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POLL: What Impact Does The Rooney Story Have On You?







 

183 Comments

  1. JD says:

    Voted I don’t respect him like I used to. It’s one thing considering the shit I’ll whimsically throw at players like Terry, but another to pretend that everyone in United is perfect at the same time. Fully support him but won’t frown at opposition fans booing him .
    Players marry too young eh?

  2. red phil says:

    what on earth is he playing at? as bad as it is, it just goes to show how thick the lad really is.

  3. WeeWelshman says:

    The only reason this is a story is because our society has been manipulated to believe that monogamy is the only way to go about our human relationships.

    Love one person and be in a long term relationship with them and have sex with someone else at the same time – don’t be so preposterous.

    Why is it wrong to be in a relationship with one person, to spend most of your time with that person, to have children with that person, have sex with that person – and yet have someone else in your life that you also have sex with.

    OK – it’s a prozzy in this case, but it’s still the same principle.

  4. hooligankicker says:

    I voted “don’t like but doesn’t change my feelings towards him”. The man is a great footballer. But neither he, nor many of the players playing the game, are exactly roll models for our kids as to how to behave off the pitch. People shouldn’t be surprised by stories like this. Yes at United we’ve been spoilt with players like Giggs and Scholes who just get on with their football and stay off the front pages. But how many members of the current England squad could you bet heavily has never been unfaithful to their partners?

    I believe Rooney, and many other players, should be admired and respected for their incredible footballing ability and their work ethic on the pitch, but look elsewhere for your moral heroes.

  5. cantona7 says:

    option 2, 3 and 4 means negative impact inflicted. therefore more than 80% feel bad about this.

    and this is MU fans voting.. the negative impact on non-MU is going to be a lot worse.. Brace yourself guys!

  6. Maik says:

    Utterly dissapointed… I expected more from the lad. He seemed to have matured in the last 2 years… A shame really, and it couldn’t have come out in a worse moment.

  7. GeorgeS says:

    I enjoy reading this site – I think Scott does a great job, but I haven’t commented before. It’s not so much a matter of respect or even disgust. Rooney is only twenty-four, he is constantly on the move as he has to be as a footballer. Colleen has a career that means she is constantly on the move too. How much time do they have together? Football at Rooney’s level is obviously a high-tension job and high-tension means tension in every respect, including sex I suppose. That doesn’t mean that it’s OK, it just means it’s not impossible to understand. The gory details will reward Jenny Thompson, and she is in her own for money. So you’ll get the full gory-story.

    Rooney looks to me a vulnerable kind of guy, somebody who, without football, might have been a wild street kid. When playing he is either on fire, or he’s mooching about the pitch. This will be tough on him and on Colleen too.

    I don’t want to run the ‘let’s just understand everybody’ line. No doubt Rooney will take what is coming to him, including, possibly, a divorce. Just saying.

  8. Costas says:

    Voted for option number 3. I won’t pass judgement like some have, but I can’t respect him as much as I did. However, the following period of time will define Rooney as a man. He can win back the respect of Fergie, the fans and most importantly, his family. Doesn’t look like Rooney fell in love and cheated his wife mentally. It seems like he couldn’t hold his pants up during his wife’s pregancy and was looking for action. Doesn’t excuse what he did of course.

  9. one united (fb group) says:

    why did he do this.??
    srsly….
    i didn’t think he was as imature as tiny tears. :’(
    wont ever be able to respect him again the same way. :(

  10. strapworld says:

    Hooligankicker…where does one look?

    This story did not suprise me. In fact you will find a post from me some days ago when I hoped that Rooney was not one of the three England footballers who blocked publication of stories.

    The problem Sir Alec has now is similar to the one he had when he had a purge of players That was because of boozing. This is far more serious and I note that Ferdinand is mentioned within the stories on Rooney.

    Perhaps the time has come for Sir Alec to wield the stick and throw Sicknote Ferdinand out of the club.
    Suspend Rooney- to show him that the club is bigger than a player- and place him with the reserves.

    I am sorry but Rooney has let down his wife, his son and the club. He has NO moral compass and should be given the biggest kick up his backside he has ever had.

    If the sums he paid for a bit of nookie are correct then it shows he has no idea of the value of money!

    Look at Gasgoine, then that is what will happen to Rooney in fifteen years time. Broke and a sad sad figure.

    Sorry. He is a great footballer a tremendous talent. But would you like to share a shower with him now?
    I ask the question because now his colleagues will be looking at him differently. Their wives and girl friends will be saying ‘never go out with that man’ etc! Pressure starts at home and sadly Rooney will not be the hub of the club/team he was becoming. His star has well and truly fallen.

    You will notice that I have written this with great sadness and, let it be noted, without one abusive word.

  11. tacotas says:

    Nobody greater than a club no matter how talented he is. Rooney brought shame & tarnished reputation of a great club & should be punished. A footballer is also a role model for young kids, enuff said

  12. Polo says:

    Voted for option 1, ’cause to be honest this seems exactly like something Rooney would do

  13. obertanthenewstar says:

    seriously.. i would love to see what giggs scholes and red nev think about this.. the atmosphere in the squad will be interesting to find out… hopefully they kick his shrek head in and sort him out..
    for fucks sake wayne!

  14. parjo says:

    To cheat on your girlfriend is one thing, but to cheat on your pregnant wife is utterly disgusting.
    Hopefully this news is not true.

  15. obertanthenewstar says:

    p.s off topic but 7.4 million and bebe cant even make a spare champions league spot?? lmao yh… nice one carlos

  16. Irwinisalegend says:

    Well said strapworld. I fully agree

  17. DinoTheDog says:

    It’s not the first time for Rooney. It’s not the first time for United players.

    Do I wish all United players were like Scholes? Yup.

    Does this mean I will stop supporting Rooney, or stop slagging off Terry? Nope.

    Is that hypocritical? Probably, but isn’t that part of being a football fan?

  18. FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK) says:

    Its gonna be true… the slapper who he nobbled knew too much about him… especially where she goes on about Michael Owen looking on in disgust when Rooney used one of Rio’s offices at his restaurant.

    I hope it doesnt, but really feel this is gonna affect his form… and wouldnt be suprised if Coleen takes him to the cleaners now…hope she doesnt as they seem to have the making of a really good family and have been together since he was at school.

    I really think these dirty brass have got a lot to answer for…as she clearly has made herself available to Wazza… not condoning Wazza as he could easily and should have easily said no to this slapper… but i think these dirty bints that put out for money, and then double whammy it by selling it to the highest paying tabloid is just wrong in its own right…

    What ya gotta remember is that this dirty bint, has said that Rooney had no shame with what he was doing behind his pregnant wifes back… welll i got somma to say to you ya dirty slapper … Do you not have any morales charging 1200 quid for a shag, when you would be fully aware he had a pregnant wife at home… did you not have any shame taking the money off him??

    I hope someone really takes her to the cleaners now…. as everyone knows her name and knows she is from Bolton, so would expect she is gonna get a barrage of abuse off united fans whenever she crosses there paths in public.

    Wazza your a genius, but a knob in the same breathe…. and just hope you can use some of your magic to save your familys future… as that is the best option for himself, his wife and son.. and also for our beloved United…without an in form Rooney we are screwed.

  19. Without Killing Anyone we've won it 3 times says:

    personally i think he was ripped off, i humped better whore’s for 50 quid a pop

  20. Ben says:

    obertanthenewstar –

    Bebe is 20. He will be able to play in the Champions League. You can play an unlimited number of players under 21, a bit like the Premier League.

  21. James546 says:

    I never considered him a Giggs or Scholes type personality. But I would have loved to be able to boast that United still possesses those type of world class players who live right.
    A Chelsea friend of mine would come shouting at me the minute he hears this because yesterday, I gave him at least 30-45 minutes (it was that long) of a one-way anti-Chelsea lecture.

  22. gerkeo says:

    Isn’t our next game away to everton? Can you see fergie playing him in that one?

