooooooo........'
I'm sure Fergie would like to keep him if it was purely down to footballing reasons.He can't set an example of 'it's okay, feck your club about and you'll get what you want'. The moment you disrespect the club you need to go. You can't set that example to other players. It's times like this that set the precedents for others to do it themselves in the years to come.
Why not just let Rooney run the fecking club if thats the case, thats why im still pretty hopeful nothing other than Rooneys sale was discussed today otherwise its a total slap in the face to fergie, wed have paper storys on how Rooney runs the club over Sir Alex etc.And would an improved offer include a promise to bring in Waynes preferred new players? Can't see how Rooney could just accept more money when he said he wanted more investment in the team.
You have to admit he's changed his tune since the other day though.Always loved Keano, my all time favourite player. He just tells it like it is, not a bit behind the door that one.
Why? The websters thing clearly exists, and it's why most teams are now tying up extensions very very early. You gotta remember it's only been around for a few years, and in like 15 years not many super big players have really taken advantage of the bosman thing either, really off the top of my head, only Ballack and Campbell stand out as big players at peaks letting it get to that.I think people are blowing the Webster thing all out of proportions, just because some parts of the media always bring that ruling out when there's a case of an unhappy player.
There's no way we'll bow to Wayne Rooney and give him a huge contract, even if the only intention is to sell him when we can. What sort of an example will we set to any of our players?
DoneClear your PMs, Mocktard.
Possibly...But things change in football..To quote Ronaldo (and a very odd one for me) "the future, only God knows"...There were a lot of people calling Ronaldo a cnut quite viciously after he left, now he's adored. Even sammsky likes Beckham now. Things change. As bizarre and unlikely as any of it seems.He's not only burnt the bridges, he's fecking nuked them. They can't be rebuilt again.
Well, after reading Rooney's statement, possibly Keano has realised the complete bollocks that Rooney is spouting.You have to admit he's changed his tune since the other day though.
That's not the Webster ruling, that's the Bosman. Webster is buying out your contract early. Ballack, Campbell (and Joe Cole) let their contract run out and left for free.Why? The websters thing clearly exists, and it's why most teams are now tying up extensions very very early. You gotta remember it's only been around for a few years, and in like 15 years not many super big players have really taken advantage of the bosman thing either, really off the top of my head, only Ballack and Campbell stand out as big players at peaks letting it get to that.
Changing times .SAF understands that.Player power is growing.Can you imagine the criticism Fergie will get if he stays.
"SAF bows to player power."
"SAF losing control."
I'd rather he just left so we can make a statement. He'll take a while to replace but I'm sure we have it in us to replace him.
Yep. Simple as.There's no doubt he could come back IF there was something afoot (though I'm sure there isn't). Fergie would just come out and do a press conference with him and talk about how he's a 'passionate boy, wants to win blah blah and he needed a bit of time to think' etc. No one would really buy it but it would be as simple as that. Then he would work on the supporters through his performances.
Fair comment.Well, after reading Rooney's statement, possibly Keano has realised the complete bollocks that Rooney is spouting.
That's the thing. If you told me a week ago what was going to happen, I would have said you were a fool. Now, nothing at all will surprise me.*This is all moot, he won't be coming back. He'll be a bigger joke than he is now.
Forgive? Unlikely. Forget? Absolutely not.Done
Possibly...But things change in football..To quote Ronaldo (and a very odd one for me) "the future, only God knows"...There were a lot of people calling Ronaldo a cnut quite viciously after he left, now he's adored. Even sammsky likes Beckham now. Things change. As bizarre and unlikely as any of it seems.
He won't be loved as much no...But many may well forgive and forget.
It's a big if though, I don't think he'll actually stay anyway. But it'd be really interesting if he did.
Offer her an MUTV dealI never go near Liverpool. Just know someone. The goss is that Coleen has been offered a tv contract and needs to live in London. Lots of whores and Essex girls down there though Coleen.
More like he was asked if he had advice for Rooney and now he's asked about United's future.Well, after reading Rooney's statement, possibly Keano has realised the complete bollocks that Rooney is spouting.
We don't need one more year of Rooney. If we can get four-five years then fine. But feck me if we have stooped so low to have to 'beg' for another year.Fergie clearly feels something special about Rooney. And remember how Fergie managed to convince Ronaldo to stay once after a meeting in Lisbon. Basically anything can happen.
You'd be surprised how easily things change. I'm not saying it's right, but people don't always stick by their convictions.Forgive? Unlikely. Forget? Absolutely not.
Normally I feel the exact same way, but after this whole escapade, should he come back and play I couldn't bring myself to support him.As long as a player wears the shirt, he will have my support....
but I think he will be gone.
Nope, not a single shred. It's all guesswork as of now.We have not got a clue have we?
think there may have been a loose link to a rooney joke in there when it mentioned SAGA. Cant help but snigger a little bit every time they mention Rooney and SAGA in the same storyYeah just checked. He's taken it down now apparently. Why on earth would he do that