Comment on Wayne Rooney must learn from his mistakes by Smoje_DK

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Comment on Wayne Rooney must learn from his mistakes by Brad

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Wayne Rooney Apologies for Expletive Ridden Outburst: Why Are the FA Investigating This Incident?

Wayne Rooney has apologised for swearing into a television camera during Manchester United’s win over West Ham.

The England striker uttered an audible expletive following the completion of his hat-trick at Upton Park, which helped United come from 2-0 down to win 4-2.

Rooney’s outburst prompted an immediate on-air apology from broadcasters Sky Sports.

The Football Association revealed that they would examine the footage before deciding whether to take any action against Rooney.

In a statement released by his club, the England international has put his outburst down to the emotion of putting his side ahead.

He said: “I want to apologise for any offence that may have been caused by my goal celebration,especially any parents or children that were watching.

“Emotions were running high and on reflection my heat-of-the-moment reaction was inappropriate. It was not aimed at anyone in particular.”

It is understood that taking action over a player swearing into a camera may be unprecedented, but the FA’s rules do appear to have a provision about such behaviour. (Sky Sports)

This is slightly bizarre. Whilst clearly swearing during football matches is not the nicest thing in the world it is also not uncommon so one wonders why this incident is being picked upon with such intensity. I could understand if we were talking about a player abusing an official, something that happens a hundred times a game without any action being taken, but for Wayne Rooney to be under investigation for this incident seems wholly over the top.

Clearly emotions were high and Man United had just completed an expert recovery, hence Rooney’s outburst. People will come out and make statements about players having to set examples and about footballers being role models, but such talk is mindless. A footballers job is to play the game, end of, they do not ask people to replicate their behaviour and therefore they should not be used as figureheads.

You see players, including Rooney, swear repeatedly with ferocity at referees and linesmen, but nothing ever gets done about that, so why this particular episode is being looked into at all is beyond me.

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Chelsea, Manchester City And Real Madrid Alerted As £60m Wayne Rooney Looks To Leave Manchester United

44 comments by Jack Atchinson on March 13th, 2011

Old Trafford striker could be heading to Stamford Bridge, Eastlands or the Bernabeu.

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Wayne Rooney Set To Play Against Chelsea As He Escapes Punishment

17 comments by Jack Atchinson on February 28th, 2011

Old Trafford star will not be punished following elbow at the DW Stadium.

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Wayne Rooney Scores Overhead Kick for United Against City In Manchester Derby (Video)

29 comments by Mr Comfort on February 12th, 2011

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney put away a goal of the season contender to win the Manchester derby from a terrific cross from Nani. The England international found himself in space and executed a fine finish that will long be remembered by Old Trafford supporters.

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Video- Wayne Rooney goal vs Man City February 2011

Feb 12, 2011

This stunning Wayne Rooney goal vs Man City gave Manchester United a 2-1 win in the Manchester derby between these two teams contested at Old Trafford on February 12, 2011

Man United vs Man City- February 12, 2011- Premiership.

The game was tied at 1-1 before the Rooney goal sealed the fixture. The Rooney goal against Man City came in the 78th minute of the game, and was a spectacular overhead kick from the player- easily his best and most vital goal for Man United this season.

Rooney himself admitted after the game that the overhead kick was the first he had scored after turning professional.

Video- Rooney goal vs Man City 2011 February 12

Man United 2-1 Man City ( Rooney goal 78′)

Comment on Bleak times ahead for England by wayne higgins

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Video- Wayne Rooney goals vs Aston Villa 2011 February

Feb 2, 2011

These two Wayne Rooney goals vs Aston Villa helped Manchester United beat the Villans 3-1 in the Premiership on February 1, 2011.

The first Rooney goal vs Villa was a piece of sublime control from the striker ( see video) while the second Rooney goal against Villa was a sidefooted finish from Nani’s cross.

Man United 3-1 Aston Villa- February 1, 2011

Wayne Rooney goals vs Aston Villa- Video

Man United 1-0 A.Villa ( First Rooney goal against Villa)

Man United 2-0 Aston Villa ( Second Rooney goal v Aston Villa)

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West Ham Set to Sign Manchester City Full Back Wayne Bridge On Loan Deal

no comments by The Newshound on January 11th, 2011

Ludicrously well paid Eastlands bench warmer set to get some first team football at Upton Park.

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Wayne Bridge Dating The Saturdays Singer Frankie Sandford

11 comments by Mad Dog and Glory on January 5th, 2011

Yes, occasional footballer Wayne Bridge has found love with another very attractive woman and with any luck this one will not somehow find herself in the clutches of Chelsea skipper John Terry. Plenty of nice images of the singer after the jump. For the record the former S Club 8 singer is nine years younger than the England full back but that doesn’t mean that wedding bells are not on the cards you cynical bunch!

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Manchester United Striker Wayne Rooney Set for Comeback and a Warm Reception?

7 comments by Jack Allen on November 19th, 2010

COS contributor Jack Allen wonders just how hard a time the Old Trafford star will get from his own supporters.

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Would Manchester United Be Better Off Without Wayne Rooney?

4 comments by Jonathan Lee on November 3rd, 2010

COS contributor Jonathan Lee wonders if perhaps Old Trafford doesn’t need the England striker, or his massive pay demands.

Manchester United Striker Wayne Rooney Signs New Five Year Contract to Stay at Old Trafford

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Wayne Rooney Turns Down £35m Manchester United Contract

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Wayne Rooney Has to Apologise to Coleen’s Parents: Sadistic Punishment for Hooker-Gate

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Wayne Rooney Given One Last Chance By Wife Coleen: Forgiving or Foolish?

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Helen Wood, Jenny Thompson and Wayne Rooney: The Threesome Money Could Certainly Buy

1 comment by Mad Dog and Glory on September 9th, 2010

Where there is one prostitute and a footballer…there is invariably another prostitute.

Sunday Mirror- Wayne Rooney cheated on pregnant wife with 21 year old brunette

Sep 5, 2010

If reports in the Sunday Mirror and the News of the World are to believed, England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney’s marriage has run into rough weather after it was revealed that the 24 year old cheated on his pregnant wife Colleen with brunette prostitute Jennifer Thompson.

The Mirror states that Rooney, who paid Thompson

Wayne Rooney Cheats On Wife Coleen with £1,200 Hooker Jenny Thompson

23 comments by Mad Dog and Glory on September 5th, 2010

Does this mean Old Trafford star was one of the two England international’s seeking a ’super injunction’?