  23. Ben says:

    It has to be option 3. I’ll continue to support him, of course. I’ll cheer just as loudly when he scores. But inevitably this will affect my opinion of him.

    When Terry was caught Chelsea fans defended him loudly. I think it would reflect better on United fans if he admit he’s been a complete bastard.

  24. Costas says:

    I know that the Terry affair is still pretty fresh on our minds and we don’t want to sound like hypocrites. But it’s still a private matter and I don’t think we can be too judgmental. Does anyone remember the saga with Keane’s tackle on Haaland and what Roy wrote in his book about it? In my opinion, that was worse than what we have here and as fans we had his back when he was playing. That’s what we have to do here too. Don’t see how dropping him or suspending him will help matters.

  25. obertanthenewstar says:

    looks like hes travelled to switzerland.. do u guys think he’l play?

  26. James546 says:

    @obertanthenewstar
    I don’t think they can sort him out per se though words of advice and all that they may offer but I’ld really love to see what they (Scholes, Red Nev and Giggs) have to say about this.

  27. Mannings says:

    I hate seeing this sort of stuff, but even more so now it’s Rooney. Man United is not just a football club, it’s about playing football in the right way and being respectable on and off the pitch.

    Hopefully it’s just rumours, but it doesn’t look good.

  28. Costas says:

    @obertanthenewstar

    Capello reeks of desperation so he will probably play him. Don’t think the Swiss will give him any stick about it anyway. I don’t see him starting at Everton though.

  29. Keanesmagichat says:

    Bullshit Scott, this is wayne and his missus’s personal business. Taking a fucking poll.. You were missing the option I would have taken… It’s affected me so badly I’ll never be able to trust anybody again, how could Wayne do this to me and all other united fans, he has let us down, I’m gonna cry now…
    For fucks sake, reading some of the pious shit being written on here by counts who’ve never stepped foot in old trafford acting like waynes marriage was sacrosanct to them!
    Disappointed and surprised Scott, a fucking poll titled…”what impact does the Rooney story have on you”‘…
    Get a fucking life

  30. James546 says:

    @ Ben
    Yeah they can all play. I just confirmed from the UEFA REG BOOK and you can register any List B player before the day of the match so Bebe does not have to be registered now and the List B number is unlimited too.

  31. Mikekelly12 says:

    Disapointed!! But not suprised and goes some way to explaining his dip in form. Just a question though, how come only this story has been published yet other players are able to hide behind a super injunction?! Is it that he is too stupid to arrange one or just isn’t bothered that the story has come to the attention of the public?

  32. waoneakaabay says:

    i believe it will not impact to wazza at the pitch, he will remain playing as usual, but i regret his relation with his wife..

  33. rubito says:

    Hi,
    When you are young and SINGLE the world is your oyster. Especially so when you have the financial clout to accompany your every whim. You have no responsibilities nor are they asked of you.
    This changes, however, when you play your most beloved sport for the BIGGEST club in the land. You become a roll model for every young kid out there who looks up to you. You become a hero and they want to be like you.
    This all changes again, but in a different way, once you have children. You suddenly take on the biggest responsibilities you can ever envisage.
    If he wants to remain that hero for every youngster out there and, also, his own children best he gets his priorities right and soon.
    We can all say that as long as he performs well on the pitch then we don´t care what he does off it.
    That´s all well and good and I don´t want to be a hipocrite, so I shall go no further than that. Who are we to delve into anyones life for that matter anyway.
    Unfortunately for young Wayne, this cannot be the case if you play for MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB.

  34. MG says:

    The poll is a trick one

    All options are viable and correct

    Which is the whole point

    Leave it to the family and leave it to the manager

  35. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    Think “John Terry ” how you feel should show whether you should vote 3,4 or are a chelsea fan.

  36. MG says:

    @rubito

    It is the perfect post

  37. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    MG

    Your Good Lady was one day carrying your boy 5-6 years ago, imagine how you looked at her and knew that you are forever in her debt , people can change in the future but he had just married his childhood sweetheart so things were fantasticly sweet- he left her at home and went and had sex with another women

  38. Keanesmagichat says:

    MG spot on..
    GHTT you have been spouting nonsensical rubbish since last night… Most of it not even making any sense, just words.. You must be really hurt…

  39. Redrose says:

    So far, it is an one-sided, unproven allegation.
    Have the poll, if you must, after any of it is proven. No doubt, the vulture, aka Max Clifford, is hovering not too far away.
    Wait for the facts !

  40. AlphaRS says:

    I’m actually not bothered. Things like this happen in life. Everyone makes mistakes.
    We give Terry, Gerrard, etc shite knowing that realistically our own players are far from perfect. We’ll just have to accept we are gonna get some grief we give to opposition players for things happenin in their personal lives straight back at us. That is a part of football.
    Unfortunately cheating happens up and down the country day in and day out. It is an accepted part of life. Personally it doesn’t change my opinion of him as a player. I may come in to some criticism for saying this but I still don’t think Rooney has fulfilled his World Class potential at United. He has time to develop further and just needs to concentrate on his game and he will get through it. We aren’t here to judge our players we are here to support them for the good of the team. For The United Cause. The idealists would have you believe that players should be role models but that’s utter rubbish. Players are on that pitch to play football and they take the rough with the smooth. Get behind him. Chant his name. After all he is one of us. When he pulls that shirt on each and every one of us has a responsbility to let him know that.

  41. meo says:

    Hung drawn and quartered by supposed United supporters!

    You should all piss off and support City (unless most of you are Bitters in disguise)

    Without a comment in return you have condemned him and cast your stones, all of you are the disgrace.

    You let the ABU media do this , they are pissing themselves at derailing both England and United.
    Thick cunts get over it.

    On 2 of the popular Utd forums recently their have been threads about ‘
    getting brass from the likes of sandys superstars’ and most people comment like its fine and the ‘ladfs thing to do’ , yet now you allow the media to dictate your very thoughts (and I include this blog as the ‘new’ media) and come over all high and mighty.

    Rooney is a footballer who plays for Manchester United, nobody gave 2 fucks when there were rumours that King Eric had shagged lee chapmans missus or even when Bestie shagged everything around. They’re human, get over it. It has nothing to do with United or Rooney as a footballer.

    Perpetuating this crap and allowing polls on an open internet site frequented by many ABUs is asking for more trouble.

  42. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    Keanesmagichat

    care to elaborate on what nonsensical rubbish ive been spouting. im disgusted with the lad and cant believe any “man ” can do this on his wife who is pregnant with his child

  43. rossee78 says:

    just dissapointed in him, but will still support him 100%, I just feel hypocritical as I tore crouch & that muggy Cunt Terry a new arsehole when they done it……Fergie will know how to kick Wazza up the arse……

  44. Costas says:

    @AlphaRS

    Good post. Some self righteous know-it-alls even suggested we fuck him off. As MG said, it’s something he has to settle with his family first of all. And then with the manager.

  45. Keanesmagichat says:

    GHTT
    Are you disgusted with George Best? Is his name sullied because of his philandering? It’s unfortunately a fact of life, but it’s private to him and his wife..

  46. Keeno1967 says:

    It’s worth putting things into perspective,what he has allegedly done is wrong but at least he is responsible for ruining his own life and has only got himself to blame. There were several reports earlier this year that Tevez was banging some bird while his wife was nursing their premature child,but no one mentioned that it’s probably because no one believed the ugly cunt had found anyone daft enough to see past the neck injuries he received when apple bobbing in chip fat. I think this is bit over the top myself.

  47. Kilhar says:

    Well this was inevitable because everyone always expects him to score.

  48. willierednut says:

    Support OUR Wayne if you love United. I went for option two, It’s our duty to give the lad support, even if he is a twat.

