JBenno
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this is excellent and I am going to steal it!!
Me too. It's going on Twitter
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this is excellent and I am going to steal it!!
Me too. It's going on Twitter
and replace him with ...Couldn't care less where he plays week in week out but pppplllllleeeeeaaaaassssseeeee end his England career now !
Fed up with this non story. Just tell us if he moves, eh? I'm fed up with hearing some of the more well respected managers in the game courting the jug eared money grabbing chav.
One thing I will say is that Rooney is apparently "angry and confused" at Man Utd. You what? Have they stopped paying this overrated ****'s £200k a week wages, or have they simply dared to drop him because of the piffling matter of RVP being five times better?
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Mata alone is worth Rooney. You have to assume they're making a point that they can't be bullied into selling one of their "best" players like Arsenal regularly end up doing. Set an example and in the future clubs will be less eager to bid for unsettled players.
My Twitter handle is to the left, for when you inevitably want to credit me with it.
Couldn't care less where he plays week in week out but pppplllllleeeeeaaaaassssseeeee end his England career now !
I'm not being obtuse (on purpose) but I still feel the need to ask the same question, who?To be frank I don't really care just as long as they understand and respect the honour of pulling on an England shirt.
I'm bored too. If you want to be first choice - get better and be un-droppable. RvP is a better player albeit a slightly different type, but I'd pick him first.
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Ricky lambert got more premier league goals than Rooney last season, as did theo Walcott playing as a striker more. Peter crouch has a good record for England, I know he is criticised for not scoring against big teams for England, but he isn't often given much of a chance against them. The few games he played against big international teams were as substitute appearances, and if not scoring against brazil in the 60mins you were on the field is enough to write him off, how about going about a year without a competitive goal, like Rooney did?
Peter Crouch doesn't always get in Stoke's starting XI these days, which doesn't really help his cause. The reason he was discarded was because of his tendency to clumsily foul opposition defenders, something which referees tend to clamp down on in international football. Indeed, Crouch picked up 2 yellow cards inside the first 15 minutes for Tottenham in the Champions League a couple of years ago to illustrate the point.
Despite the less savoury side to his character, Rooney is the fifth highest England goalscorer of all time and must stand a pretty decent chance of getting to the top by the time his England career ends, as he is currently 13 behind Bobby Charlton. Whereas in the 1990s there were a number of prolific number 9s around at the same time, they aren't really that many realistic options now to put him under any real pressure when his form dips.