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VIDEO: Rooney Scores For England Against Switzerland




 

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  1. Ajo Paul says:

    Atlast… congrats wazzaa… now do the same for OT. :)

  2. xbobbites says:

    Keep it up wayne.

  3. Ajo Paul says:

    Loved that run… from roo..

  4. Buytheclub2012 says:

    Wazza master in England feel sorry for him play with so many fake talent and overrated players

  5. RedScot says:

    Great dummy bye Defoe……Bang.Thats where he does his best work.
    He defintely is playing much deeper of the front man bye about 20 yards.Maybe Cornetto has hit on something.
    Cmon Scotland 0/0 with Lichtenstien. Darren is play no bad.I shot on goal the whole game. FFS for Lichtenstien.We are shite and wee know it. lol

  6. Buytheclub2012 says:

    Fuck fool capello
    Put carrick replace that fat slow Barry cleverley fir that fat slow fool Milner

  7. TonyBee says:

    barry is fucking shite way to slow and cole the fucking lemon buying a dummy of the kid for their goal……still he flattened the little fucker a bit later

  8. TonyBee says:

    heeh hee the poor old jocks are 1 down to lickeysyein

  9. Costas says:

    Well done Wayne. Keep responding on the pitch and I hope you sort out your personal life.

  10. FletchTHEMAN says:

    GR8 goal from Roo and class build up. England fans cheering because they are up 1-0 in the first 10 minutes. Didn’t have time to get pissed. Good goal from Adam Johnson. Ashley was crap.

    Who knows, maybe Engerlund fans will like Roo better that he has some dirt on him. More like the rest of the set up :>
    Anyway, to follow up on a post above, Cleverly can’t be used in this game. He was involved in the U21 match today. Agree the midfield is looking slow.

  11. ManCanChestHair says:

    finally an open play goal

  12. willierednut says:

    Well done Wayne lad. Adam Johnson 8 million, David Silva 26 million, spot the difference. Think we missed a trick there tbh, that’s Johnson i mean lol.

  13. sprite says:

    wow.. the celebration.. !!!

  14. united.george says:

    scotland score deep into injury time and win the game!!!

  15. dela says:

    2-1 Scotland! Good heavens, what a game.

  16. RedScot says:

    Yessssss, get in there lol fuck you TonY bee the Jocks never give in. last seconds. Yesssssss.
    See ya. YESSS ohhh FLOER oF Ecosse. At the gates of death.

  17. willierednut says:

    RedScot – Lucky fuckers lol.

  18. Costas says:

    Congrats you lucky Scots! :P

  19. willierednut says:

    7 minutes of injury time, were they playing goal the winner lol.

  20. FletchTHEMAN says:

    Congrats RedScot, you all deserve your suds tonight.
    But honestly, Lichtenstein?! At any rate, enjoy your brew~

  21. Don Pablo says:

    @Willierednut..true that about Johnson. Classy player and comfortable on the ball. That he’s English and only cost £7m, we sure missed a trick.

  22. beeker says:

    How many united players in the england game tonight ?????

  23. willierednut says:

    Give up, how many?

  24. Costas says:

    3 UNited players.

    We are talking about U21s right?

  25. willierednut says:

    How many trophies have City won in 34 years?

  26. RedScot says:

    Cheers lads thanks and off to celebrate, read the blog brilliant comments.
    I winna sing you a song. Not pist yet.
    Great result for England fair chuffed……. Not. lol Joking.
    Laters you might get the chamleon.

  27. FletchTHEMAN says:

    @Beeker,
    For the Senior team, 3 suited up, 1 played
    Rooney, Carrick-DNP, Foster-DNP (former).
    For the U21, 3 suited up and 3 played
    Welbeck (on loan), Tom Cleverley (on loan), Smalling

  28. FletchTHEMAN says:

    @Costas, Sorry mate, didn’t see your post.

  29. willierednut says:

    I didn’t know Carrick and Foster were in the BNP, I’m not happy about that.

