Wayne Rooney saw a first half goal wrongly ruled out when we played West Brom a couple of weeks ago. Fortunately, we went on to score another four goals so we weren’t left to regret it.
Rooney has a reputation of mythering the referee too much, as well as swearing when decisions don’t go his way. However, he has today claimed that he can get along fine with the officials when they communicate properly.
“You understand that referees make mistakes, players make mistakes,” said Rooney. “But it’s nice when they don’t completely cut you off. I like Mark Halsey as a referee. I thought I maybe should have had a goal in the first half, that it shouldn’t have been disallowed. He spoke to me and told me he thought there was enough contact on the defender. That was his decision and I said, ‘fair enough’. If you get a good relationship with a referee and they speak to you like that, it’s better for the player and the officials.”





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Our boy is all grown up!
Rooooooooooney!
I would like to know what the referee on Saturday thought about why Rooney pulling out of a 50/50 on Arteta was worthy of a yellow card, yet Phil Neville’s lunge on Ronaldo was also a yellow card.
Like Fergie said, Keith Hackett is an idiot and has to take the blame, and the refs need to be assessed like managers and players.
glad now he had matured…its normal to speak out but with a good reason
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