  49. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    Keanesmagichat

    George best’s photo hangs in my house in a united jersey

    his private life was a mess and not something id ever support

    if my daughter was a boy emily would of been called lennon – i fuckin love john lennons music

    but the guy was a wifebeating junky

    im not supporting any of that shit and im disgusted when i read stuff about people i respect for what they do the way they fuck it up for thems self and drag people down with them

    ill still support the best player in the world in my eyes on the pitch

    but in my eyes off the pitch hes a disgrace

  50. MG says:

    GHTT

    I know you are right

    I can’t say more than what you have said

    We are father’s I get the respect Emily has and you get the respect Fareed has

    This thing called loyalty and respect is dying though – Manchester United is a flicker of hope – it should be a guiding light – the club has suffered so much devastation that at times it’s hard to speak of

    Those that wear that shirt – those that place the crest on their chest – they are guardians of a philosophy deeply enshrined within the psyche and structure of the club

    To abuse that or to not live up to that standard is the highest form of disgrace period.

    In the last few days people have been questioning Manchester United and it’s success. It is of course no more than a bind with a faith which was placed in youth a long time ago by Sir Matt Busby

    Manchester United is a romance a love affair that you cannot go of – such principles make you as a human being – forever indebted are we to those that died for this football club. Forever indebted are we to those that lost their lives for Manchester United and died with integrity and honour.

    If anything each and every supporter that supports this club should rise to be better – to be fairer – to at least try because none of us will ever reach perfection.

    When you stop being something and start being anything else then everything that this club stands for means nothing.

    That is the hardest thing to stomach.

  51. willierednut says:

    GHTT – Don’t want to argue with you on this, but why are people so surprised? I said last night, and I’ve written an essay on this very subject, young children shouldn’t be looking to footballers for role models, they’ll forever let you down. Not every one can be a Scholes, Giggs, or Gary Neville, that’s never gonna be the case unfortunately.

  52. hooligankicker says:

    I remain astonished at how many people are surprised and disappointed at this. This happens a lot in life and even more so in this industry filled with many arrogant, highly paid young men (look at bankers – they may get less headlines but behave just as badly in an industry with similar characteristics). Just because they play for our club and may demonstrate characteristics we admire on the pitch (determination, will to win etc), it doesn’t for one second mean they behave admirably off the pitch.

    I believe it is very difficult to objectively judge someone like Rooney for this. For those who say their private lives have nothing to do with us, would you feel the same about him if these allegations were regarding a 12 year old boy rather than a hooker? Of course not, so behaviour off the pitch does affect how we think of our players. But at the same time, we can’t put them on a pedestal and expect them to be holier than though. They are just talented footballers, not people I’d want to be like.

    I think it is what it is. Each person will react in their own way towards Rooney after this event. In my opinion the debate should be about how the team reacts and how we make sure we win every trophy in sight this season rather than about how Rooney copes. The only person whose opinions matters now is SAF and in SAF I trust.

  53. FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK) says:

    Keanesmagichat it does have relevance to us… we buy season tickets at OT to see players (the best players) to be bought to peform (work) for our beloved club…. and in return they are paid excessive amounts of money to represent our beloved club in the correct manner.

    Like with any job/company… if an employee has created massive issues within there personal life, then ultimately its likely that its gonna affect there work and in this case, Wazza being on top of his game (rather than a Bolton bint).

    If customers (the fans, season ticket holders) are worried that this will affect the peformance of one of the best employees, then the customers of that company are going to be concerned.

    So Scotty does have a valid reason to do this blog/poll…

    I love United…. red blood, red shirt, Manc born, bred and til the day i die, they run through every vein in my body… so yes i am very worried what affect this is gonna have on Wazza… he is the pinical of our team…. if Wazza ticks… the team tends to tick… thus meaning results…. hopefully leading to trophies.

    I hope, really hope that he can sort this out with his missus, first most for the sake of his family… but a close second hope he sorts it out fast and can keep his head on his game, to give us the joy of watching him, and why we spends a large chunk of our salaries each year following our beloved team.

    Wazza has acted like a knob… plain and simple, and even though it isnt a life changing moment to us personally…. it certainly could be a life changing moment for Wazza… and if that is the case… then what affect will that have on his performances… what affect will that have on the team… what affect will that have on our results… and what affect will that have come the end of the season when the trophies are handed out.

    Like i say… just hope he can sort this out quick, and hope she can somehow forgive him quick, to then allow this little scouse genius to get his head fully focused on what he does best… and thats bring lots of joy to the OT faithful.

  54. sayyid says:

    In Fergie we trust

    He will do the right thing for MAN UTD

    Personally, I have no respect for him any more. I will not cheer so enthusiastically if he ever scores for us again

  55. hooligankicker says:

    @AlphaRS

    “Personally it doesn’t change my opinion of him as a player” – I think the word “player” is key in that sentence and I couldn’t agree more. As long as you mean “football player” and not the other type…

  56. FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK) says:

    I aint gonna change the way how i feel about Wazza… and will cheer as loud as ever, when the little scouse scally bangs the ball into the back of the net.. coz thats what we do… we support our lads no matter what…. i just think he could have thought about this, before giving in to a dirty bolton bint.

  57. Keanesmagichat says:

    Falisworthdevil
    Ok just because you say it, it must be so. Can I not have a different opinion?
    I believe it’s his personal life, not to be splashed around blogs, papers etc….
    Your point is completely hypothetical because it hasn’t affected his performances yet and you have no idea if it will….

  58. Keanesmagichat says:

    Fasilworth
    It didn’t affect his performance on Friday and he would have known this was in the can…
    It’s a shitty thing he has allegedly done, but unfortunately it’s a fact of life….

  59. Gee says:

    I think alot of people on here have to remember exactly what Giggs was like as a kid, he wasnt an angel, far from it and then of course Sharpe!! Giggs was on the verge of twatsville until SAF put his foot down, there was a fair few stories about him in the early days, (it seems like people forget this or are to young to remember) luckily he listened to SAF and transformed himself into a legend. On the other hand there is Sharpe, who was a fucking liability, and didnt listen and look at his career!! here’s hoping Rooney follows Giggs path and redeems himself!!

  60. trevor says:

    The main thing i am questioning is how completely true the story is!

    £400,000 for a photo shoot and story fact or fiction!

  61. FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK) says:

    Keanesmagichat i never said it was going to have an affect on his performances mate.. i said it might affect his performances… and that is a point when it does affect us… thats all i was getting at pal…

    Everyone has a right to an opinion… it would be boring if we all thought the same buddy..

  62. trevor says:

    At the moment,

    Give me £400,00 and erm Wyane Rooney Slept with me also! It was on the day of his wedding, The Day of the Birth of His Chid, The Day on his Childs Christening!

    Also every league defeat last season We were up all night!

    Night before the Champions League Semi Final We had a massive party and Wyane was Snorting Coke and Shooting Herion!

    If only Carlsberg did Fictional WAG Stories!

  63. FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK) says:

    1200 quid though to nobble a bolton brass bint… he could have got a packet of johnny’s and sat on his hand for half hour, and had a posh wank, and would have only cost him 3 quid, which equates to 400 Posh Ones… and 400 of those is a lot longer than your missus his pregnant.

  64. Keanesmagichat says:

    Fasilworth
    Good point mate, we are all reds and want the best for the team, I just think he has made a mistake a really really stupid mistake.. He will have to leave with this for the rest of his life…
    Let he without sin cast the first stone, he has fucked up but everyone makes mistakes through bad judgement, I know I have….
    Let’s support him, is what I think

  65. trevor says:

    @:FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK)

    Im going to put my hand up and say this is going to affect his performances! No person on earth goes through so much agro or distress not for it to affect him!

    The lad now has more ammo to incite Rival Crowds & also a big of ammo for players on the pitch to wind him up!

    For me a wound up Rooney is not what im looking for. Granted a Wound up rooney will be everywher on the pitch, Fly into tackles & get a gaurenteed Yellow Card if not more! I wound up Rooney will seem unable to play the simplest of Passes. The would up rooney will have worse control than Emile Hesky, & as for shooting! Might as well play Van Der Sar Upfront! HAHA

    Might be a little over critical! I just have vivid memories of him where he is wound up and he cant seem to play well at all!

