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- Jul 6, 2003
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Back page of the Sunday papers today, Shrek's latest shoot in the foot. Now loking like a serious contender for the George Best/Gazza Quickest Self-Destruct World Record. Just needs to discover the wonderful world of Booze'N'DrugsHell now and it's job done. What an absolute muppet!
(from the Sunday Mirror)
WORLD EXCLUSIVE: ROO: I'LL STRIKE
Wayne's threat to bungling FA
By Simon Mullock
WAYNE Rooney has warned the Football Association he is ready to go on strike and refuse to support England's commercial sponsors.
In a bombshell letter that dropped on chief executive Brian Barwick's desk last week, the Manchester United and England striker explained why he is considering "withdrawing all support for the FA's commercial programme".
Rooney is outraged by the way an FA disciplinary tribunal imposed a three-match ban on him for the red card he received in the pre-season Amsterdam tournament. The letter was sent on Rooney's behalf by his agent Paul Stretford. Sunday Mirror Sport understands the 20-year-old star has the full backing of his Old Trafford employers in his attack on the FA.
Stretford made clear he was reflecting Rooney's "utter dismay at the decision by the FA not to overturn the red card" and that the star feels let down.
The United striker and his advisers are taking legal advice.
In the wake of David Beckham's axing, Rooney is the most lucrative marketing tool in the FA's cupboard.
(from the Sunday Mirror)
WORLD EXCLUSIVE: ROO: I'LL STRIKE
Wayne's threat to bungling FA
By Simon Mullock
WAYNE Rooney has warned the Football Association he is ready to go on strike and refuse to support England's commercial sponsors.
In a bombshell letter that dropped on chief executive Brian Barwick's desk last week, the Manchester United and England striker explained why he is considering "withdrawing all support for the FA's commercial programme".
Rooney is outraged by the way an FA disciplinary tribunal imposed a three-match ban on him for the red card he received in the pre-season Amsterdam tournament. The letter was sent on Rooney's behalf by his agent Paul Stretford. Sunday Mirror Sport understands the 20-year-old star has the full backing of his Old Trafford employers in his attack on the FA.
Stretford made clear he was reflecting Rooney's "utter dismay at the decision by the FA not to overturn the red card" and that the star feels let down.
The United striker and his advisers are taking legal advice.
In the wake of David Beckham's axing, Rooney is the most lucrative marketing tool in the FA's cupboard.