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Transfer Rumour Wayne Rooney

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Walken said:
when skipper wayne runs out with the armband for us next season, there will be choices to be made Bryan
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Walken said:
it's hilarious watching grown men hold a grudge over a kid kissing a badge about 10 years ago
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For me it's not got a lot to do with anything detrimental that's gone on in the past more to with getting him back at the twilight of his career and the worry that he has become a shadow of his former self on the pitch. I can see that he'd still be miles better than the attacking options we've had the past few years at least bar Lukaku obviously but it would do my head rar in if he came back and flopped after having a boss career away from us so I'd rather not take the chance on him and get someone else in instead. On the other hand if he came back and we unleashed the Thug in him and he was boss again it'd be tremendous all round.
 
a bell maul said:
The most important consideration for Rooney is financial. I hope his wife reminds him of that. If he receives 1 pound less than his contracted Man U amount, (300,000/wk), then no move anywhere should even be contemplated . His children's inheritance dictates his decision...as it does all of us.
Money first, money second and money third...emotion, sentiment etc should not even enter the equation
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You sound like a shark. You must be doing well in life. Obviously stepping on many to get there.
 
bignev23 said:
For me it's not got a lot to do with anything detrimental that's gone on in the past more to with getting him back at the twilight of his career and the worry that he has become a shadow of his former self on the pitch. I can see that he'd still be miles better than the attacking options we've had the past few years at least bar Lukaku obviously but it would do my head rar in if he came back and flopped after having a boss career away from us so I'd rather not take the chance on him and get someone else in instead. On the other hand if he came back and we unleashed the Thug in him and he was boss again it'd be tremendous all round.
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Same here. Don't hate him for what happened in the past, it's just that I think he's well past his best. Big risk that he'll be more of a hindrance to us than he'll be an improvement. But indeed if you can get his hunger back, he might become a tremendous addition to the Everton revolution.

Big risk though if you're asking me.
 

GrandOldTeam said:
Would be a disgrace - sick of Everton being Man Utd's feeder club and retirement home for cast offs.

Man Utd aren't showing their legend any sentiment, Everton shouldn't either.

He's past it, he's not good enough to be an integral part of any team with genuine ambition to compete for the top four. Move on...
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Letting him go on loan to the club of his choice and supplementing his wages is very sentimental if you ask me.....:coffee:
 
Smig1878 said:
Letting him go on loan to the club of his choice and supplementing his wages is very sentimental if you ask me.....:coffee:
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Nope - it's desperation to get rid. :coffee:

They don't want a player, a club captain like him moping around, never mind paying the full wage to do just that.

It's exactly why Gary Neville said this.

Man Utd are desperate to get shut, and for good reason.
 

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