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Rooney ,wants out!

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Yes please. In my dreams.

Rumours now that Arse are also in for Rooney, but they will also struggle with his wage demands. I can't really see United selling him to one of their rivals anyway, at least not while Ferguson is still pulling the strings. He'll probably end up at PSG if he goes.

Wenger just likes to appease fans by alluding to interest in big name players, which they never buy. I could never see Arsenal stumping up £30-40m for Rooney, nor do I think he would be interested.
 
About his level.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/...di Sportswashing Machine-united-sports-direct

Wayne Rooney is target for Saudi Sportswashing Machine, claims Sports Direct website

A report on the Sports Direct website, the retail company owned by the Saudi Sportswashing Machine owner, Mike Ashley, claims the north-east club are trying to sign Wayne Rooney from Manchester United.

Rooney, who was targeted by Saudi Sportswashing Machine before he moved to United from Everton in 2004, is contemplating a transfer away from Old Trafford, with Sir Alex Ferguson claiming after his final home game in charge that the forward has asked to leave the club. A number of clubs have been linked with Rooney and Sports Direct claims Saudi Sportswashing Machine are in the hunt.

The story reads: "Saudi Sportswashing Machine are preparing a shock bid for want-away Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. SportsDirect News has learned the Magpies have already sounded out Rooney's agent over a potential move, with United keen to offload the 27-year-old.

"Rooney is seen as a perfect candidate to boost the Magpies' chances of a top-four tilt next season – and is seen as a man who will be hero-worshipped at St James' Park."

The article, which has appeared on the company's website, also quotes a source "close to negotiations" who says: "Saudi Sportswashing Machine see Wayne as their ideal player. He's a strong centre-forward, would relate to the fans and would be a massive boost to the club's brand name.

"Low-level conversations have already been held between Saudi Sportswashing Machine and Rooney's agent, though the two clubs haven't spoken directly yet."

Sceptics have been quick to argue that the story will increase the number of hits on the Sports Direct website in a blatant publicity stunt.

Ashley rebranded St James' Park the Sports Direct Arena in November 2011 but the stadium returned to its original name last year.
 
If anyone still had any doubts about the brickstirrers that disguise themselves as journalists:

Keyboard warrior Rooney takes to Facebook to snub Moyes by thanking Hodgson for 'faith and support'

The split between Wayne Rooney and Manchester United grew wider on Friday night after the unhappy striker used his Facebook page to deliver a sly dig at manager David Moyes.

The forward posted a public ‘Thank You’ to Roy Hodgson in which he acknowledged the support shown by England’s head coach following his transfer stand-off at Old Trafford.

But Rooney pointedly ignored any mention of his own club’s manager on the social media site.

And he made no reference to his shoulder injury, with the tone of his post suggesting that he would be fit to face Scotland in Wednesday’s friendly at Wembley.

The striker, who has been the subject of a £30million offer from Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, has grown increasingly frustrated during the past few days and made his feelings clear.

He wrote: ‘Can’t wait to join up with the England squad and hopefully play in a competitive match, they always are against Scotland.

‘Big thanks to Roy Hodgson for selecting me and showing his faith and support, appreciate it.’

The comments came late in a day that had begun with Rooney training at Carrington at 9am alongside half a dozen of United’s Under 21 development squad led by Nicky Butt. It ended another week spent in isolation from the first team.

Rooney pulled on some tracksuit bottoms, the only player to do so, and made his way on to the practice pitches with Tom Thorpe, Will Keane, Tyler Blackett and another troubled soul, Federico Macheda.

That is what it has come to for Rooney, warming up in a group of wannabe footballers before he joins the England squad tomorrow.

He is out in the cold, his spirit crushed as he waits on Mourinho to keep his promise and rescue him from Old Trafford. It is no way to prepare for a huge season ahead, a year in which Rooney will be expected to lead England’s charge towards next summer’s World Cup in Brazil.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2388440/Wayne-Rooney-uses-Facebook-publicly-snub-Manchester-United-boss-David-Moyes.html

Nice job getting some England hyping in there as well. The build up to "we're gonna win the world cup", followed by a complete slating when they exit in the quarter finals is under way.
 
Rooney could spend all season on the old Trafford bench and he'd still (rightfully) start for England in brazil such is the dearth of talent in the squad
 
This is very good, not sure why United would not want to cash in on him. But the rot is spreading. Cheeky bet for United to finish outside the Top 4?
 
This is very good, not sure why United would not want to cash in on him. But the rot is spreading. Cheeky bet for United to finish outside the Top 4?

I think its hilarious, Fergie gave Rooney a parting shot and now Rooney is unsettling the team to move to another premiership team ... that would not have happened under Fergie ... Happy days .... going to see rats abandon ship
 
Im baffled both why Chelsea would want to pay £30m+ for him and why Utd would'nt accept it. They paid £26m for him - had all the best years out of him, and now dispite him being in clear decline they can actually sell him for profit. They should bite Chelsea's hand off as he has all the hallmarks of a Torres.
 
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