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Paul Scholes has responded to his former Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney after the latter said he wouldn't accept the 2012 Premier League title if Manchester City were stripped of it. Since the bombshell legal verdict that found Man City guilty of the vast majority of the 115 charges made against them by the Premier League‚ there has been much debate over how City's illustrious period from 2009-2018 should be judged. Rio Ferdinand and David De Gea have publicly called for the 2011-12 prize to be added to their medal collection but Rooney said Man United do not 'deserve' to be awarded it.
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Rooney's former team-mates Rio Ferdinand and David De Gea have publicly called for the 2011-12 prize to be added to their medal collection‚ with City found guilty of the vast majority of the 115 charges made against them by the Premier League. The bombshell verdict has opened a can of worms over how City's illustrious period from 2009-2018 should be judged‚ with players‚ fans and managers campaigning for the rewriting of history.
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Wayne Rooney's new life at 40: he undergoes surgery‚ loses weight "without injections" and reinvents himself'
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£72million striker Benjamin Sesko has been under fire from United's all time top goal scorer‚ Wayne Rooney‚ for sitting out the club's 1-1 draw away at Fulham with a shin injury. Rooney took to his podcast‚ Stick to United‚ with Mark Goldbridge‚ to voice his displeasure with Sesko's absence from Sunday's game.
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Wayne Rooney launched a furious rant against the 'horrendous' VAR decision to let Erling Haaland's winning goal stand against Manchester United. Referee chiefs have admitted that the call was a mistake in a grovelling apology to United after failing to penalise Enzo Fernandez for straying offside.
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“I have to say.” - Two Man United legends are saying the same thing about controversial City goal
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‘Big concern' - Wayne Rooney hits out at two Man Utd transfer mistakes as Michael Carrick ‘left short'
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Wayne Rooney says Arsenal's Gabriel Magalhaes was 'extremely lucky' not to be sent off for a kick to the head - with the centre back's antics being picked apart in the wake of their 2-1 win over Chelsea. The Gunners secured a turnaround in their third Premier League game of the season with goals from Kai Havertz and Martin Odegaard cancelling out Morgan Rogers's second-minute opener. But much of the focus from fans has been on Gabriel - who Rooney says could have seen red inside just six minutes with Arsenal already 1-0 down. And punditry partner Ashley Young suggests the incident was 'not properly studied' by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR).
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Wayne Rooney has named the player that Manchester United 'can't rely on' heading into the new season during the first episode of his new Red Devils-centric podcast. Man United were downed by former manager Ruben Amorim's AC Milan 4-2 in their final pre-season friendly ahead of the start of the new Premier League season.
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Coleen Rooney 'desperate to stop Kai copying Wayne' as she gets involved in Man United career
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Wayne Rooney said it best on the BBC. He described it as 'crap'‚ explaining: 'I thought the best part was when it finished.' In that moment‚ Rooney became a man of the match contender. Not many players for Argentina or Spain had performed better by that point‚ after all. The FIFA vanity project started long before this half-time show‚ of course. Those inside the MetLife Stadium could hardly hear the rather random pre-match speech from Tom Cruise because the Argentinian supporters in particular were singing over the American actor's words. Perhaps it was in protest at him not having parachuted on to the pitch. Could have even borrowed Donald Trump's Marine One helicopter that he flew in on. Therein lay the first of FIFA's many mistakes.
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Brutal Wayne Rooney doesn't hold back as World Cup final half-time show gets instant reaction
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Wayne Rooney has fulfilled his promise of rowing down the Hudson River after he was left stunned by Norway's remarkable World Cup run to the quarter-finals. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Big Apple‚ Rooney heaved his way through one of the world's most famous waterways alongside fellow BBC pundits and former England team-mates Joe Hart and Micah Richards. While Hart credited Richards with being a 'natural'‚ the same perhaps could not be said of Rooney‚ who yelled: 'I think I pulled my thigh.'
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