Wayne - talksport

[Allezfan]

Precisely this.

Le Tissier was a big fish in a small pond.

If Saturday is anything to go by, Wayne Rooney is a whale in a swimming pool.

Seriously, Rooney's too big for United now?

FFS.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Precisely this.

Le Tissier was a big fish in a small pond.

If Saturday is anything to go by, Wayne Rooney is a whale in a swimming pool.

Ha, ha true enough but tbf Man U are slightly more successful than the Saints ever were. They were humbled at the weekend though...!

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Seriously, Rooney's too big for United now?

FFS.

We need a sarcasm smilie

At least I think we do :blink:

 

[Allezfan]

Ha, ha true enough but tbf Man U are slightly more successful than the Saints ever were. They were humbled at the weekend though...!

I can't believe that none of you see staying loyal to the club that started you out as a virtue.

The Saints needed him more than he needed them, man. He stuck around because helping them survive meant more to him that winning trophies elsewhere. And he gets ****ged off for his lack of ambition. It's amazing.

 

[Mvflusk]

And turns out we didn't need Rooney. In fact we enjoyed our best season for donkeys after he left. Everyone benefited, which is why I can't understand the hatred towards him.

 

[Elong]

I like him more as he gets older.

And as I get older too. I'm of similar age to the man, I was extremely pissed at the time, but, like him, you grow up and accept at the end of the day it saved us.

 

[Cena]

I can guarantee you I won't regret the Gerrard comment. I have the capability of putting down the blue-tinted spectacles. Gerrard has been a fantastic servant to Liverpool through the rough and the smooth, and any club he joins after Liverpool will be what it is - a move away from the place he belongs.

I would not welcome Rooney back at Goodison at any point. We're not a stepping stone for him in his "Gazza" years. He's quite simply burned his bridges.

Gravesen did it the right way. He left for Real Madrid, everyone understood why, and he was welcomed back. Why? Because he was honest about it, and didn't **** of the club or it's fans. He went to a bigger club for the money and prestige - simple.

If you seriously want fat past-it Rooney back here at the age of 32-34, I pity you, as you have no respect for our club, it's size and it's tradition.

The only thing I'm grateful about Rooney is the £27m. But he didn't leave to "do us a favour".

Bar the Gerrard thing, this sums it up wonderfully

 

[quasi modo]

I had no problem with him leaving the club as his career has progressed and he has won everything, something he wouldn't of done with us.

My big problem is the way he left and what he did after he left, he had no right to demand a move and rub it our faces at Goodison Park.

 

[Mvflusk]

I missed that Gerrard post the first time. Anyone who believes he stayed at LFC for loyalty is kidding themselves. He did it for the safety of his family and everyone knows it.

 

[trigger the blue]

I missed that Gerrard post the first time. Anyone who believes he stayed at LFC for loyalty is kidding themselves. He did it for the safety of his family and everyone knows it.

And got a nice pay rise aswell,loyalty costs a lot of money when your a footballer!
As for the Rooney interview on talk sport i thought it was good and he come across ok, that £27m did save us no matter what anyone says, Rooney's moved on, weve moved on!