Wayne rooney - the manager

[Wat Tyler]

I’ll never forget that Rio Ferdinand wind up when he was about to give a dogs home £50,000 to keep it open and to stop the kid (actor) from crying.
He’s got a heart of gold, I’ve always liked him and always will.
I hope he does well in his new career and continues to goose loads of old women, who need loving too.
Has an account on here apparently

My recollection of it was he kept saying “I’ll have to speak to my agent”

He is a money mad tory, remember him defending Phillip Green on Twitter. Glad to see they got beat today, hope he takes them to League One

 

[marsh]

Good start vs Rotherham hahaha

 

[CharliePotato]

OLIVER HOLT: Wayne Rooney has always been that wonderkid from 2004

OLIVER HOLT - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: Wayne Rooney played for nearly 17 years after the 2004 European Championship and he will always be preserved there in those balmy Portugal evenings.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[LEONARD]

Mark my words, this will end in tears.

He will end up back at Goodison in some obscure and massively overpaid backroom job.

 

[Toast]

Good win that for Wazza.

No doubt him and Jack Wilshere having a sly bifter together right now, about to go and rattle some arl brasses.

 

[Bullens Rd]

Wazza for England in 2022 in Qatar.

 

[Debunkology]

Mark my words, this will end in tears.

He will end up back at Goodison in some obscure and massively overpaid backroom job.

I hope to god not.

 

[PITA]

Rooney-mania had many ages but his defining moment remains the first | Jonathan Liew

It is the basic paradox of Rooney that a player of such emotional heft will ultimately be judged largely on numbers and records

www.theguardian.com

WTF is he on about?

 

[Vaughan]

Terrible write up in the Guardian there, can tell the fella who wrote it probably only know him from playing FIFA.

If you read more of his work you wouldn't be syaing that. Liew is probably the best active football writer in the english language. Only Ronay and Valdano can compare

 

[Martin Alvito]

Took off at bottom, got them up to 20th, won 4-0 against brum last time out, kept a clean sheet in most if not all his games?

new manager bounce or is he destined for greatness

The list of great players that became great managers is pretty short. For every Cruyff and Beckenbauer there's a ton of Koemans and Maradonas. Pep's the only active one I can think of.

So I'd say the odds are against greatness.

 

[YoboCopter]

The list of great players that became great managers is pretty short. For every Cruyff and Beckenbauer there's a ton of Koemans and Maradonas. Pep's the only active one I can think of.

So I'd say the odds are against greatness.

Wasnt ancelotti a good player?
Simeone?

 

[random]

Zidane

 

[KaiserEFC]

If you read more of his work you wouldn't be syaing that. Liew is probably the best active football writer in the english language. Only Ronay and Valdano can compare

That’s an absolutely dreadful take on Rooney though. Might be written well but the content is miles off.

 

[Martin Alvito]

Wasnt ancelotti a good player?
Simeone?

Ancelotti was a good player. He was injury-prone and overshadowed in that Milan side.

Simeone's a good shout out. If he wasn't great as a player, he was very, very good.

As for Zidane - he had that run, but I question whether he'll ultimately be remembered as more than the guy that went on a tear in the CL as a manager.

 

[CharliePotato]

That’s an absolutely dreadful take on Rooney though. Might be written well but the content is miles off.

Exactly.