  66. trevor says:

    If the story is true, he could have had a bit more sense and at least have picked a United Fan!

  67. sam smith says:

    Jeez, the amount of these stories that come out never ceases to amaze me. I know footballers aren’t exactly renowned for their intelligence, but SURELY when they commit these acts it must at least cross their mind that the story will invariably come out. These girls are only in it for the money, they know that they can sell their story to the press for thousands of pounds!

    It does place United fans in a difficult position. We are always proud to extol the moral virtues of our club, with Ferguson himself saying that the club try to make their players ‘better human beings’.
    All of us enjoyed sitting on the moral high ground and slating the Chelsea fans over the John Terry affair, but now Rooney has, quite frankly, embarrassed us with these allegations. Of course, allegations are only allegations, but the evidence is pretty damning – it appears in two of the Sunday papers, and unfortunately they are usually right about this sort of thing. After all, it’s what they do every week. They know what they’re doing and they know what sort of evidence they need to publish a story.

    I think we are going to have to be prepared to take our own medicine over this one. Anyone defending Rooney’s actions is, in my eyes, either hypocritical or just plain ignorant. He has brought shame to this great club and the very values it stands for.

    Posters like willierednut miss the point – whilst you may not see footballers as role models, our club does. We can’t have it both ways. We can’t laud Ferguson and the club for the responsibility and importance they place on developing footballers to become better people and then act with indifference when one of our players contravenes these values. As a fervent United fan, I will of course support Rooney on the pitch, as I do not wish for his actions to have a detrimental impact on our performances and results, but I don’t think I can ever forgive him for this – particularly seeing as it is not just a one time offence. Shame on you Wayne.

  68. cantona7 says:

    everybody is entitled to their own opinion.

    But has Rooney tarnished the image of the club? – no matter how you feel about it, the answer is YES.

    His family problem, that is his to settle it. The problem he brought to the club, i expect Sir Alex to handle.
    If the problem affects his performance and the team’s performance, I am sure Sir Alex knows how to handle that too. I am sure Sir Alex will put the club before anything else.

    But at the end of the day, he has deeply disappointed me.

  69. willierednut says:

    Sayyid – Don’t be so soft lad, if he scores the winner against Liverpoo, or Chelsea you won’t be over the moon? It seems there’s a lot of monks on ROM, never thought that was the case.

  70. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    as was stated last night this story has been doing the rounds a while and it was said to be the reason for his form during the world cup, if true then whats the difference between is head not been in the game during the england games and turning it on for the united games

  71. FailsworthDevil (Manchester UK) says:

    Lets get behind him, and hope that footie is the best thing to take his frustration out on.. in the right way… you never know it might be a good thing (if that makes sense)… and if we give him our support… WHICH I KNOW WE WILL… then lets just wait and see and like Keanesmagichat… we aint hear to judge him… even though (he has been a proper plonka)… we need to get behind him… but dont condone him.

  72. JD says:

    People talking about his form in the WC aren’t United followers. Every season Rooney has a good flow of games, does well and picks up an injury. It takes him many games for him to get back to that old form, either fitness or confidence wise

  73. willierednut says:

    Sam Smith – I don’t miss the point, but I’m not coming from your perspective, I’m coming from mine. If SAF thinks that this is affecting Waynes game, then he’ll probably drop him from the squad. Now, you don’t see Wayne in the same light, as before, and that’s fair enough, but I’m not that surprised that this has happened. I’ve never seen our players as whiter than white, that’s probably why I’m not as astounded as some seen to be. ps I’m not excusing what he’s done, he’s a dick and he knows it

  74. Moscow Delight says:

    @ WeeWelshman

    its so easy to say this, but u surely wouldnt like it if ur lady is doing it witrh another man. so how can men justify it for themselves?

    Utterly disappointed… wont be able to point fingers at ppl like Terry, Cole etc…

  75. Champ says:

    Let’s say he gets a divorce and takes out all his anger on the pitch,eh?

  76. Red Devil 19 says:

    I would argue that although Rooney has been stupid he hasn’t tarnsihed the reputation of our great club. He’s ruined his own reputation. I don’t see this as being a refelction if the club at all. One mans actions does not define abclubs reputation. What do you lads think

  77. willierednut says:

    Don’t think for one minute that Chelsea fans won’t give us grief on this, even though it’s hypocritical of them, that’s what fans do, give each other stick.

  78. Passe_Mouraille says:

    It has been said before an I will repeat it again: This will be a massive season for Berbatov.

  79. gibbowibbo says:

    fuck sake wayne.

    from a pure football perspective this is a disaster for the club. it will affect his form and guys like giggs neville scholes will hate this. one paper reporting that owen looked at him in disgust as he held ye ones hand when he was out with the players. have lost a lot of respect for him but ill still support him. dunno if he will play away at everton and if we drop points there we will be saying oh we would have won if he was playing. jesus these footballers are idiots!!!!

    LUHG

  80. willierednut says:

    berba will be shaking at the thought of, he could be our main man this season.

  81. parryheid says:

    Voted 1,Cause it shows he does’nt want to risk Coleen’s pregnancy + he’s an athlete that needs to empty his bags and paying for it shows it’s purely relief no commitment it’s not like he’s cutting somebody’s grass.

  82. TonyBee says:

    fucking hell just seen the face on the £1000 pound a night tart….fucking hell Wazza you must need glasses to find that attractive ….what an absolute fucking dog….. Jesus you could get better for your money in any town centre ,,,,, for her, i,d need a thousand shags for that sort of money…..and some change….lol

  83. TonyBee says:

    failsworth , just re-read yours from earlier…posh wank ….hahahahahahahahahahahah

  84. willierednut says:

    parryheid – lmao.

  85. parryheid says:

    And it’s better than him choking the gaffer.

  86. TonyBee says:

    I reckom she wont divorce him…..he earns too much and is for a bird the golden egg……how many footballers wives have had to bite the bullet and say their marriages are over ….then realise that without their high profile husbands earning potential they will be fucked. amazing how sooN they can forgive when the purse strings start to tighten…..just mead Wazzas nuts will have to be self emptied for a few weeks……

  87. manulover01 says:

    Option 3! He bloody had a pregnant wife sittin at hme nd he was shaggin a 1000 quid prost! Shes nt even sexy or a united fan! SAF has 2 sort this owt! Hopefuli it stil isnt true dow!

  88. elbonf says:

    lets all be honest we all support the shirts not the person who is wearing it , as long as the team wins they could have trained monkeys wearing them.
    so who cares what goes on off the pitch as long as it goes well on it,
    if u like this sort of thing follow Hello magazine ,Chat & all that shite.
    As far as i am concerned , the football is all that matters.

  89. viera says:

    How do you explain the superb second half against hungary? , i would’nt mind betting hes already sorted it out wiv de missus and he plays for england next week , placing these young guys on a pedestal and then being disolussioned when they tipple off and crash to ground is unreal , he’s 24 ffs ,the problem is the society we live in and the inability to realise that there is always someone out there ready to screw ‘em when they step outta line , as a gooner and after seeing what Henry went through with his extra marital discretion and THE hand ball i can feel a bit of sympathy for the lad but obviously cannot excuse his actions , now more than ever he will need your support , not a knife in the back or you could see another great player on his way to dagoville…..if you don’t i’m lookin forward to stuffin you at old trafford boys because make NO mistake rooney is the dfference

  90. Buytheclub2012 says:

    Players s private life is none of my business, also i cant say llike or dosnt like because he’s not my family or friend,wazza just want perform at the club then bring me trophies then u can do any fxxking things under yr country laws

  91. wayne says:

    i’m not surprised a large % of pro athletes cheat on the wives and the wives know it,its a trade off for the lavish lifestyle they lead,i don’t know the what the divorce rate is with footballers in north america its a much higher % than the ave once the athlete is retired and no longer relevant thats the kind of women they attract.quite frankly his personnel life is nothing to do with us and i really don’t give a fuck.the divorce rate hovers around 50% and in the other 50% theres unhappiness and cheating going on lets face it very few marriages really work and anybody who is writing negative things about him should first take a look in the mirror.none of us are 12 or naive so lets not pretend were shocked by this it really is none of our buisness and aslong as rooney delivers the goods on the field thats all i care about

  92. Fze123 says:

    @willierednut, you say kids shouldn’t be looking up to footballers, which I agree with, but they do anyway. You can’t stop that – it’s inevitable. You can’t tell a young kid not to idolize a player. So footballers should take it upon themselves to behave well and act righteous, especially when you play for the biggest club in the world, who challenges for top honours every season, when you know you have to face the consequences that will follow, having to face Fergie and opposition fans. Yes he made a mistake, but a similar mistake he did in the past – and didn’t learn from it, which he should have.

