This is actually one of the reasons why the player wants to quit Old Trafford. But is Wayne Rooney right or wrong in his predictive analysis?
“I met with David Gill last week and he did not give me any of the assurances I was seeking about the future squad. I then told him that I would not be signing a new contract,” the ex-Everton forward revealed as he broke out his explanations to the media on Wednesday night.
“During those meetings in August, I asked for assurances about the continued ability of the club to attract the top players in the world.
It would take a miracle for the Old Scot to silence the voices of all concerned people who keep arguing, predicting, gossiping, and analyzing what can now be called “The Wayne Rooney Saga”. From the public’s point of view, it all started with the news that Roo had cheated on his wife Coleen.
Rooney wants to leave Manchester United – The news breaks out
Refusing to take questions from journalists at the uniquely memorable press conference, Fergie only disclosed his personal opinion on Wayne Rooney’s decision to leave the club, and he gave away nothing but “facts” as he also delegated the judgment of the leading board on the matter. He made his points direct, and hence paved unreservedly no way to any misunderstanding between him and those hearing about the news.
"We would like to present the facts because that is important… To present the facts as we understand them,” he said.
At Manchester United, Fergie is the boss and his “hairdryer” will remind every player that he actually is the man in charge of the Red Devils on the pitch and in the dressing room. We do know that “messing up with Fergie” somehow means “messing up with your career at Old Trafford”.
England had the majority of possession in the first half, but failed to find a cutting edge. Ashley Young and Adam Johnson on the wings were England’s primary form of attack, but the Montenegro backline held firm to go in at the break tied at 0-0.
While the media in England haven’t stopped putting the spotlight on the young millionaire who is believed to have cheated on his wife Coleen, statistics on the pitch haven’t been positive for Roo either. Since picking up an injury against Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League last season, Wayne Rooney has failed to hit top form.
A report on The Times of India indicated that baby Kai’s mother had ordered her cheating husband to make his apologies to the McLoughlin parents. This is undoubtedly a hard task for Rooney who knows how tough Coleen’s protective parents are, but he is left with no other choice, since the mum-of-one gave him this order as part of the conditions to maintain their relationship.
Coleen, a renowned TV star in England, expressed her concern for Cheryl and Abbey at the times they both had to endure cheating scandals. The X-Factor idol was betrayed by Chelsea defender and ex-husband Ashley Cole earlier this year, while Lady Clancy went through a host of allegations involving England’s Peter Crouch and a young Algerian prostitute.
Wayne Rooney Scandal Brings First Trouble
The Manchester United striker’s infidelity toward Coleen Rooney was recently exposed when hooker Jenny Thompson revealed details on her secret relationship with the England ace. Subsequent to her explicit interview, the English press has applied great pressure on the striker and his family so as to get further details on the bombshell.
Upon covering the juicy saga, it was reported that Wayne’s marriage was on the verge of getting destroyed, as the mother of baby Kai refused to easily forgive and forget her husband’s cheating for another time. Meanwhile, the England forward, who scored in the Three Lions’ triumph over Switzerland in the UEFA Euro 2012 Qualifiers, is also said to regret his unfaithful act and is willing to do everything to save his bound with WAG Coleen.
The coach wants to concentrate on football as Manchester United prepare to face Everton in Saturday’s English Premier League lunch time kick-off. Why would the Scot mingle in the private life of his players when his goal is to prevent Chelsea from winning a second consecutive league title?
Almost everyone has given their opinion over the Wayne Rooney scandal which reveals that the Manchester United striker betrayed his wife Coleen with prostitutes during her pregnancy.
Many people have sided with the player’s devastated wife, others didn’t waste time in mocking Rooney aka Shrek, while some players like Phil Jagielka warned the young dad over his controversial behavior.
However, Alex Ferguson is not ready to add more fire to the already-hot issue. Speaking ahead of Saturday’s English Premier League match away to Everton, the manager bluntly declared:
It has been reported that police will step up security on Saturday during the game. As for Everton defender Phil Jagielka, he expects Wayne Rooney to have things tough when the forward will play at Goodison Park under a Manchester United shirt. When asked if the 24-year-old would receive a hostile treatment by Everton fans, Jagielka told The Sun ahead of the encounter:
“There’s a good chance. He normally gets quite a bit of stick anyway. I can’t see that changing.”
A distracted Wayne Rooney could affect Manchester United’s chances of clinching three points against the Toffees. But Phil Jagielka believes that the Red Devil is mentally strong and that he can get over his private life affairs on the football pitch.
