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aussieowl
12-06-2014, 08:34 PM
I think Scholes is right, Rooney does seem to be past his peak, problem is though he's still England's best forward...should Scholes have kept his mouth shut, maybe from a timing point of view but I'm just surprised that after an entire career saying nothing about anybody he comes out with this.

braggyowl
13-06-2014, 05:22 AM
Oh, thought you meant for us next season aussie..Gonna say, none of em, we might just settle for Messi tho now we can afford his wages. XD

micklyons1hardbstd
13-06-2014, 06:18 AM
Who gives a sh:t?...Wednesday are back wednesday are back Whoa whoa wednesday are back...Mamma mamma mammadov..Sh:t on the pigs...We'll never play you again..we'll never play you again!!!B)

braggyowl
13-06-2014, 06:38 AM
XD XD XD Like it Micky, like it. ;)

Katchouro
13-06-2014, 01:19 PM
Who gives a sh:t?...Wednesday are back wednesday are back Whoa whoa wednesday are back...Mamma mamma mammadov..Sh:t on the pigs...We'll never play you again..we'll never play you again!!!B)

"You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of underdone potato."

Well according to aussie you don't exist anyway. Even braggy is only half joking. XD You lot never learn.



On topic - I think Rooney's had some unfair criticism levelled at him. He was an impressive performer getting us to Brazil and he has undoubted ability. In the big matches he suffers from England not being able to sustain pressure and possession - and because of this we'd be better off playing a more athletic counter attacker like Sturridge.

In truth I can't think of a side other than Argentina, perhaps Spain / Columbia, that Rooney wouldn't be a starter for.

braggyowl
13-06-2014, 02:01 PM
He's on 300 Grand a week...He should be a starter for any team in the world...But he's not a patch on Nuhiu. ;)

SallyKate
13-06-2014, 02:32 PM
I'm not sure about Rooney. He has shown the promise and delivered at several levels but in tournaments - he's not.

I'm also concerned about his hair transplant. Surely he should remember the last (well only) time we won the World Cup our free scoring forward from M********r U****d, Bobby, the lesser gifted brother of Saint Jack, was proud to be bald.

Mr Rooney - loose the hair - show off your crome dome with pride and who knows 'The Cup' could be coming home. However, without it I'm afraid we may be on the first plane home.

Personally I think Mel 'Zico' Sterland (see the Brazilian connection we need) should come out of retirement. He had a field day when we moved him up front.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wn-Y-TIRHk

Thinking on maybe not - his 'hair' raises concerns now.

Oh well - the usual disappointment in Brazil then.

micklyons1hardbstd
13-06-2014, 04:30 PM
Talking of a christmas carol THATCH...Would you be available for our next christmas party...You're guaranteed to liven things up!?

aussieowl
13-06-2014, 08:40 PM
Who gives a sh:t?...Wednesday are back wednesday are back Whoa whoa wednesday are back...Mamma mamma mammadov..Sh:t on the pigs...We'll never play you again..we'll never play you again!!!B)


Well according to aussie you don't exist anyway.


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hirstyboywonder
13-06-2014, 10:09 PM
I think Scholes is right, Rooney does seem to be past his peak, problem is though he's still England's best forward...should Scholes have kept his mouth shut, maybe from a timing point of view but I'm just surprised that after an entire career saying nothing about anybody he comes out with this.

If that's what Scholes feels then why not say it?

Now is as good a time as any to make the comments too - In the past 3 tournaments Rooney has been poor compared to his performances at club level. I can't see Scholes comments causing him to perform any worse and if there is any chance that this will inspire him to prove the doubters wrong then all well and good.

aussieowl
13-06-2014, 11:01 PM
I think Scholes is right, Rooney does seem to be past his peak, problem is though he's still England's best forward...should Scholes have kept his mouth shut, maybe from a timing point of view but I'm just surprised that after an entire career saying nothing about anybody he comes out with this.

If that's what Scholes feels then why not say it?

Now is as good a time as any to make the comments too - In the past 3 tournaments Rooney has been poor compared to his performances at club level. I can't see Scholes comments causing him to perform any worse and if there is any chance that this will inspire him to prove the doubters wrong then all well and good.[/quote]

I hope that's exactly what happens, England need Rooney to perform now...I reckon Scholes is spot on, just surprised he's saying anything at all given his taciturn nature...some players do peak early, Michael Owen is on

micklyons1hardbstd
14-06-2014, 06:51 AM
Who gives a sh:t?...Wednesday are back wednesday are back Whoa whoa wednesday are back...Mamma mamma mammadov..Sh:t on the pigs...We'll never play you again..we'll never play you again!!!B)


Well according to aussie you don't exist anyway.


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???[/quote] Its ok Aussie...She's still displaying symptoms of shock! :s

Katchouro
15-06-2014, 01:43 AM
Its ok Aussie...he's still displaying symptoms of shock! :s


Nothing shocking about hearing the usual deluded boasts. You've been puffing your chests out and proclaiming how massive you are for your entire footballing lives. The Barnsley Gunners.


Rooney's coming in for some almighty stick tonight. He didn't play well tonight in a position that doesn't suit him but there were others who underperformed. The game was lost on Roy's tactics board unfortunately - it was Seppuku to leave our flanks so exposed to the tactically supreme Italians. Schoolboy error from the octogenarian.


We might be home before the postcards as Tommy Doc used to say.