  93. mattbw7 says:

    It says in the Mirroe he paid for a 3some but the tart said it was all over quickly! duh! How long would any of us last!!! lol.

  94. catotraa says:

    dissapointed if true, voted three. Now, when other fans give us the stick we will have to bend over and take it, if not we’re beeing hypocrites. Cheers..

    If this is true, and i pray to god it’s not, I may be trading out my nr.10 shirt for a 24., to be fucking assured i wont have to do it again..:P

  95. willierednut says:

    Fze123 – You know what, he’ll probably make more mistakes in the future, lets not forget, he’s still only 24. Yes, kids do look up to footballers, but some these footballers are only kids themselves, imo your parents, or whoever raised you, should be your role model. Rooney’s personal life is just that, his private life, if it affects his performances for United, then SAF will act, I’m sure.

  96. Fze123 says:

    @Keanesmagichat, you said his performance wasn’t affected on Friday, it wasn’t, because the story wasn’t yet out and splashed all over the front pages! I am afraid it may well affect his future performances. Being the hot headed type he is, the abuse he may recieve will unsettle him and rile him up – which means possibly more red cards, more suspensions, more blows to our trophy aspirations. You say it’s his private life, it’s his buisness, yes – but he’s our player, and what he did was wrong so I don’t see the problem with Scott asking what we thought of his action and how/if our feelings for him will change. If he really didn’t want his private life to be exposed, he should’ve been smarter and tried to keep out of the limelight at the beginning of his career like Scholes and Giggs, but he didn’t. It was his choice, and we can probably say it has backfired.

  97. MG says:

    elbonf

    That’s wrong so don’t put everyone in the bracket

    What goes off the pitch directly concerns what goes on it

    It’s a fact

  98. willierednut says:

    Rooneys going with England to Switzerland.

  99. Fze123 says:

    I think Wayne will be dropped for Everton and he should – but this means we won’t play 5 in midfield but go with 2 strikers (due to Berbatov’s inability to play upfront alone), which is a problem – our midfield may get overrun. If Wayne does start however, then I think we’d be lucky to leave Goodison with a point all things considered.This story has really come at a bad time, we have very important fixtures coming up and Wayne initially was going to be pretty much involved in them with him looking to be back in some sort of form.

  100. mattbw7 says:

    Wouldnt you wilierednut, lets face it he prob cant go home and he might as well be with England rather than in some manchester hotel on his own, I mean what would he find to do!

  101. willierednut says:

    If capello’s taking him, then he must be in the right frame of mind, or he wouldn’t be going.

  102. Sam Smith says:

    Aside from the morals of the issue and the fact that it tarnishes the reputation of the club, I’m a bit concerned it may impact his performances, which is a real worry for United fans. Currently, most of the abuse he gets is from Everton and Liverpool fans. We all know that Wayne never really plays well against these 2 teams (2 goals in 11 PL games for United against Liverpool, 2 in 9 against Everton, compared to 92 goals in 191 PL appearances for United overall). Obviously there is an emotional factor for Wayne in the games against Liverpool and Everton, but it’s safe to say he will now probably endure and have to cope with this sort of abuse at every away game this season.

    He can be a bit hot headed and does sometimes let abuse from the crowd get to him, but he’s going to have to learn to cope with it now, otherwise he will be letting down his team mates. Personally, I would be surprised if he plays against Everton next week but Wayne is a vitally important player for us so we’ll have to wait and see.

  103. cantona7 says:

    @GHTT the scandal actually has no effect on Rooney’s performance at WC, only the media is playing it so dumbly.. the scandal took place before november 2009, rooney was very much on form at that time. When Kai was born, Rooney was still on form, until the injury occured. Media is trying to make it look worse by relating his poor WC performance with the scandal. It’s absurd.

    I am suprised with some “i support MU just for football” comments. If you really are just for that, why do you even bother to comment here lol… And a lot of the fans saying that also took part in Glazer-related issues. Lets face it, Rooney is part of us because he is part of Manchester United. This scandal has by atomic scale or universal scale, bring to shame to our beloved club. But we have to get behind the club, behind the manager SAF on whatever SAF decides. Because the club comes first.

  104. dela says:

    @elbonf
    To me, anyone in the United shirt have been more than just a good athlete who can play the game well. I grew up idolizing Giggs, Scholes and Beckham (yes, him too) and I’m sure kids these days probably look up to Wazza the same way. As willierednut puts it, they shouldn’t, but they do.

    I’d like to think that’s what separates United from the likes of Real and Chelsea- the fact that what you do off the pitch matters just as much as what you do on it.

    Trained monkeys? Really?

  105. bigphil2003 says:

    To people saying “men do it all the time” – so what? Show me a man who has done it and i’ll say hes a piece of shit, why should wayne be immune?

  106. LORD GAGA says:

    When the club agreed to pay him his wages each week he agreed to represent the club professioanlly off and on the field. If nothing else, he has allowed himself to be distracted from giving 100% on the field.
    A United player that fails to give 100% is not a United player.
    Like it or not, he let us ALL down.

  107. willierednut says:

    He hasn’t let me down, he’s let his wife and his family down.

  108. obertanthenewstar says:

    spot on lord gaga
    end of the day.. he plays for us.. he loves our club.. therefore he should realise how this would affect us.. shocking.. and how some fans are justifying that its ok to cheat on YOUR RECENTLY PREGNANT WIFE!!! is a disgrace… specially as he has done this before and said ” he learnt from it” like fuck he did.. once a scouser always a scouser… 1 goal in 5months?? not too much of a loss then hey :-)

  109. Troy says:

    Of course Rooney is going away with England to Switzerland, not just to get away from the wife & the tabloids but to get away from Sir Fergie.
    Damn, what I would give to be a fly on the wall at the club when Rooney returns, he is in line for some huge hairdrying treatment.

  110. obertanthenewstar says:

    @willierednut

    he has let us down.. this has OBVIOUSLY been on his mind.. surely he must have known the papers and the girl has decided to speak.. maybe she was blackmailing him for money and he refused?? who knows the full story.. but he hasnt performed at all even for us… so how can u say he hasnt let us down? his mind hasnt been 100% on united that in my mind is letting us down

  111. United1990 says:

    I didn’t like what I’ve read but looks like it’s a fact :( I’m one of his biggest fans but knowing about him cheating on his wife and especially when she was pregnant is disappointing (apart from the fact that it’s a prostitute he slept with)

    Of course, this doesn’t mean that I’ll stop supporting him as a player or anything but it’s just that I can’t respect him as much as before. I think this issue shouldn’t ruin his career (not even this season) for him but it just can’t be erased and remains in people’s memories.

  112. willierednut says:

    obertanthenewstar – Who’s trying to justify it? I’ve said and others have said he’s a dick, for doing that on his wife. So, if you want to continue to beat the lad over the head, then by all means do that, I’ll be still be supporting him, because he plays for the club i support, ok fella.

