[Football] Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth (not any more - 31/12/24)

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Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003

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• Jan 1, 2025

• #121

To quote @nickbrighton I'm not sure a Championship club is a 'reasonable' level for an unproven manager, playing career not withstanding. You can't blame them for taking these jobs if chairman are stupid enough to offer them, but these bods mentioned should be starting at a L1 or L2 club.

The more I hear from Rooney the more he impresses as a person, a lot of humility, insight and maturity, which goes against prior perceptions of him.

 

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stingray

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Jan 23, 2018

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• Jan 1, 2025

• #122

Cheeky Monkey said:

To quote @nickbrighton I'm not sure a Championship club is a 'reasonable' level for an unproven manager, playing career not withstanding. You can't blame them for taking these jobs if chairman are stupid enough to offer them, but these bods mentioned should be starting at a L1 or L2 club.

The more I hear from Rooney the more he impresses as a person, a lot of humility, insight and maturity, which goes against prior perceptions of him.

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or alternatively an obese boozing moron. take yr pick

 

LamieRobertson

Not awoke

Feb 3, 2008

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SHOREHAM BY SEA

• Wednesday at 8:49 PM

• #123

Come back Wayne all is forgiven…..just before HT Plymouth 0 Burnley 5

 

Screaming J

He'll put a spell on you

Jul 13, 2004

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Exiled from the South Country

• Wednesday at 10:25 PM

• #124

LamieRobertson said:

Come back Wayne all is forgiven…..just before HT Plymouth 0 Burnley 5

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Was watching it in the pub after walking football. Plymouth defence was terrible. Every time Burnley attacked you thought they'd score. Was as though the defenders had never played together before.