  30. jimmybob says:

    since this rubbish hit the press rooney is playing better
    good on you son, should have pretended to hand over money as part of his goal celebration

    more of the same saturday!

  31. Costas says:

    @FletchTHEMAN

    Nah it’s ok. You did a much better job than me.

  32. bigphil2003 says:

    Get in Wazza!

  33. steve says:

    No surprise to hear the scum chant “ROONEY ROONEY” , they’ll get back to booing him and calling him a fat cunt next week and after. Until the next England game comes along of course.

    Well in Wayne, lets hope you get one against Everton

  34. Devil310 says:

    @Steve

    Yeah…i was waiting for it…and the chant finally came…what a bunch of hypocrites.

    Can’t wait for Saturday

  35. GoatinaUnitedShirt says:

    It took Rooney just 10 minutes to bag it, put it to bed, shoot, score, 1 up, excellent, nothing but admiration for him. Oh and top of that he got a goal tonight. lol

  36. willierednut says:

    I see Portugal lost again, CQ under big pressure now.

  37. willierednut says:

    I can see the headline now, Rooney scores in the right way this time, so drool.

  38. Devil310 says:

    @themufc1999

    Oh My God!….LOL!!!

    I’m lost for words….that was a pretty high quality production…they must have payed a lot of money for that……lol….that’s what it feels to be City!

  39. Joseph says:

    @willierednut

    CQ is banned , he isnt the one coaching right now.

  40. FletchTHEMAN says:

    willierednut, you must be enjoying yourself or pulling our leg.
    i. Foster and Carrick, yup been fighting for a spot in engerlund set up for years. Sadly, the past 2-3 managers seem uninpressed.
    ii. Queiroz is on holiday for 6 months, can’t be blamed for Portugal’s misdeeds 2night.

    0 for 2, so what is it? You pulling our leg, or is the beer flowing for you !)
    In any event, Cheers 2 yuz ! I will have whatever your havin ;)

  41. VivaWazza says:

    Congrats Wazza and bring back that magic at Goodison Park…

  42. crazypedro says:

    awesome to see wazza score. let’s all get behind him and not judge what he does off the pitch. he is a human being and makes mistakes like all of us. anyone who wants to judge him obviously has no idea about themselves. it’s easy to hammer someone else and forget about yourself… wazza if she wants out then move on. give her whatever money she wants, resolve it quickly and start again. you are a young lad and there is more to come from you

  43. Tony Starks says:

    Don’t suppose anyone is watching Mexico-Columbia… Hernandez scored 1-0 (err.. not that one!)
    Game was anything but friendly – great entertainment

  44. Drew Vader says:

    I watched the England U-21 game today and I must say our Danny ran himself to death. It was great to see and on another day he could have scored 4 or 5. I know the opposition weren’t exactly Brazil but he was still impressive.

    As was Cleverly, but I expect nothing less from him! I’m not sure exactly why Pierce subbed him off and left the useless Danny Rose on… Oh well.

    Smalling did well also. Its 3 clean sheets in a row for his partnership at the back with that Blackburn defender. He looks calm and composed at this level, and then when I’ve seen him for United he just looks kinda nervous and skittish. Except for maybe the Carling Cup. Oh well, early days.

  45. Drew Vader says:

    Just saw that Scott already had a post about this a bit further down the page… I should have known by now that he would have it up in a flash.

    Oh and KE, Jordan Henderson is a very good player. He ran the show today

  46. Drew Vader says:

    I meant Community Shield* in my first post up there, btw

  47. Drew Vader says:

    And people going on about Adam Johnson…. he is a good player, but I have absolutely no doubt that Evra can and will have him in his pocket, and will make it look easy. I’ve heard comparisons of Johnson with Giggsy before but that is absolute bollocks. A slap in the face to a true legend

  48. Chicharito14 says:

    Have you guys heard about rooney’s orgy with prostitutes, is it true because if it is thats really not good.