  113. wayne says:

    as far as i know he gets paid to play football which he does very well he went from being king wayne to how someone put it “once a scouser always a scouser” fuck you you fickle bastards i’d like to know how many out there are being so pious haven’t cheated on their wife and girlfriend hypocrisy is something i just carn’t stand.a footballer cheating on his wife is SO SHOCKING give me a fucking break shouldn’t some of you be in church it is sunday isn’t it? and don’t give me this role model bullshit he didn’t ask for it maybe the the role models should be poiticans because they run the country and of course they never cheat on thier wives do they

  114. Vim Fuego says:

    Good to see the press getting behind the England team ahead of the Euro qualifier by trying to undermine our best striker on the eve of the match. Wonderful stuff.

    Personally I don’t give a damn what he gets up to in his private life, it’s on the pitch that matters.

  115. Troy says:

    Look I didn’t vote on the poll because I would like to wait & see how Rooney reacts. Will he show us that he is actually a decent bloke in the making by showing genuine remorse or is he going to be like John Terry who just couldn’t give a toss.

  116. tacotas says:

    Tommy Docherty (1977)

    Having just won the F.A. Cup with Manchester United, manager Tommy Docherty looked all set to challenge Liverpool for domestic supremacy. Then he was given the sack for having an affair with the physiotherapist’s wife bringing his 27-year marriage to an end with a woman 18 years his junior. The Red Devils said he was in breach of his contract while Docherty pleaded his innocence saying he was being punished for falling in love, having made the announcement in a British tabloid. United took another 16 years to win another league title. The couple, meanwhile, are still together

    Martin Edwards (2002)

    The former Manchester United Chairman never got down on his knees to do deals preferring to do his dirty work in ladies toilets. Edwards earned the term
    ‘Peeping Tom’ for following a lady into a hotel and began staring at her under
    the cubicle. He was cautioned by police with the victim saying she was ‘very
    distressed’ by the whole incident. Edwards, who was married for 30 years at the time, stepped down as Chairman shortly afterwards.

    Wayne Rooney (2010?)

  117. LORD GAGA says:

    @willierednut

    I appreciate you trying show loyalty to the players mate but I think it is high time that real fans start demanding a higher standard on and off the pitch. It would be naive to think that the behaviour of a player off the pitch doesnt affect his play on the pitch. When you get the opportunity to play for United that comes with responsibilities. It is disrespectful to all those players that have conducted their private lives professionally whilst at United, Scholes, Solskjaer,Giggs etc are just a few examples.
    I think you would be more of a true fan if you were disgusted by this behaviour and could see how he has damaged the reputation of United, distracted the entire squad from focussing 100% on our next game and brought the club into disrepute. I remember how I felt about John Terry and to be honest I feel even more strongly about Rooney because YES – HE HAS LET ME DOWN.
    He has let down all those Mums and Dads that worked hard to buy a shirt with Rooney`s name on it for their kids. Blind faith in Rooney is just that – BLIND.

  118. parryheid says:

    Notice the Morals cops all jumping in,yet could be his wife suggested he took the commercial road during her pregnancy who knows not me and certainly not you.Amazing that people who rubbish tabloids suddenly in this case take what they print as gospel.Relax people could turn out it’s the Glazers fault

  119. wayne says:

    @lord gaga funny i come here all the time never seen you on before you seem to be so offended by this i must admit it is so shocking a man cheating on his wife i mean it never happens i think it is the scandal of the century and by the way i’ve supported utd since i was 9 i’m now 51 so i consider myself a true fan and guess what i don’t feel let down at all its non of my buisness and i find it odd that you show up just to cause shit so maybe you should fuck off

  120. sprite says:

    it truly disgust me how some people say that this is something anyone of us could have done..
    what’s that cheat on your wife with a hooker while she is carrying your first child..?

    if you publicly want to tell us about your low standards and miserable life, be my guest, but please dont generalize

  121. willierednut says:

    LORD GAGA – Absolute tripe pal. You’re judging Rooney by Giggsy, Ole and Scholes behaviour off the pitch, I’m sorry you can’t do that, there different people. And again I’ll say, he hasn’t let me down, i don’t know the lad personally, and neither do you. Yes, he has to try and act in a responsible way, while he’s at the club, but to try and say he’s let down mums and dads down is folly imo, he’s let Colleen and his family down.

  122. salford jim says:

    Is LORD GAGA saying we boo Rooney instead??

    If so thats allot more disrespectful to our great club than what Rooney has done in his private life.

    Have you never heard of George Best??

    I’m under the impression some of our players have behaved worse yet are just fortunate enough not to have it printed on every tabloid front page, probably because thy paid the person to keep hush.

    Bottom line is Rooney is going to need our support to get through this so if you love United get behind him while he is wearing red….if not f off to the bitters.

  123. LORD GAGA says:

    @wayne

    Been here a while mate – used to be READ CAREFULLY WHAT I
    New season, new name
    Sure people cheat on their wives, you are right it happens all the time.
    Personnally I think that makes him an embarassment to the club. Personnally I think he has brought shame on United. Personally I think it actually makes our chances of winning that little bit less.
    I am not saying there have not been complete dicks before Wayne Rooney all I am saying is that HE is a complete Dick not just for his low moral code but because he has taken a dump on every United player and Fan by reducing our chances – If you want to kid yourself that this will not affect the team and that there will not be a mention of it or falling out between players then you are deluded.
    This would still be my opinion and it would be just as valid regardless of whether or not you have noticed me around here before.

  124. Mozza79 says:

    I voted it makes no difference as long as he continues to do well on the pitch because there was no option of ‘Lost respect for him and don’t agree what he’s done but ultimately it’s none of my business and as long as he continues to do his job to the best of his ability then that’s fine by me.’

  125. willierednut says:

    LORD GAGA/RCWIS – I remember a lot of your posts, have to say, never thought you were one to take the moral high ground, always enjoyed your posts, by the way, funny fucker lol.

  126. obertanthenewstar says:

    just because u havent noticed him around here he should fuck off?
    woww some of us are actually like the bitters arent we?

  127. LORD GAGA says:

    All the other “haters” who can only blindly defend the indefensible and deny my opinion are too short sighted and dont have the high standards and expectations that I have – Thats up to you.
    Dont make me laugh by making out I am not a REAL fan because I think he has brought shame on the club and reduced our ability to play 100% because of HIS selfish behaviour.
    Willierednut – You really dont think that those parents who put a Rooney shirt on their kids backs have a right to feel let down.
    There is more to being a fan than “standing by them no matter what” He fucked up, he`s a dick and United are a laughing stock because of this. I hate it, I will have to listen to all the Chavskis laughing at us now and that wouldnt have been the case if it wasnt for what he has done. As a United Fan, I will be judged by Rooneys behaviour wether thats fair or not.

  128. willierednut says:

    LORD GAGA – We’ll just have to agree to disagree on this, i don’t feel let down by Rooney, you do. As for Chelsea fans and other fans, couldn’t give a fuck what they think tbh, their opinion doesn’t matter to me.

  129. wayne says:

    seriously listening to some of you anyone would think he’d killed someone he banged some chick who wasn’t his wife big fucking deal get over it and how does anyone know she didn’t know about it anyway some of you must be 12 or virgins

  130. LORD GAGA says:

    I hate to come over as a “self-righteous bastard” I just feel very let down. We could well do without this.
    I have a feeling that Fergie`s line will be a lot closer to mine than many other posts on here.
    We didnt win the league last year and I am still annoyed by that – There was only a point in it and I wonder what if…….
    No doubt I will feel more charitable towards him tomorrow but today I have every right to feel pissed off.
    I dont want to see our players smoking, pissing up the wall or in the papers for anything other than football. If your defense is “they are only /young/human/letting off steam ” then they should be at another club – Like they say at Barcelona “Mes qu` un club”.

  131. salford jim says:

    GAGA I still dont understand you… what do you want us to do, join in with opposition fans in booing him and giving him stick?? Surely thats to the detriment of the team? How would the other players feel about that?

    I feel as dissapointed and as let down as anyone but i wont be turning on him while is on the pitch in red.

