I was fortunate to be born in this fair city to a family of Evertonians. My dad and uncle not only attended home matches but when time and money allowed away matches, pre war before motorways when trains spouted steam. They were Evertonians. I grew up surrounded by Evertonians who scraped money each year for matches ,season tickets and travel to see their beloved toffees. People who travelled the length and breadth of not just the country but Europe and in some cases further to see the mighty blues. Then as now people who will travel hundreds of miles to shout themselves hoarse on a rainswept terrace in some desolate town , witness victory or defeat, travel home happy or despondent and do it all again the following week. These are Evertonians. I hear sometimes of people who support Everton from afar who save their money and travel vast distances to see Everton play just once in their lifetime. They are Evertonians.
Since I began watching football I have seen many players who gave everything on the pitch from the sadly recently departed Alex Young,through players such as Brian Labone, Alan Ball, Joe Royal Howard Kendall, Mick Lyons, Bob Latchford,Neville Southall, Graeme Sharp, Peter Reid, Andy King, Tim Cahill, and many more. Some were local lads , some were born reds, some came from afar , they all loved the club and served it as far as they could. They were all Evertonians.
Rooney left the club when he was a snot nosed kid, to make a career (and a fortune) as ManUtd'S captain and top scorer.
He is NOT an Evertonian, no way. What has he ever sacrificed for Everton to compare with any of the above? Nothing.
Do one Shrek you ugly traitor.