Wayne Rooney - an unemployed Scouser (p56)

[bobbyowenquiff]

Rooney is like Paul Gascoigne. A brilliant footballer who has too many demons in his life to make a Manager. No doubt the toxic English media will have fun at his expense for the next few years.

 

[Mike N]

Consistent

 

[Manc baggie]

More foolish those who offer him the jobs. He’s never done anything at management level. Somewhere though another fucking moron will see some kind of benefit of appointing the ****.

I’m now absolutely shitting it that my club could appoint ballooney as our next manager.
Praying our owners are not that fucking stupid.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Amorim will be straight into Scruffy Jim's office to resign and recommend the fat lad as his successor

 

[hertsblue]

Sacked after 83 days at Birmingham with 9 defeats in 15 games and that’s after somehow getting sacked from the retirement MLS league, and 4 wins in 23 games at Plymouth.
Anyone else stupid enough to appoint him deserves all they get.
No doubt though it’s another ex Rag for Sky/TNT to shove down our throats as we listen to him telling the world about the tactics in games he watches despite being a total failure as a manager

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[give it to gordon]

Romney always preferred playing away from home. He used to score more often.

Look to slim to be Rooney

 

[give it to gordon]

Rooney is like Paul Gascoigne. A brilliant footballer who has too many demons in his life to make a Manager. No doubt the toxic English media will have fun at his expense for the next few years.

Wouldn't compare rooney to Gascoigne on the pitch, Rooney isn't fit to lace Gazza's boots. Off field similar to each other yes

 

[JASR]

Romney always preferred playing away from home. He used to score more often.

Reminds me of this gangham style parody from when the US had semi reasonable presidential candidates:

 

[halfcenturyup]

Classic BBC. No mention of him being sacked. "Rooney leaves Plymouth" and "Plymouth agree Rooney departure". And they are supposed to a serious organisation.