  49. PasseMouraille says:

    Chicharito14: Welcome to three days ago mate.

  50. Adyl says:

    @themufc1999

    wonder if the movie has that Tevez moment after Rooney scored in the Carling Cup SF.

  51. GoatinaUnitedShirt says:

    sorry orgy with prostitutes, what plural, more than 1. I dont read papers or watch the news, i get all i need from you good people, lol. But if its a three-foursome Coleen can’t be upset, thats a once in a lifetime chance that, unless you have a cock like a childs arm holding an apple. If my wife would say no to a chance like that i’d sulk for a fucking week.

  52. willierednut says:

    Drew Vader – I’m sorry mate, but Johnson is more than just a good player, he’s a wee bit special imho. I don’t know were the comparison with Giggsy comes from, I’m sure the lad hasn’t made that compaison, but that other people have probably made that comparison with our legend.

    @ Joseph I forgot that CQ was suspended, but the point still stands, he’s not a number one.

    @ FletchTHEMAN I was winding you up mate, of course i don’t think Carricks and Foster are in the bnp lol.

  53. Chicharito14 says:

    More than 1 prostitutes

  54. Chicharito14 says:

    Sorry prostitute.

  55. denton davey says:

    From The Telegraph:

    “Rooney’s role then becomes one in which he drops off – not always – from playing alongside the centre-forward and is able to orchestrate moves and pick the dangerous pass as he did four times against Bulgaria last Friday or arriving late in the penalty area, as he did last night, to score.”

    Isn’t this what we seen in his UTD appearances so far this season ? Is the new plan to use WayneRooney as a classic #10 rather than a player who is stationed centrally and forward ? Were 30-somenhing goals last year not enough ? Or does SAF seem to think that he can get more out of WayneRooney by re-deploying him ? And, of course, what does this adjustment in formation mean for the way that SAF deploys DimitarBerbatov – not to mention Chicharito and KikoTheKid ?

    The other interesting thing I picked up from the online news sources today was in The Independent which had a story that the commercial department of MUFC have signed some sort of new “partnership” with a Hong Kong communications company – no mention of money but suggestions of a “gold mine”. with more than one vein of gold (i.e., this is the first of many such “partnerships” on the horizon). The article also suggested that this kind of “partnership” is what the Glazers have been planning as a way to expand UTD’s commercial reach while keeping the club in the English broadcasting system – which means that a maximization of broadcast income is sacrificed in order ot promote competitiveness in the English game (as opposed to, say, Spain where almost all the television income is scooped up by two clubs). That would smack of learing from their experience with the NFL’s income splitting which divides TV revenue and creates a very competitive product – as opposed to baseball in which the NY Yankees (rather like RM) get such a huge private income flow that they can spend as much a 400 million dollars on buying three players on five/six year contracts.

    Despite what all the anti-Glazers/Red Knights seem to believe, it would appear that their business acumen is getting constantly short-shrifted by those who only look backwards – or consider debt but not revenues – and not forwards. The world of sports economics is changing fast – and it’s gratifying to see MUFC leading the changes among the EPL clubs.

  56. willierednut says:

    denton davey – Before last season, i always liked the idea that SAF could give Rooney a free role to do whatever he wants, but his performances last year changed my thinking. It’ll be interesting to see if SAF lets Rooney play that role of dropping deep, for the rest of this season. I’m of the opinion, that if it’s not broke, then why fix it.

  57. denton davey says:

    willierednut @ 15:27: ” “I’m of the opinion, that if it’s not broke, then why fix it.

    I don’t disagree but SAF seems desperate to find a way to accommodate WayneRooney and Dimitar Berbatov in the same formation. My own view is that I’m with you – last season’s attacking trident of Nani/Valencia/WayneRooney was splendid and I was looking forward to seeing Nani’s game get kicked up a level and Valencia add some left-footedness to his play. So far, Nani has been electric – not consistent but a real danger-man while Valencia seems to still lack trust in his left foot. HOwever, the level of opposition in the EPL – Newcastle and West Ham at OT and Fulham away hasn’t really been much of a “yardstick.

