English Premier League

[ts_addict]

I'm a Manchester City fan and I still don't think Rooney will leave United.
I think he was orginally just trying to get a huge contract but it got out of hand and now it is a very awkward situation.

Chelsea is his most likely destination.

[morascodon]

IMO Rooney isn't past his prime. His best season was last year. But I do agree with u that he wouldn't be a good investment IMO he's not as good as ppl put him out to be. Don't get me wrong he's a good player. But I don't think he is worth as much.

[Tbone]

Rooney turns 25 tomorrow, so I doubt he is past his prime.

I don't think he has regained full fitness following last season's injuries. And being at the World Cup this summer meant he returned this season at less than 100%. And his head hasn't been fully focused on football, distracted by his problems with prostitutes.
I'm sure then new ?250k per week (as reported in the Daily Mirror, today) contract should help him find his form.


Annoyingly today Fulham returned to their bad habit of a few seasons ago - taking a 1-0 lead, but losing 2-1.

[Kylieam1]

He is far from past his prime. After 5 years if they dont get him help it could be a problem. His form is off atm ifeel he is hurt and foolishly trying to play. Plus everything with the prostitute. Thats probablywhy he wanted to get away from manchester. The money is always a huge factor. They had a chance to get ozul before real for cheap under 10 million euros they messed up bad on that one. They need one great midfielder and a new goalie van der sar is done after this year.