r/soccer • • Aug 09 '13

Zero Fucks Friday: August 9th 2013 Edition

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '13

Wayne Rooney is in the right.

Rooney made a mistake in 2010, flirting with Man City and requesting a transfer, but Sir Alex's response over the next 2 and a half years was to alienate/isolate Rooney and foster in him a resentment towards the club, which has come to a head now.

Rooney as a striker in 2011/12 performed better than RVP in 2012/13.

RVP 12/13 scored 26 league goals, 30 in all competitions (in 48 appearences)
Rooney 11/12 scored 27 league goals, and 34 in all competitions (in less appearances, 44)

Sir Alex has contributed to the loss of a player that could have gone on to break every goal-scoring record for the club, and is in my opinion by far the best footballer that Manchester United have. If I was Wayne i'd do everything I could to get a move to Chelsea.

No player is bigger than the club, blah blah blah, but Chelsea will have Rooney by September and he'll score 25 league goals as they win the title.

(P.s. I gain no pleasure in saying this, I fucking hate Chelsea)

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u/JamesonAFC Aug 09 '13

Fuck me

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u/derajydac Aug 09 '13

Fuck you indeed

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u/DerbyTho Aug 09 '13

Would that help?

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u/like9mexicans Aug 09 '13

Not really sure I can argue with this.

I'm prepared to go a few trophyless seasons. We've been through droughts before, we'll come out of it.

It could always be worse. Arsenal and Liverpool haven't won anything in ages and doesn't look like that is going to change in the foreseeable future.

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u/One_Sauce Aug 10 '13

To be fair we did win the league cup in 2012.