Statistics tell that Wayne Rooney hasn’t scored for the Three Lions since September last year as he was goalless as well throughout the World Cup in South Africa. The 24-year-old is also yet to score from open play for the Red Devils since March.
However, his penalty goal for Manchester United against West Ham United in the English Premier League last weekend declares that Wayne Rooney has recaptured his goal scoring touch, according to Coach Fabio Capello. The Italian manager gave his thoughts concerning the striker’s performance in United’s 3-0 win over the Hammers as he spoke from England’s team hotel. Capello proudly stated:
Nevertheless, what if they got booked for a second time in the semi-finals? Can the supporters afford to see their stars miss the 2010 World Cup final? Certainly not! And for that reason, football’s governing body, known as the Federation International de Football Association or FIFA, has decided to reshuffle the rule for yellow cards so as to favor big players in the tournament.
Normally, a player receiving a yellow card on match-day 1 and then another yellow card on match-day 2 would be suspended on Day 3. In the same way, a player who was shown yellow in a quarter-final game, and then got booked again in his semi-final battle would usually be automatically suspended from the final. Yet, with the all-new FIFA rule for yellow cards, players are saved in the semi-final.
More on the 2010 World Cup rule on Yellow Cards
Yes, looking back at Michael Ballack’s suspension from the final during the 2002 FIFA World Cup semifinals when Germany advanced to face Brazil on the last day, FIFA decided days ago to favor the big names. For this reason, they have put in place a new regulation clearing players from their previous bookings in the semifinals; meaning that a player entering a semi-final game on yellow card will not miss the final even if he gets book in the ½ stage.
Nike Video Description
First, we start by seeing the video, describing its scenes, and then analyzing its pictures as we advance in this post. It certainly makes sense to believe that Nike's main purpose through this commercial was to give away vital but brief revelations upon football's future, while fooling viewers with a mix of creativity and humor.
Although the advert's eye-openers might not be visible at first glance, they might be clear at second glance. The key to discovering the hidden messages inserted in the commercial, is to closely follow each and every moment of it, whilst leaving behind any doubt over Nike's audacity to bypass the attention of spectators in such a "smart way".
I have added the full version of the "WRITE THE FUTURE" ad below, as I challenge you readers to grab the tiniests details out of it which could lead you to the truth, and therefore enable you to make your notices and discoveries. Can you catch anything?
LiveSoccerTV.com travels to Spain, England, Switzerland, Holland and Italy to discover some of Europe’s finest goal scorers.
A quick reminder – What is the European Golden Shoe?
The European Golden Shoe is an award formerly known as the European Golden Boot. Many refer to it as the “UEFA Golden Boot” or the “UEFA Golden Shoe”. This award is given annually by the Union of European Football Associations to the overall top scorer of all the first division leagues in Europe.
Although the foundation of this award partly lies upon the idea of “being the top scorer” of a specific professional European football league, the high number of goals scored in a season isn’t the only criterion which makes a player eligible for this award.
In March 2010 we discussed the distribution of goals at Manchester United. The article focused on Wayne Rooney’s goal-scoring form and wondered where the goals would come from if Rooney were held in check and unable to score on a given day.
United’s worst fears were confirmed March 31 as the ankle injury that Rooney sustained against Bayern Munich will keep him sidelined for at least four weeks.
Rooney, along with Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo, is considered one of the elite players in the world. Prior to this year, however, Rooney was not even the best player on his own team, having played five years beside Ronaldo (the 2008 FIFA World Player of the Year). With Ronaldo's high profile transfer to Real Madrid last summer, as well as Carlos Tevez‘s departure to Manchester City, many United fans came into the 2009-10 season asking themselves 'where are the goals going to come from?'.
Wolfsburg seat on top of Manchester United due to a better goal difference. The German Bundesliga champions scored three goals past CSKA Moscow thanks to Grafite’s hat-trick. And despite conceding a goal, they edge Manchester United who could only win 1-0 away to Besiktas on the same night.
The last time Manchester United came up against a German side, they lost. That was during a pre-season match against Bayern Munich in the Audi Cup.
This fact will have little or no impact at all on Wednesday when Wolfsburg and Manchester United clash against each other.
Hundreds of players from soccer’s leading continent will be in action in South Africa between June 11 and July 11, but 10 of them will carry the marks of the most dangerous European players in the competition.
David Villa, Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Gianluigi Buffon, Arjen Robben, and Wesley Sneijder are all anticipated to excel on the global stage, due to their height in football today. These stars emerge from...