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Rooney, had a go at fans for booing, the man is a idiot, what does he want, pat on the back!

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    darkmothdarkmoth Posts: 12,265
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    overpaid brat
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,787
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    So, do you think the England 'fans' booing their own teams helps the players?
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    Dont pick him for England and let him get on with playing for United.

    Apparently that would make England fans happy judging by their reaction to him and as a United fan id be chuffed.

    Problem solved.
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    MalbrenMalbren Posts: 3,308
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    Not clever of him. Tonights performace was awful, did he expect them to be cheered off, clapped off :confused:

    Surely not!
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    ÆnimaÆnima Posts: 38,548
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    I agree with Rooney.

    I am disapointed, but if I was there, I wouldn't boo the team.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 122
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    What did he exactly say?

    "Nice that the home fans boo ya....?"
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    Pink_PounderPink_Pounder Posts: 13,168
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    darkmoth wrote: »
    overpaid brat

    Underpaid whinger?
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,787
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    Cantona07 wrote: »
    Dont pick him for England and let him get on with playing for United.

    Apparently that would make England fans happy judging by their reaction to him and as a United fan id be chuffed.

    Problem solved.

    That sounds fair to me.

    Even as an Englishman, Englishmen during the world cup can really annoy me sometimes.
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    HetalHetal Posts: 5,415
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    Pink_Pounder wrote: »
    Underpaid whinger?

    Stop sucking Rooney's balls. He was awful tonight.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,787
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    Hetal wrote: »
    Stop sucking Rooney's balls. He was awful tonight.

    Having one bad match means defending him in a non-footballing sense is 'sucking his balls', does it?
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,357
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    Sorry but Rooney has no right to moan. Absolutely no right.These fans sang their heart out and saved for ages to come see a terrible terrible peformance? I'd do worse if I was there. If it was an Italian(I am Italian) i'd want to rip his head off for being so damn childish and disrespectful. He was crap deal with it.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,283
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    Hetal wrote: »
    Stop sucking Rooney's balls. He was awful tonight.

    :eek:
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    Potholderz wrote: »
    That sounds fair to me.

    Even as an Englishman, Englishmen during the world cup can really annoy me sometimes.

    As a scotsman im actually quite happy to watch England win and even im getting pissed of with the level of idiocy displayed on here from people who were probably watching big brother last week and will be back to that next week.
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    lux lisbon 2lux lisbon 2 Posts: 6,273
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    Potholderz wrote: »
    So, do you think the England 'fans' booing their own teams helps the players?

    To be fair the fans paid thousands to be there, even when times are tough back home and a bit of heart and spirit from England would have been apprciated. If it were say Brazil in a tough match then you could understand the result but it was Algeria and I'm not surprised the fans were pissed off!
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    GeneralissimoGeneralissimo Posts: 6,289
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    Heat of the moment, frustrated at his own/the teams performance, its just his character.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,357
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    I don't get why fans who spent so much money getting to South Africa need to hide criticism of a team who were useless and didn't even seem bothered. These are meant to be professional footballers they have to deal with it and accept it.Don't want it?Play well
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    Pink_PounderPink_Pounder Posts: 13,168
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    Potholderz wrote: »
    Having one bad match means defending him in a non-footballing sense is 'sucking his balls', does it?

    ...I would happily suck Rooney's balls, for the record.
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    lux lisbon 2 wrote: »
    To be fair the fans paid thousands to be there, even when times are tough back home and a bit of heart and spirit from England would have been apprciated. If it were say Brazil in a tough match then you could understand the result but it was Algeria and I'm not surprised the fans were pissed off!

    Rooney is probably the only player i know of who has been criticised for "caring too much", "loving the game" and "wearing his heart on his sleeve" to the extent that people say its a bad thing.

    Apparently now he doesnt give a toss.

    Funny that.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,787
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    lux lisbon 2 wrote: »
    To be fair the fans paid thousands to be there, even when times are tough back home and a bit of heart and spirit from England would have been apprciated. If it were say Brazil in a tough match then you could understand the result but it was Algeria and I'm not surprised the fans were pissed off!

    If you go to see your team play, you do it in the knowledge that they might not win.
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    Rikki65Rikki65 Posts: 8,449
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    Thick overpaid ar*ehole thug. I wonder if he really wants England to win; he cant even be bothered to sing the National Anthem but he's quite happy to take the money in the name of England. Unpatriotic prat!!! grrrrrrrrrr!!!!!
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    occyoccy Posts: 65,530
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    A lot of fans have spent a lot of their money coming to see England perform. They are not expecting to see bad performance. These players are paid lots, so they should get there act together.
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    ÆnimaÆnima Posts: 38,548
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    Cantona07 wrote: »
    Rooney is probably the only player i know of who has been criticised for "caring too much", "loving the game" and "wearing his heart on his sleeve" to the extent that people say its a bad thing.

    Apparently now he doesnt give a toss.

    Funny that.

    Exactly- his anger at the fans just shows how frustrated he is at his performance and how much getting a positive reaction means to him.
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    roidboy_roidboy_ Posts: 1,138
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    rooney is a load of crap

    world class my ars*
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,787
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    roidboy_ wrote: »
    rooney is a load of crap

    world class my ars*

    Voice of reason, eh.
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    Rikki65 wrote: »
    Thick overpaid ar*ehole thug. I wonder if he really wants England to win; he cant even be bothered to sing the National Anthem but he's quite happy to take the money in the name of England. Unpatriotic prat!!! grrrrrrrrrr!!!!!

    He doesnt get paid for playing for England. Dont let facts get in the way of a mindless rant though.
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