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Wayne Rooney
For Wayne Rooney fans and foes alike. Football fans can share their opinion about Rooney and ManU. Rooney currently plays for the Premiership club Manchester United and the England national football team. He normally played as a... [more]
For Wayne Rooney fans and foes alike. Football fans can share their opinion about Rooney and ManU.
Rooney currently plays for the Premiership club Manchester United and the England national football team. He normally played as a second striker to Ruud van Nistelrooy for his club team before van Nistelrooy's move to Real Madrid C.F., although during 2005-06, he has shown his versatility as a player by shifting to the midfield and playing on both flanks. He wears number 8 for his club team and wears number 9 for his national team.
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Manchester United will offer Wayne Rooney a massive £170,000-per-week contract to keep him at Old Trafford. The England striker has scored nine goals this term playing in his favoured centre-forward role.
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Wayne Rooney may have led out his country against Brazil in Doha last weekend, but Sir Alex Ferguson has ntold the Manchester United striker that he is not yet ready to captain his club.
From dailymail.co.uk
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- Rooney is too young to be Manchester United captain says Fergie (football.co.uk)
It wasn't exactly the balmiest of evenings to take a newborn out to a football match. But dad Wayne Rooney was playing against his old side Everton, so a snooze in a snug nursery for baby son Kai just had to wait.
From mailonsunday.co.uk
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- Wayne Rooney’s gay cousin wants to be a dad (search.msn.com)
- Hoods steal Rooney’s 30K pound Mercedes (thaindian.com)
- Man U to make Rooney best paid player of Premier League (thaindian.com)
First a father, then captain of England. November is turning into quite a month for Wayne Rooney, although that did not stop John Terry poking fun at his biceps. ‘We had to make it a little bit smaller,’ grinned injured skipper Terry, when asked ...
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The U.S. superstar is 23-year-old Coleen's favourite artist - she left her son at home to attend Beyonce's Liverpool concert ten days after the birth, following a trip to watch her while pregnant.
From mailonsunday.co.uk
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- Wayne Rooney still hasn’t changed son’s nappy (thaindian.com)
- John Terry says Brazil are nothing for England to fear (guardian.co.uk)
- Rooney respect for Brazil display (search.msn.com)
• Rooney made comment as he left Stamford Bridge pitch• Remark referred to performance of referee Martin AtkinsonWayne Rooney has been warned about his future conduct by the Football Association after appearing to mouth "12 men" into a television camera following Manchester United's defeat by Chelsea.The United striker made the comment as he left the pitch at Stamford Bridge, an obvious reference to the performance of the referee, Martin...
From guardian.co.uk
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- FA warns Wayne Rooney over referee comment (feedburner.com)
ANOTHER Saturday night's entertainment, another episode of the Ex-Factor. When Manchester United meet Everton this evening, it offers another high-profile chance for Wayne Rooney and Louis Saha to show their class to those they left behind.
From independent.ie
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- Barcelona ready to bid 85 million pounds for Rooney (thaindian.com)
Wayne Rooney will captain England for the first time against Brazil this evening if, as expected, John Terry becomes the ninth member of the first-choice starting line-up to drop out of the friendly match because of injury.
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From timesonline.co.uk
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Of all the images that come to Wayne Rooney’s mind when he thinks about Brazilian football — the goals of Romário, the phenomenal pace of Ronaldo at the peak of his powers, the jaw-dropping skills of Rivaldo, Ronaldinho and Kaká — he was asked yesterday whether, as a new father, he might be tempted to recreate the “rock the baby” celebration coined by Bebeto if he scores for England at the Khalifa International Stadium tomorrow.
From timesonline.co.uk
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- Rooney admits: I'm scared of Capello (guardian.co.uk)
- Rooney says he’s more scared of Capello than Fergie (thaindian.com)
Every Saturday we'll be addressing the burning issue that you've been arguing about all week in the pub.This week: Should Wayne Rooney be made England captain?YES - says former England boss Graham TaylorRooney is showing signs of being more grown-up. He has just become a father too and that brings maturity with it as well.Of course, he still has his moments, he always will because that’s in his make up, but I think he can handle being named...
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