    Next week’s opponents (Everton away and the Kopsukkers at OT) will be more challenging and should give a better idea of what we can expect – IF, of course, anyone can figure out how SAF sets up the team from game-to-game !

    In one of my posts last season, I urged Scott to set up a competition for punters-like-us based on guessing the starting line-ups for each game but he seems to have decided against that idea. I’d venture to bet that no one could get higher than about a 3/4′s success rate.

  58. willierednut says:

    denton davey – Trying to second guess the boss, is like trying to predict the weather, you’ll always get it wrong. You mentioned Valencia, a few people have been concerned of his early season form, but i seen enough in the community shield, to suggest there’s more to come from him. Talking about formations, how about Rooney behind Berbatov and another. It be interesting to see how that would work out.

  59. denton davey says:

    Willierednut @ 15:38: “Talking about formations, how about Rooney behind Berbatov and another. It be interesting to see how that would work out.”

    Wouldn’t that mean sacrificing width ?

  60. willierednut says:

    denton davey – Yeah probably, but it would still be an interesting formation.

  61. FletchTHEMAN says:

    So pleased to see the talk return to football. Thanks Denton and Davey, class banter that.
    Rooneys first goal was made by the effective fomation of Roo arriving just late in the box with the
    defenders already turned around themselves. Roo is such a classy passer of the ball that he can also distribute well from a deep position. He also has the speed. Only question is who to have up front. I like Chicharito, but feel that he will be used sparingly for awhile. Chicharito and Owen fighting for the one who comes on late this season. So that said, trying Berba up front and Rooney deep is interesting. Also want to see Fletcher but in more 30meter shots like he did in the Scotland game. Cracker that should have gone in.

  62. FletchTHEMAN says:

    Sorry, ….thanks to Denton and Williered! in the previous post!

  63. denton davey says:

    FletchTheMan @ 18:51: “Roo is such a classy passer of the ball that he can also distribute well from a deep position. He also has the speed. Only question is who to have up front. I like Chicharito, but feel that he will be used sparingly for awhile. ”

    Your observation makes it sound like SAF already has “the new Scholes” and is just waiting to spring him on an unsuspecting world.

    About “who to have up front” ? I also like what Chicharito offers and haven’t given up (!) on KikoTheKid whose goal for the reserves was just terrific.

    I think that when you add DimitarBerbatov to that mix then you have an embarrassment of riches.

    On a different note: glad to see Corry Evans is getting to play for Northern Ireland. Sammy MacIlroy just gushed about him (quoted extensively in MEN) and made the younger Evans sound a lot like DarrenFletcherinho (football genius) in terms of his make-up and energy. Just what we need, eh ?

  64. willierednut says:

    denton davey – A lot of people think Corry is actually the better player, of the two brothers.

  65. FletchTHEMAN says:

    I concur that Corry is a big talent. If he can get games with NIreland it will be a big boost to his confidence and development. Our current midfield is just to good for him to get a crack for a couple of years. If Carrick doesn’t come through, there might be some chance. But feel it is well off given the talent and maturity just above him. Think it will come, and playing for his country will be a big step up.

    @Denton, Spot on about Kiko, but have to think that Chicho and Owen are above him this year. Good comments all around.

  66. FletchTHEMAN says:

    @Denton RE: Rooney …”the new Scholes”. Some on here may recall that this has been something I have been talking about for some time. I don’t like to say “New Scholes”, as it is unfair to both Wayne and Paul. Don’t need to go to that place as both have their own gifts. But my view is that Wayne needs a creative position and would thrive as a box to box or deep forward role. To much pressure for him sitting up front. You need real Zen Buddists (Berba, Owen, Chicho?!) to man the lonely role of front line target men. Wayne hasn’t the patience for that job. His talents are frankly wasted up front, IMO.

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