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looks like a bleeding viking or scotish person
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prob talk a load of ****
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put a load of weight on wow
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cant be as bad as shearer surley
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hair transplant didnt go well
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He's a size and a half now.
Probably ate 6,000 calaries a day when he was training and playing. Can't do that when you've retired |
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Every time the team he manages loses a game he eats a biscuit.
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and the crumbs go on his head
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Knows his stuff when it come to football
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Doppleganger for Henry the Eight!
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He's a great pundit.
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The Dragon
Lol looks like a Scottish person very funny made me laugh |
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Roggrain.
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Looks like someone has stuck a lead to a pump of some sort up his backside and wont stop pressing down on the pedal, gets bigger and bigger everytime I seem him
Honey I blew up the granny sh@gger |
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Does this TV make me look fat? The extra-10-pounds myth
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2009/08/does-this-camera-make-me-look-fat-the-extra-10-pounds-myth/ |
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looks like a bleeding viking or scotish person
Don't be so insulting to Vikings, Dragon... Come join us at www.reddit.com/r/BetfairFootballForum! |
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England could be doing with him currently despite carrying a bit of condition.
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Could be managing them, or helping Southgate understand basics of football.
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he was some player alright
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If Wayne was still playing he'd be a £150m footballer
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Rooney and Ronaldo was probably the best strike pairing
I've seen in Premier league. They were telepathic at times. Rooney would improve any team as a player in his prime. £150 million would be cheap. |
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Magnificent talent. Seems a good lad too.
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beckham and teddy sherringham was fantastic and when ted went back to spurs beckham and van nistelrooy was a perfect replacement....
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Rooney & Ronnie. There was one picture of them in the off season. CR7 was fit toned and bronzed ready to go. Roo looked like a cross between the michelin man & eden hazard.
Ferguson used to say it took Rooney 5 or 6 games to get up to match fitness at the start of a new season for Utd. Which just goes to show... All those times he rocked up at a world cup or euros for ingerlund, especially off the back of an injury, they might as well have left him at home. Nothing ever changes with england does it... |
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This thread hasn't quite turned out how the OP had intended
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Agreed Duffy..but while we are on Rooney thought he did pretty well as a pundit. Just watched Ian Wright - I like him...but...he is getting very slack now as apundit...nothing to add whatsover tonite in fact found wanting for any insight or preparedness whatsover...possibly on the jolly. Ange was good.
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For as long as Ian Wright has been a pundit, he has alway been made to be the third leg, always stuck on the end, always left with the crumbs, that's why he once left matach of the day back when Hansen was there with Shearer, he said there was nothing left to analyse after they were finished. Nothing's changed then. Why does and Irishman in Keane get first dibs on England matches for example ffs, ask the Englisman first, Kind Regards.
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I have to say that as much as Keane is my favourite United player, he's not on the panel for his tactical analysis is he, he's there for the occasional blow up, what he contributes by way of "effort" "passion" etc etc etc, we kind of know already.
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I have to say that as much as Keane is my favourite United player, he's not on the panel for his tactical analysis is he, he's there for the occasional blow up, what he contributes by way of "effort" "passion" etc etc etc, we kind of know already.Grin
--------------------- In fairness he's only doing his job... |
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Which makes him compelling viewing, Duffy. He’d say the things others wouldn’t dare say.
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Yeah, I agree, I was just saying, horses for courses, we know what he's there for, nothing better than most of United's performances over the past few seasons when he's been on the panel, particularly when he's rowed with Carragher.
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well that didnt start well did it?
Long hard struggle ahead for wayne if he lasts beyond the Autumn |
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sacked in the morning.
next club be in for him by next weekend. |
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Relegation favourites. Every week is gonna be a slog.
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He seems to have an obsession with League One
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1.07 on here to be relegated
give it up wayne |
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2/1 with the books. I can’t see many being tempted at 1.07 today!
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indeed it will settle but the 9/4 before the game will have well gone
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Seasons 1 game in.
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He's going around the divisions like a serial killer ffs
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