    How could you even contemplate that? Surely he needs our support more now than ever?

  132. wayne says:

    @lord gaga now your saying we should sell him you must be fucking joking

  133. willierednut says:

    I don’t want to get old, but it’s gonna happen. When i was 24, i was a right scallywag, always in trouble. Wayne will be under no illusions that he can’t continue to do things like this, especially if it costs him his marriage. I trust SAF to sort him out, maybe a word from Giggsy, or gary Neville wouldn’t do any harm either.

  134. WeeWelshman says:

    @ Moscow Delight

    Dunno why I posted that really, not relevant to Rooney as it’s a prozzy – but my point is if Coleen was happy for him to sex around but wanted him home to look after her and the kid, then it’s all fine, nothing wrong with that, and vice versa too.

    And no I ‘dont’ mind that my missus does that, we both do as we’re in a polyamorous relationship – best way, get to come home to her, be with her longterm, but we both get to have other relationships and sex outside of our partnership.

    Not many people understand Polyamory because their not emotionally mature enough, and I’m not having a dig, it’s just a fact people can’t get their head round – too much conditioning by the powers that be telling all humans that it’s a sin to have a relationship with more than one person at a time.

  135. willierednut says:

    Rooney will not be sold, simple as that. Maybe Wayne should have jumped in to the crowd, and chinned a fan, he’d probably be more thought of.

  136. RedGem says:

    When the Terry story broke out, I didn’t care…the only thing I hoped for was that it would affect his performance on the pitch. At that time, I was more worried about our team. So when this story came out last night, I could not get on my high horse and crucify Wayne, maybe because I’ve never held athletes, celebrities, and other public figures to a higher moral standard than anyone else. I was brought up to look up only to family as role models.

    Of course, the pain his wife and family feels at this time cannot be just brushed aside. Yet, he is the one who will have to sort this out. I will leave the decision to SAF and will respect and accept whatever it is. I truly love the club and I don’t really know how much damage this will do to its name. Yet, I really cannot bring myself to condemn Wayne, nor am I am making excuses for him. All I know, I cannot and will not judge him because I believe that sins are looked upon differently by man and God. I might look “clean” in the eyes of the world, but I don’t know how I appear in God’s eyes. Not trying to be preachy or judgmental, but just sharing my personal beliefs and convictions….on a situation where I am not personally involved and thus not hurting.

    With all the heartfelt reactions posted, this tells me one thing…not only do we deeply care about Wayne and United, but they are a big and important part of our lives as well.

    PEACE AND LOVE TO ALL!

  137. LORD GAGA says:

    @wayne
    I dont know what is coming up on your screens but I have never typed – LETS ALL BOO ROONEY or LETS SELL HIM TO ANOTHER CLUB.

    I am not going to defend something I have not said.
    Rooney will be booed by the away fans, he will be laughed at by the away fans and he will have the piss taken by the away fans – ALL WHILST WEARING THE UNITED SHIRT.

    That is why I am so pissed off with him because in this day and age it is impossible to seperate what you do off the pitch with what happens on the pitch.
    So I will say it again, I am pissed off with him because I can foresee the impact that you cannot.
    I have not said that I will BOO Rooney ever.
    I have not said that we SHOULD sell him but I would understand Fergie being forced to sell him because of the impact this may have on squad morale or Rooney`s performance or his relationship with the Manager.

    I am not going to be drawn into a puerile argument with you over something I never said.
    You may feel like you would love to sound loyal by shouting the odds like “How can you boo a United player” but you wont have that argument with me. If you are looking for an easy fight look elsewhere and dont put words into my mouth. It is simply the sort of thing a twat would try and do to look clever and I am sure you are not a twat now are you?

  138. willierednut says:

    One things for sure, it’s taken the attention of the Glazers, conspiracy theory anyone?

  139. wayne says:

    @lord gaga i never said anything about you booing him so maybe your not reading the comments right but unless theres another lord gaga “i don’t want to see our players smoking,pissing on a wall…………etc they should be at another club “if thats not saying get rid of him what does it mean?

  140. wayne says:

    @willierednut lol i was wondering how long it would take suprised the anti-glazers aren’t blaming them

  141. LORD GAGA says:

    @wayne

    139.

    @lord gaga i never said anything about you booing him so maybe your not reading the comments right but unless theres another lord gaga “i don’t want to see our players smoking,pissing on a wall…………etc they should be at another club “if thats not saying get rid of him what does it mean?

    What it means mate is simply this

    MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB > wayne rooney

  142. wayne says:

    @gaga you still didn’t answer my question we all put utd first but to get rid of rooney because he banged some chick is fucking stupid is that what your saying?

  143. LORD GAGA says:

    He didnt just ” bang some chick.”
    He paid aprostitute to have sex with him in a Hotel whilst he lied to his wife about what he was doing.
    He is a married man with a new baby at home. His wife was heavily pregnant with their first child at home. He no more just “banged some chick” than John Terry just “banged some chick” what he did will be felt in the dressing room and will affect the ambiance and other players wives will be questionning their husbands with or without justification.
    The manager insists on a code of behaviour off the field aswell as on the field. His “just banging some chick” will without question lead to a confrontation with the manager.
    I, for one, expect all the United players to be focussed 100% on football and a stable family life facilitates their ability to perform and in matter of fact it is considered by the Manager when deciding on contracts and selection.
    If you think all this is about is “just banging some chick” then I have to say that you are obviously intellectually limited.
    Tiger Woods “just banged a few chicks” and his Golf game has gone from strength to strength and not had any negative affect on him has it – Yeah right.
    “Just banged some chick” – Thanks for giving me the perspective I have been lacking.
    That`s what he should say to Fergie on Monday Morning so that he doesnt overreact.
    Idiot.

  144. wayne says:

    @gaga how do you know his wife didn’t know your jumping to alot of conclusions based on a tabloid story oh and by the way i’m not a idiot i own my own buisness and have a iq of 140.i’m just not some pious drama queen i live in the real world not fucking fantasyland were everyone is pure good and perfect

  145. LORD GAGA says:

    Really, you think his wife may have known ?
    Anyone who has actually bothered to have their IQ measured should automatically deduct 50 points for being a knob who does IQ tests. I suggest you get back to your Sudoku factory in the Real World Business park and wear your Wayne Rooney shirt at your big Managing Director`s desk whilst you do your puzzles to determine just how brainy you are. 140 IQ is amazing but I have the feeling you may well know the square root of a banana but cannot actually peel one.
    Now Fuck off Brains.

  146. wayne says:

    @gaga when i went to school iq tests were mandatory and anyone who avoids them just doesn’t want to know the truth so you fuck off stupid

  147. parryheid says:

    LORD GAGA are you sure it’s not on high?You are making a lot of assumptions about a maybe tabloid story.I hope you don’t have a filler in job with the Samaritans or the callers would be as well jumping.

  148. LORD GAGA says:

    We didnt do IQ tests at my school we did A levels.
    I have heard that some special schools find IQ testing a useful tool before moving the alumni on to an assisted living program.
    That explains how you ended up thinking you are the boss of a “puzzle factory” and that Wayne Rooney`s wife may have agreed to him visiting the prostitute.
    Are you sure the figure of 140 is not how many chromasomes you have?

  149. RedDevils76 says:

    I dont really care about his negative publicity regarding his personal life, he can do a John Terry or Ashley Cole or even peeping at woman in the toilet. As long as he performed well, win us the titles that would be good enuff.

  150. LORD GAGA says:

    @parryheid

    The only assumption I am making is that the Tabloid has heard of libel damages and took more precautions than Wayne before publishing.
    Do you think they really didnt make sure first?

  151. LORD GAGA says:

    RedDevils76 says:

    I dont really care about his negative publicity regarding his personal life, he can do a John Terry or Ashley Cole or even peeping at woman in the toilet. As long as he performed well, win us the titles that would be good enuff.

