Get Rooney before United

[Terrarian]

Hello lads. On behalf of the Vaults I just want you to show as much accountability in your hysteria prone cry arsing agitating destruction of Everton as you expect from the players.



You’ve got until sundown to come out and apologise, then gloves off, you weasels.

Dubious source there cheeks

 

[Baines' left foot]

Did he give an interview to The Sun??

Wow.

Everton ‘fans’, this is YOUR boy.

I am staggered here.

 

[barneygumble]

Hello lads. On behalf of the Vaults I just want you to show as much accountability in your hysteria prone cry arsing agitating destruction of Everton as you expect from the players.



You’ve got until sundown to come out and apologise, then gloves off, you weasels.

It makes sense though.

Man Utd will be a Premiee League side and we’ll be facing Fleetwood.

 

[twoblue]

True. Wayne Rooney had no desire to become an 'Everton Legend' when he was a player and I doubt very much he would has our Manager.

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He was a boy. And he made the correct decision.
Imagine he was a Crystal Palace fan and player through their ranks we would have called him a bottler if played there all his life. Instead he won every major club trophy became the Man Utd and England all time top scorer.
Being a fan of Everton doesn’t mean that you have to lose sight of reality

 

[chicoazul]

He was a boy. And he made the correct decision.
Imagine he was a Crystal Palace fan and player through their ranks we would have called him a bottler if played there all his life. Instead he won every major club trophy became the Man Utd and England all time top scorer.
Being a fan of Everton doesn’t mean that you have to lose sight of reality

I can’t understand any scouse Evertonian wanting to leave their club at 18 for Man Utd instead of helping Everton be successful mate.

 

[Baines' left foot]

He was a boy. And he made the correct decision.
Imagine he was a Crystal Palace fan and player through their ranks we would have called him a bottler if played there all his life. Instead he won every major club trophy became the Man Utd and England all time top scorer.
Being a fan of Everton doesn’t mean that you have to lose sight of reality

Stepping Stone FC it is then.

How far have we fallen?

 

[twoblue]

I can’t understand any scouse Evertonian wanting to leave their club at 18 for Man Utd instead of helping Everton be successful mate.

Well none of us were the best player in the world at 18 and being forced to play bottom half premier league football alongside Scott gemille and Tomasz Radzinski.

 

[chicoazul]

Well none of us were the best player in the world at 18 and being forced to play bottom half premier league football alongside Scott gemille and Tomasz Radzinski.

Yet still playing for the only team you’d always dreamed of at 18 mate. As a scouse blue.

 

[Nyhus]

Shock and awe, the dirty manc wants back to dirty manc land. Who couldve seen that coming?

 

[Toffeepot]

Stepping Stone FC it is then.

How far have we fallen?

Very

 

[jamieni]

Very

Yup. The reality is unless we’re genuine contenders then we’ll always be a stepping stone for ambitious managers.

Given that Rooney wasn’t too impressed when Everton let him go to the MLS one can only assume he isn’t too keen to work for the current hierarchy in any case.

 

[Moonlight dribbler]

He was a boy. And he made the correct decision.
Imagine he was a Crystal Palace fan and player through their ranks we would have called him a bottler if played there all his life. Instead he won every major club trophy became the Man Utd and England all time top scorer.
Being a fan of Everton doesn’t mean that you have to lose sight of reality

Ah Sky Sports is strong with this one. Only good footballers win trophies and loyalty has to be sacrificed for trophies. To hell with being record goal scorer at your boyhood club, when you can win the Champions League for a club you grew up hating, and are hated by that clubs fans.

 

[Joey66]

Our we after his hair transplants?

 

[COYBL25]

Our we after his hair transplants?

*Are

Turn your spell checker on please.

 

[cjuk87]

I can’t understand any scouse Evertonian wanting to leave their club at 18 for Man Utd instead of helping Everton be successful mate.

Apparently it was Bill's 12th "rousing speech" that finally pushed young Wayne over the edge.

He grew tired of Bill walking in to the changing room, telling tales of the boys pen to a confused and bored Linderoth and Pistone, all the while, using Wayne's shoulder as a makeshift cane. Wayne would zone out until he felt the sausage fingers grip his shoulder "Now we have this boy!" Bill would proudly proclaim, whilst looking down at Wayne, fixing his glasses on his frog like face. "This boy will take Everton back to where they belong!"