Carl
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^^ Quote fail.
FFS let him go. A part of me also wants to see him at Barca. I think he'll do great there
I do sort of agree with this , but I also think he needs a new challenge, yes I know your going to say He plays for United what more of a challenge does he need, but everybody gets bored in thier place of work and wants a change.
He, yeah - that is possible, of course. Moyes shows up at the presser today and simply says that Rooney is staying, will sign an extension of some kind, nothing to see here, move on. That would be rather amusing, given all the speculation and drama.Or..... maybe, just maybe, the issue is nowhere near as big as the media have made it out to be?
Must have been, Ive never heard SAF say that one. Do you have any links to SAF saying that at all?Where did I ever say that SAF ever said that?
Were you asleep during the 2012/13 season?
Stack, did you actually read my posts properly? I never said SAF talked about playing 4-2-3-1 but if you were awake, you'd know SAF favoured that formation last season.Must have been, Ive never heard SAF say that one. Do you have any links to SAF saying that at all?
He just said that SAF never said that.Must have been, Ive never heard SAF say that one. Do you have any links to SAF saying that at all?
Would have taken a swap with Mata but I don't think Rooney will be leaving in this window.Not that I don't rate Rooney, but if he really wants to go (can't take anymore of his shit behaviour); and the Mata reports that he is on the market are true. I really think we could take a world class player, and younger, in Mata. Having Mata playing on the wing with Kagara in the middle and RVP upfront is mouth watering.
Maybe when Vidic gets back from Wimbledon he could be leaving THROUGH a window...........Would have taken a swap with Mata but I don't think Rooney will be leaving in this window.
Hope that is correct and he signs new deal and buckles down but my gut feeling is he'll stay another season and the engineer a move to either Real or Barca at a cut price deal!So how come everybody is reporting that Rooney is staynig, and the odds have gone to something like 1/9, but it's hardly got a mention in this thread?
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/412647/Wayne-Rooney-will-be-staying
I can't see him ending his career at United but getting him to sign an extension will only benefit us in the future.Hope that is correct and he signs new deal and buckles down but my gut feeling is he'll stay another season and the engineer a move to either Real or Barca at a cut price deal!
Well, that's good news for your best player, but what about Rooney?I say it again: our best player is going nowhere. End of.
Because most in here want him sold so are probably hoping it isn't true?So how come everybody is reporting that Rooney is staynig, and the odds have gone to something like 1/9, but it's hardly got a mention in this thread?
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/412647/Wayne-Rooney-will-be-staying
So how come everybody is reporting that Rooney is staying, and the odds have gone to something like 1/9, but it's hardly got a mention in this thread?
If he stays we have to tie him down. We can't afford to lose him for nothing, and in hindsight, despite being very open to the idea of him leaving I don't think it'd be beneficial to anyone other than someone who bought him.So another chunky contract for him I guess, disappointing.
If he stays we have to tie him down. We can't afford to lose him for nothing, and in hindsight, despite being very open to the idea of him leaving I don't think it'd be beneficial to anyone other than someone who bought him.
I think moving forwards with Kagawa as a '10 would be more beneficial to us, I'm just sick of Rooney in general, we all gave him more than enough leeway and only 2 years on he starts up again.If he stays we have to tie him down. We can't afford to lose him for nothing, and in hindsight, despite being very open to the idea of him leaving I don't think it'd be beneficial to anyone other than someone who bought him.
That's true. Van Persie doesn't have any intention to leave.I say it again: our best player is going nowhere. End of.
Read the previous page where you will find that very story being referenced, also puts some of the replies since into a little context.So how come everybody is reporting that Rooney is staynig, and the odds have gone to something like 1/9, but it's hardly got a mention in this thread?
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/412647/Wayne-Rooney-will-be-staying
I think hang him out to dry is a bit dramatic. But I do think that unless they actually give us a clear and plausible explanation for what actually did happen, nobody will believe a word of what Rooney says. Just "Oh, that didn't acutally happen" won't cut the mustard.Hold on, they're going to hang Fergie out to dry according to the Express article.
I don't think anyone will know what happened until Fergie or Rooney release an autobiography.I think hang him out to dry is a bit dramatic. But I do think that unless they actually give us a clear and plausible explanation for what actually did happen, nobody will believe a word of what Rooney says. Just "Oh, that didn't acutally happen" won't cut the mustard.
While you obviously cant believe all you read in the papers, nor what supposed experts churn out - there is generally a grain of truth. Its not difficult for journo's with connections to get information which can be failry relaible. Especially in the days when agents and "sources close to the player" like to leak information to serve their own purpose.I hope we don't offer him a pay-rise, BUT IF WE DO surely that says that the club desperately want to keep him at United? Compared to the club, we know a nice-sweet feck all about the on-goings of our players. The papers know feck all too. But we seem to be lapping the stories they share about Rooney.
If the club thought Rooney was driving himself to an early grave or ruining his career with a bad lifestyle, then we wouldn't offer him a new contract. It's that fecking easy.
I think perhaps he's had a reality check - and it might result in a "change of heart".I think moving forwards with Kagawa as a '10 would be more beneficial to us, I'm just sick of Rooney in general, we all gave him more than enough leeway and only 2 years on he starts up again.
And we already forgave him for pulling that garbage once, to do so again just irritates me, especially when I think we could grow as a team more successfully without him. If he wants to show United fans he's woke up he can start by getting rid of that piece of trash agent he's had attached to his crotch for the last decade.I think perhaps he's had a reality check - and it might result in a "change of heart".
Footballers surround themselves with "yes men", and agents who will be constantly preening their egos. I suspect Wayne thought that once he might be on the move the worlds top clubs would be banging his door down to sign him and he'd either get a lucrative move to a superstar side, or another increase at United and guarantees of being picked.
It seems that hasnt happened, his options are now limited and he might be realising he's maybe not quite the hot property he thinks he is.
Its more then a mistake, its disgusting. Never have the club bent over backwards like this for anyone player.Hold on, they're going to hang Fergie out to dry according to the Express article.
Rooney's not going to acknowledge any of hits faults here is he? Oh and he and friend Stretford squeeze some more cash out of the club too no doubt. Like as not Kagawa Hernandez e.t.c. will still be seen as on an equal footing with Wayne.
Today's press conference may yet dispel such assumptions but otherwise, this is a mistake.
Provided Mata was happy to stay in the PL and not return to Spain, yeah i'd have wanted the club to look into a swap deal like that.With all the talk of him going to Chelsea, would you mind a Mata plus cash deal?
He still has two years to go on his contract so he won't take a pay cut, I would leave him on the same wage but add another another year onto his contract but knowing his agent he will probably come out of this with another pay rise.Its more then a mistake, its disgusting. Never have the club bent over backwards like this for anyone player.
If he gets a new contract, unless of vastly reduced wages, then we're a joke. Simple as that.
Does he deserve to be the highest paid player at the club any longer, or even close to it?I would leave him on the same wage but add another another year onto his contract but knowing his agent he will probably come out of this with another pay rise.