Totnes Blue
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Re: Shrek Yes Or No
No way.Granny shagger can fuck off abroad.
No way.Granny shagger can fuck off abroad.
Tricky_Trev said:I'm finding it really difficult to describe my emotions right now. My initial reaction was "fuck no," but as the hours have passed, i've warmed more and more to the idea. It would be the most astonishing football transfer EVER. I've always considered him to be synonymous with the rags, which was the main source of my initial feelings towards this potential move. But in reality, he is Everton through and through, and he's fallen out with Fergie. So maybe he's not so synonymous with the rags afterall. Also, the likes of Schmeichel, Andy Cole and Tevez gave/give their all for City, and became well respected/liked by the fans very quickly. It really wouldn't take long for the fans to change their tune. If you see a player busting his gut for the cause, you grow to like him, no matter what his past was. That's how football fans are! Even if the player's a knob head, he becomes "our knob head" and his past is brushed under the carpet as long as he puts a shift in and plays like he cares. I get the impression that Rooney would certainly play like he cared, that's how he is. He is English and only 24 years old. This should also be a key consideration. The likes of Lescott, SWP and Bridge will eventually leave for first team football over the coming seasons, and our number of first team "home grown" players will start to dwindle. We are going to have to add more young talented English players to the likes of Milner, Adam Johnson and Joe Hart. Also, Barry wont be around forever. So from that point of view, signing Rooney would be brilliant. He's a top class player that's also home grown. Generally speaking, you have to go for those kind of players when they become available. They are like gold dust. I can't help but feel that if we can tempt Rooney to quit the rags for City, there is literally nothing we can't achieve. I am quite happy to go on record as making the move over to the "yes" camp. I would love this to happen, i really would.
JoeMercer'sWay said:Andouble said:Even if this doesn't happen, I can't believe such an unprecedented transfer is being so widely speculated.
Am I going out on a limb by saying this: if Rooney joins us, the only team that stand in our way of European dominance is Barcelona.
you're so far ahead of yourself...
i dunno if i could watch if he signed, it's 1 step too far.
Tricky_Trev said:I'm finding it really difficult to describe my emotions right now. My initial reaction was "fuck no," but as the hours have passed, i've warmed more and more to the idea. It would be the most astonishing football transfer EVER. I've always considered him to be synonymous with the rags, which was the main source of my initial feelings towards this potential move. But in reality, he is Everton through and through, and he's fallen out with Fergie. So maybe he's not so synonymous with the rags afterall. Also, the likes of Schmeichel, Andy Cole and Tevez gave/give their all for City, and became well respected/liked by the fans very quickly. It really wouldn't take long for the fans to change their tune. If you see a player busting his gut for the cause, you grow to like him, no matter what his past was. That's how football fans are! Even if the player's a knob head, he becomes "our knob head" and his past is brushed under the carpet as long as he puts a shift in and plays like he cares. I get the impression that Rooney would certainly play like he cared, that's how he is. He is English and only 24 years old. This should also be a key consideration. The likes of Lescott, SWP and Bridge will eventually leave for first team football over the coming seasons, and our number of first team "home grown" players will start to dwindle. We are going to have to add more young talented English players to the likes of Milner, Adam Johnson and Joe Hart. Also, Barry wont be around forever. So from that point of view, signing Rooney would be brilliant. He's a top class player that's also home grown. Generally speaking, you have to go for those kind of players when they become available. They are like gold dust. I can't help but feel that if we can tempt Rooney to quit the rags for City, there is literally nothing we can't achieve. I am quite happy to go on record as making the move over to the "yes" camp. I would love this to happen, i really would.
JoeMercer'sWay said:what i dont like is it would be 2 ex-rags, tevez and rooney, that would deliver us a trophy.
that would forever taint it for me that we had to rely on 2 of our rivals players to get us that long awaited silverware, that we couldnt build it or do it ourselves.
For me, that's not a price worth paying, Tevez should be a one-off, Rooney should never, ever wear a city shirt and i will question my loyalty to the club if they buy him, it's just wrong on so many levels.