Rooney (MERGED)

[Damocles]

is the only reason people want him to rub it in yooniteds face??

No, I want him because he is the most complete footballer in the world, and I've argued this for two years.

 

[LoveCity]

Look at that and tell me you didn't smile...

Imagine the rags if we signed Rooney in January then Ronaldo in August.

 

[Balti]

Re: RAG FANS CHANGING THEIR TUNE TODAY

Any rag that thinks Everton fan Wooney didn't join them because Everton were raped and because of the massive amounts of money he was offered is totally deluded

Earlier this month:
''Wayne Rooney’s new deal with Manchester United will be worth £130,000 per week before image rights and other bonuses when it is signed this summer. It’s the largest deal in the history of the club ''

As you can see the rags continue to try and buy players loyalty and with it success by breaking the bank even when they can no longer afford to do so.

Just like when they broke the transfer record and offered wages that couldn't be refused to Veron

Just like when they broke the transfer record and offered wages that couldn't be refused to Wio

And countless others

You rags might have secretly hoped that these players came for the bullshit hype and wanky 'theatre of creams' aura that you have tried to build around your shitty chav-ridden club, but the truth is that you have bought success in the past and thats the real reason those players joined.

But you are no longer the Maine Attraction you poor deluded feckers :-)

Thankfully these things go in cycles. That's football. Get over yourselves.

 

[Stillsy]

is the only reason people want him to rub it in yooniteds face??

No, I want him because he is the most complete footballer in the world, and I've argued this for two years.

Seems like me and you share very similar football opinions mate.

Both rate Balo ridiculously high and would welcome Rooney with open arms because hes one of the world best.

Just imagine rolling up to play teams with a front 3 of Rooney, Balotelli and Tevez.

 

[lee-mcfc]

is the only reason people want him to rub it in yooniteds face??

most city fans i'v talked to yday & today want him just to rub the rags face in it.

pathetic tbh

 

[Danny Hoekman]

Not my work, but very good......

The Fergie empire's crumbling, and Rooney wants to go,
He said he wants Man City, but Bobby told him no.
**** off back to Everton, or film another Shrek,
If I see you in a City shirt I'll break your ****ing neck.
So go out banging prostitutes, or back to robbing cars,
...But if you think you're going Eastlands you can kiss my ****ing arse!

 

[DontLookBackInAnger]

I just sat through baconfaces interview on the BBC and i have one question, WHY????? would he say what he said. Look at CIty in the summer every man and his dog knew that the club and player wanted Robbie to move, yet until the deal was done, the club kept the door open, baconface has locked the door and set fire to the driveway!

 

[HelloCity]

is the only reason people want him to rub it in yooniteds face??

most city fans i'v talked to yday & today want him just to rub the rags face in it.

pathetic tbh

I want him because he'll improve the squad.

 

[Rammyblues]

We are obsessed with the rags - how many fucking pages.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Am I the only City fan who thinks that signing Wayne Rooney would be an absolute disgrace?

I can honestly say that I HATE the man. Forget all the prostitutes that he's allegedly been unfaithful with, what he said at the end of the England Vs Nigeria match in the World Cup was an utter disgrace.

To deliberately seek out a television camera and criticise the England fans in the way that he did was truly abhorrent. Those fans were by far the best set of supporters in South Africa. They were the only fans at the tournament to be heard singing over the vuvuzelas and they roared the three lions on throughout an, at best, lackluster performance against the USA.

Then, they cheered England on for a full 90 minutes of an x-rated display against Algeria. It wasn't until injury time that some of those loyal fans decided to boo the horrific performance that had been playing out in front of them.

Many of those fans had spent several thousands of pounds travelling to the World Cup. Some had even given up their jobs to support their country, which in the current financial climate, shows an unrivalled sense of passion and loyalty.

Nearly every one of those fans will never earn as much in a lifetime as Wayne Rooney does in six months. He's an absolute abomination for that one act alone - never mind all his other misdemeanours on and off the pitch.

And, for me, there wasn't a club in the world he was more suited to than Manchester United - a club that has dominated English and world football for the last 20 years using their financial muscle (and a more than a little bit of over-generous timekeeping) to bully the rest of the footballing world.

But now, with United crippled crippled by the Glazers' debts, Rooney has shown his disloyalty by jumping ship to the highest bidder. A bidder which looks increasingly like my club - Manchester City.

But the trouble is the Manchester City that I grew up supporting looks almost unrecognisable to the club I now see before me. I'd accepted the fact that we'd end up buying the Premier League title - like Blackburn, Manchester United and Chelsea before us - but will we really do it at any cost?

Tevez was different. He was a hard-working player who was undervalued by United and I'm the first to join in with a chorus of "Fergie sign him up". Terry Cooke, Andrei Kanchelskis, Peter Schmeical and Andy Cole - I welcomed them all with open arms.

But Rooney is a totally different kettle of fish. To me, if Rooney signs for City in January, it will symbolise a passing of the torch from one Manchester club to the other of a team that is willing to compromise its morals and integrity for the sake of success.

I have had a season ticket at City for the last 10 years. I could keep on going to games if we sign Rooney. But I know that if we won the Champions League with a winning goal scored by Wayne Rooney, I would not have the same joy in my heart that I felt when Paul Dickov scored to take us through to extra time in the playoff final at Wembley in 1999.

I don't expect many, if any, of you to understand. But I feel that the club we once knew and loved is dying. And I fear it may be terminal.

Dons tin hat.........

I'm with you mate.

The guy has no backbone and is everything that is wrong with football.

I'm dreading watching MOTD after being obviously at the game and hearing 'RRROOOOOOONNNNNNEEEEEYYYYYY' as all the shit commentators do.

Tevez was on loan there so there is no comparison. Will Tevez be less efficual with him in the side?

For the record I do think he'll join us but 3 months is a long time in football (fingers crossed)