His line's busy with Ladbrokes, in fact come to think of it he'll soon be Lad broke.
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His line's busy with Ladbrokes, in fact come to think of it he'll soon be Lad broke.
Yes he can and probably will when he finally makes his decision. In the meantime Stretford will be doing what he can to protect his own interests with scaremongering in the press over not wanting to take a pay cut etc. This could then put us off even talking to him.
blueboy1945
Player Valuation: £8m
That would be good then. I can't see that he would bring anything good to the club. Football today is so high energy he looks totally lost at this level now.
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
Money is more important than anything else mate...it defines us
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
To be truthful, I really don't think Rooney has any great desire to return to Everton at all. He's getting £500k a week waved at him, don't care if it's China, USA, Outer Mongolia, wherever, he's following that.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
While Rooney may well step out and make his own decisions, Stratford is the guy that took him away from his boyhood club, Rooney then went to the biggest team in the world, winning trophies and then trusted Stratford to then hold Utd to ransom for massive wages. They must have a very close relationship to trust someone to do that.
Think the new 100% tax rules in China have put that one to bed for now. That leaves Utd as his best pay packet he can hope for. His options are reducing quickly if he moves.
Sad if he stayed at the Mancs just for the cash because by the looks of it he's not going to be in Mourinho's plans.
It would be if he did it but it would prove what others have said about him being all about the money.
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
So we're left with just a treacherous, grasping , greedy toad, which is where we began.
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
I would suggest that if your capable of burning over £100k in a few hours sat at a table, then it may well be in Waynes interest to earn as much as he can for as long as he can.
He won't be able to recreate the buzz of football in a few years and i would actually worry for him once he hangs his boots up.
He won't be able to recreate the buzz of football in a few years and i would actually worry for him once he hangs his boots up.
Eggsyblueskin
Player Valuation: £40m
Personally of all the many and various worries that my or may not cross my mind in the coming years I'm reasonably certain that the future welfare of the traitorous toad will not be one of them.
The fact he regularly gambles six figure sums suggests this.
BLUES1
Player Valuation: £500k
On the other hand , the fact that there are clubs who will pay him large amounts of money for him to play, may in his mind help more Evertonians get behind him next August when he steps out onto the pitch at Goodison. It wont be about the money but the beloved shirt he forsaken all those years ago.
Come on Screen shot, aging player leaves the glory, the lights and accolades of his past life to return to the club where it all started. He works hard gets himself back in shape. With his 25 goals next season leads his beloved Everton to CL soccer again.
Years ago there was a movie in the U.S called " Mr. Baseball." I say Wayne is our " Mr. Football."
Come on Screen shot, aging player leaves the glory, the lights and accolades of his past life to return to the club where it all started. He works hard gets himself back in shape. With his 25 goals next season leads his beloved Everton to CL soccer again.
Years ago there was a movie in the U.S called " Mr. Baseball." I say Wayne is our " Mr. Football."
tommye
Player Valuation: £100m
Apart from possibly the basic moving to 150k a week I'm told this is still how it is.
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