Could Rooney be a Claret?
Could Rooney be a Claret?
Just read United gonna pay him off and he's free to go wherever he wants I feel Rooney's priority is his family first and foremost and that's excellent and his football ambitions are probably more personal achievements, he's done everything at the highest level so what does he do now? I don't think he will be moving anywhere for the cash the interest on his fortune earns more in a week than most people dream about earning in a year If he went to a trophy hunting big club he wouldn't play much but what about him being the leader and architect of relative success with a club like our's, I'd love it after all the last Evertonion we signed did ok!
Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
I think you might be on the Claret !!!
More chance of us signing Mickey Rooney.
More chance of us signing Mickey Rooney.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
I wouldn't have him on a free - let's look forwards not backwards.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
With money being his second. Which counts us out.LordBob wrote:I feel Rooney's priority is his family first and foremost
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
I read somewhere that Rooney's told people he won't play for another English club unless its Everton.
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No lardows for BCF please.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
how dare he not consider us. Rooney out!Sidney1st wrote:I read somewhere that Rooney's told people he won't play for another English club unless its Everton.
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Shearer on motd stated rooney would play for fifty quid a week.... so money not a problem!FactualFrank wrote:With money being his second. Which counts us out.
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Yeah because Shearer always makes sense and speaks the truth. Think back to Rooney's falling out do the other year, which was suddenly put to bed with a nice wage increase and new contract. It's clear as day that money is one of his priorities.mrhungryone wrote:Shearer on motd stated rooney would play for fifty quid a week.... so money not a problem!
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
Thankfully you said Evertonian, meaning supporting them, rather than last player from Everton which I think was GazzaLordBob wrote: I'd love it after all the last Evertonion we signed did ok!
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My tongue was firmly in my cheek.......FactualFrank wrote:Yeah because Shearer always makes sense and speaks the truth. Think back to Rooney's falling out do the other year, which was suddenly put to bed with a nice wage increase and new contract. It's clear as day that money is one of his priorities.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
Martin dobsonwilks_bfc wrote:Thankfully you said Evertonian, meaning supporting them, rather than last player from Everton which I think was Gazza
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
Non argument, Frank. That's just playing politics to get the best deal you can.FactualFrank wrote:Yeah because Shearer always makes sense and speaks the truth. Think back to Rooney's falling out do the other year, which was suddenly put to bed with a nice wage increase and new contract. It's clear as day that money is one of his priorities.
He'll get better offers than us though. Probably end up back at Everton.
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Plenty of grab a grannies in Burnley..
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We've got more chance of signing Mickey Rooney (who is probably fitter and certainly better looking than ol' fat head).
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
Pretty sure Gazza was after Dobomrhungryone wrote:Martin dobson
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
I've heard it all now! No thanks. Lazy. Wouldn't suit Dyche or BFC.
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He was but i was thinking dobbo had a bigger impact and lasted a bit longer than gazza....wilks_bfc wrote:Pretty sure Gazza was after Dobo
Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
1.Oddly he isn't what we need
2. 250 k a week isn't enough so he will be off to China or if his Mrs doesn't fancy it off to Everton for 100 k week
2. 250 k a week isn't enough so he will be off to China or if his Mrs doesn't fancy it off to Everton for 100 k week
Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
If I was him I'd be off to somewhere more exotic. How can you spend 250k a week in North Weat England.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
He can't play central mid.
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Whilst appreciating that this thread is non-sense, I personally would rather have Danny Ings.
Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
People who are seriously suggesting that Rooney would be no good for us (even though it's never going to happen) need their heads seeing to.
He's about 100 times better than anything we currently have in his position.
He's about 100 times better than anything we currently have in his position.
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He isn't.BurnleyFC wrote:People who are seriously suggesting that Rooney would be no good for us (even though it's never going to happen) need their heads seeing to.
He's about 100 times better than anything we currently have in his position.
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If you say so...Diesel wrote:He isn't.
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bummers are deaf..BurnleyFC wrote:If you say so...
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
Oh yes he is.
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Yea Danny Ings could put cones out and paint the penalty spots...
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What Jeff.Diesel wrote:bummers are deaf..
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
The answer is most definitely no.
More importantly, there are several 'more realistic' signings I'd much rather have ahead of Wayne... including players in the Championship.
More importantly, there are several 'more realistic' signings I'd much rather have ahead of Wayne... including players in the Championship.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
The only way we could afford his wages enough is if Burnley held his image rights during the year or two he'd be here. Unless he took a sizable pay cut.
Even so, if it cost a net 10 million to have him for a season i'd take him, and that wouldn't be much of a pay cut. But i'm under no illusions that it would happen.
Even so, if it cost a net 10 million to have him for a season i'd take him, and that wouldn't be much of a pay cut. But i'm under no illusions that it would happen.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
It's nailed on he will be at Everton. They tried to get him on loan in January. It will attract big names if he goes there, they have the money but it takes superstars to get superstars in.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
No. It's nailed on for who can offer the him most with the last payday looming all allegiances roots are quickly forgotten. Once a blue always a blue doesn't think home first dollar will speak first & foremost.Quickenthetempo wrote:It's nailed on he will be at Everton. They tried to get him on loan in January. It will attract big names if he goes there, they have the money but it takes superstars to get superstars in.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
I remember a time when we brought in aging Div 1 "stars", it didn't do us much good then and wouldn't now.
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boatshed bill wrote:I remember a time when we brought in aging Div 1 "stars", it didn't do us much good then and wouldn't now.
He's only 31. Barton is 34!
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
BurnleyFC wrote:People who are seriously suggesting that Rooney would be no good for us (even though it's never going to happen) need their heads seeing to.
He's about 100 times better than anything we currently have in his position.
He most certainly is a better sub than any we currently haveDiesel wrote:He isn't.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
Rooney would struggle in any team where he'd have to work.
Over-rated, past it.
A great example of where the Prem - and England - have gone tits up.
Over-rated, past it.
A great example of where the Prem - and England - have gone tits up.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
And?Spijed wrote:He's only 31. Barton is 34!
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And 31 is not too old. Zlatan Ibrahimović is 35 and he's doing pretty well at Utd.boatshed bill wrote:And?
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Think he could be implying since hitting the big time we are the new look team as a rehabilitation centre for taking on footballers with egos & baggage & lost talent or yet discovered???boatshed bill wrote:And?
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How would you describe Joey Barton then?Jakubclaret wrote:Think he could be implying since hitting the big time we are the new look team as a rehabilitation centre for taking on footballers with egos & baggage & lost talent or yet discovered???
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
It's not Rooney's age that's the problem, it's the fact that he's garbage.
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The bench will get stronger though.BurnleyFC wrote:
He's about 100 times better than anything we currently have in his position.
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Ok on the spot not the greatest fan decent footballer but don't like the bad press that seems to follow (not every club) I like honest low profile pros to be honest.Spijed wrote:How would you describe Joey Barton then?
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
It's pointless using Barton as an example for several reasons, not least because his PL career appeared already over when we took him on, and we were not a PL team. He had something to prove (I guess) and seems to have done that. He's still making his story here.
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
evensteadiereddie wrote:Rooney would struggle in any team where he'd have to work.
Over-rated, past it.
A great example of where the Prem - and England - have gone tits up.
You're honestly going to question Rooney's workrate?
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Re: Could Rooney be a Claret?
No, no, a thousand times NO!!! Put this miserable idea to rest right now.
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I'm far from Rooneys biggest fan but calling him garbage and lazy it's just daft.