D/L wrote:Words fail me for once.
mikesiva wrote:budgetmeansbudget wrote:Unreal. Rashford brace.
remember the name!
st_brendy wrote:Amazing what happens when you play a striker who wants to score, who wants to impress - as opposed to one who has seen his best days and is happy collecting £300k a week.
Aidan11 wrote:st_brendy wrote:Amazing what happens when you play a striker who wants to score, who wants to impress - as opposed to one who has seen his best days and is happy collecting £300k a week.
It always amazes me how people can criticise Wayne Rooney.
He has recently broken Bobby Charlton's long standing England goal-scoring record and is closing in on his club record.
But hey, the bloke can't play.
Aidan11 wrote:st_brendy wrote:Amazing what happens when you play a striker who wants to score, who wants to impress - as opposed to one who has seen his best days and is happy collecting £300k a week.
It always amazes me how people can criticise Wayne Rooney.
He has recently broken Bobby Charlton's long standing England goal-scoring record and is closing in on his club record.
But hey, the bloke can't play.
D/L wrote:Words fail me for once.
st_brendy wrote:Aidan11 wrote:st_brendy wrote:Amazing what happens when you play a striker who wants to score, who wants to impress - as opposed to one who has seen his best days and is happy collecting £300k a week.
It always amazes me how people can criticise Wayne Rooney.
He has recently broken Bobby Charlton's long standing England goal-scoring record and is closing in on his club record.
But hey, the bloke can't play.
Massive congratulations to Rooney for scoring all those goals against Andorra, Macedonia, Lithuania and San Marino. World class that.
And anyway, I never said that he wasn't good once upon a time.
Aidan11 wrote:st_brendy wrote:Aidan11 wrote:st_brendy wrote:Amazing what happens when you play a striker who wants to score, who wants to impress - as opposed to one who has seen his best days and is happy collecting £300k a week.
It always amazes me how people can criticise Wayne Rooney.
He has recently broken Bobby Charlton's long standing England goal-scoring record and is closing in on his club record.
But hey, the bloke can't play.
Massive congratulations to Rooney for scoring all those goals against Andorra, Macedonia, Lithuania and San Marino. World class that.
And anyway, I never said that he wasn't good once upon a time.
It's easy to forget that Charlton played in an era when England were thrashing opponents by 6,8 & 10 goals so he helped himself to easy goals as well
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