    I disagree mate – I would not want a sex pest playing for us regardless how many goals. Rooney hasnt been peeping in womens toilets but if he had he coluld fuck right off.
    I disagree mate, we have to draw the line somewhere. I would hate to see United fans cheering Gary Glitter just because he scores a lot of goals.

  152. wayne says:

    @gaga we both could be anything so i really don’t give a fuck if you believe me or not i just know from experience those who preach the loudest are normally hypocritical twats

  153. LORD GAGA says:

    “…i just know from experience those who preach the loudest are normally hypocritical twats”

    Really, what experience is that then?
    I am not the one who has done anything to get my face in the papers today. Wazza did.
    How am I a hypocryte? Because I dare say that he has let me down as a United fan?
    I am not one of those supporters who mistakes being a fan as having a personality.
    Loyalty is a two way street. How am I expected to be loyal to someone who has been disloyal to the club?
    If nothing else his crime was being caught.

  154. parryheid says:

    LORD GAGA.

    do I think they did’nt make sure first?Well I will go back to a story published that was proven false and how in god’s name the person whose career was totally finished did’nt nail them to the wall baffles me John Leslie was his name.So no I dont believe they make sure first .It’s story first Truth second if ever.does that answer you.

  155. wayne says:

    @take your pick,politicians,judges,cops,catholic priests,lawyers you know everyone that is supposed to be model citizens that preach but cheat and lie and abuse on a daily basis all you have to do is pick up a newspaper.i know you think rooney has committed some morale crime but in todays world alot of relationships have problems and very few marriages run the course.your jumping on this morale high ground without knowing the full facts and having no knowledge of his personnel life which i think is wrong,you think its harmed the club i don’t infidelity happens all the time in every walk of life it doesn’t make it right its just a fact your blowing it out of all proportion

  156. Vim Fuego says:

    To be honest I’ve cheated on my wife loads of times. She’s very good looking but crap in bed, therefore I play away. I think Wayne is experiencing the same thing Colleen must be like a plank of wood in bed.

  157. LORD GAGA says:

    @’parryheid

    Really mate? You`re defending John Leslie now ?
    I think I am going to go and do something else now.

  158. Gee says:

    If you read the story in the NOTW, the bird actually contradicts herself all over the show, she says she was at a party when she got off with him on one occasion, stating the whole team was there and saw him lead her off, then she says she wouldn’t go on tour coz all the players would be at the hotel and would see!! She also says she started seeing him in June of last year and then says at another party Ronaldo walked past, but it was June 11th or summut when the virus had there bid accepted and Ronnie I’m sure was already in America!! I’m not saying Rooneys been a good lad but I’ve got a feeling there is a bit of hyping up at least with this story!!

  159. willierednut says:

    LORD GAGA/RCWIS – Still don’t believe it’s you lol. Pull your skirt up and get behind the lad, he’s needs our support, more than ever.

  160. LORD GAGA says:

    The real crime here is that he let her get away with charging about £1100 more than she is worth.
    I can only hope that for £1200 he made her wear a Stevie G shirt whilst he took a dump on her chest.
    I suppose context is everything.

  161. United says:

    Its a certain type of scum who cheats on their wife when she is pregnant with your first child. That is just messed the f**k up

  162. parryheid says:

    LORD GAGA,

    I’m defending John Leslie now?What kind of ridiculous statement is that .The courts defended John Leslie because it was false.The refuge of the fool I am away to do something else,The reason you are away to do something else is because you have no answer that could make sense but hey prove me wrong.

  163. Dave Mack says:

    I wonder how long Fergie has known about this? Maybe that was behind getting so many strikers in the squad. Problem is that having sold Ronaldo …. Rooney’s irreplaceble at any money.

  164. King Eric says:

    Is Lord Gaga REALLY the former Read Carefully What I said? Doesn’t sound owt like him. His posts were belters.

  165. willierednut says:

    King Eric – I wondered that myself lol. I do remember his post about things he’d do to Mrs Cole in a green and gold scarf, classic.

  166. LORD GAGA says:

    @King Eric and willie

    It is definitely me fellas !
    I have been busy lately giving Cheryl Cole Malaria.

  167. LORD GAGA says:

    When I wasnt doing that I was bumming “Tuftys” mum HAHAHA

  168. Scott the Red says:

    King Eric – It is him.

  169. willierednut says:

    LORD GAGA – lol.

  170. LORD GAGA says:

    @willierednut
    It was a toss-up between Lord Marmalade, Lord Chatterley or Lord Shave – but I opted for Lord Gaga

  171. willierednut says:

    Lord Shave sounded the best, but Lord Gaga is probably better.

  172. wayne says:

    @gaga so i was doing battle with a legend? fair enough but i still don’t agree with you and i love everything about the way rooney plays football and his private life is his buisness enjoyed jousting with you i’m sure it’ll happen again

  173. barry says:

    actually all it really does is make me angry at the stupid pikey newspapers that report it like its so important.

  174. SmartAlex says:

    If you knew someone for ten years, and then he:
    -saved your brother’s life, or
    -screwed your brother’s wife,
    would it affect your opinion of him?

    Yes.

    Will Colleen love Wayne as much after this scandal (factual or otherwise)?

    I know I will. I choose to love him, warts and all.
    Maybe that stems from a sub-conscious desire that my warts be ignored.
    Maybe it is no different to The-One-Eyed-Wenger, a conscious decision to ignore the negative.

    I am selfish, maybe Wayne is too.

    I am unable to disrespect his alleged betrayal, for I consider that to be a betrayal of my declared support of Wayne Rooney.

    Would I feel differently if he pulled a Tevez?
    Absolutely!

    As I said, I am selfish.

  175. MU_watson says:

    you people need to untangle your bras! you love a man for 5 years then you can turn on him after some allegations! Guilty till proven innocent!

  176. Simmo says:

    It’s all farce as far as I’m concerned. C’mon Rooney!

  177. VivaWazza says:

    When I first heard about it, I was heartbroken. As much as what he did was bad, as a United fan, I must offer him his full support.

  178. kel says:

    Gutted. Voted and hope this is not true.

  179. Max says:

    I’m so disappointed

  180. denton davey says:

    What impact did this story have on me ?

    It gave me one more reason to hate/loathe/detest “international breaks”. I mean, really, this story should have been filed during the soul-searching aftermath to the World Cup.

    More seriously, so what ?

  181. dannysoya says:

    honestly I am disappointed with Wayne but not to the extent of disowning him. in fact the only reason i am worried is because of the effect it might have on the club. first of all , he is our most important player and he is the key to our championship ambitions. secondly , his confidence will take a huge knock and usually when rooney doesn’t play well , the whole team doesn’t play well ( although that is slowly changing and i hope it changes totally). also it came at the perfectly wrong time for us. we have two incredibly difficult games coming up. EVERTON away ( where rooney is usually booed whether he sleeps with someone or not) and of course LIVERPOOL ( who now have a fit torres and gerrard to choose for their squad). nevertheless, it is very painful to be on the receiving end of wayne’s actions but he is human and humans make mistakes. no one is perfect. if rooney shows that all the newspaper reports don’t affect him tomorrow then i’m fine. all i want to see is a dangerously good wayne rooney on the pitch again. what happens behind the scenes is none of my business.

  182. United Troops says:

    he will be Wayne Rooney ,the white Pele ,in our personal life we do alot of things ,some times it’s right & could be wrong in the other times ,,as a behavior it’s EXTREMELY WRONG ,the fact is !! how do you know wayne ? he’s a man united player we loved him when he scored his first EPL goal against Arsenal ,we have chanted his name when he scored againts AC milan last season .we love him cause he’s wearing the united shirt and he’ll keep scoring and fighting on the pitch for this shirt .. I won’t hate him because of his wrong behavior (it’s a family issue) .it’s not our business ,and that’s the bottom line .

  183. DanS says:

    Love Rooney as a player – as a man, he’s a wanker!

    Lets see how this effects the team in the coming weeks. But really 90% of footballers are wankers. It shouldn’t suprise us – but it does

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