The Mail Bag
Wayne Rooney
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So the little basterd is at it again, coming out and having a pop at our team. He claims that the victory against us made the three points that 'little bit sweeter.'
He goes on to say, 'There is a bit of banter between myself and the Everton fans. Sometimes I come out on top, sometimes they do.' More like hatred, Wayne. Wasn't banter when he couldn't stop himself running into the Street End's boards and had to get away as quick as he could after hundreds of blues started running down the stairs.
If only Carsley had of caught the bastards ankle.......
John Murphy, Posted 24/12/2007 at 15:39:27
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1 Posted 24/12/2007 at 17:45:39
2 Posted 24/12/2007 at 18:33:46
3 Posted 24/12/2007 at 18:41:35
He’s gone, forgotten but not forgiven.
4 Posted 24/12/2007 at 19:12:49
He hasn’t turned out to be the world class, defence-turning striker that we all believed he woul (glimpses of which were shown to us...but rarely since, and hardly for england). I wouldn’t put him in the top 10 players in the premiership. He might be young, and expensive, but he’s just another premiership player now.
5 Posted 24/12/2007 at 19:19:00
6 Posted 24/12/2007 at 19:26:40
7 Posted 24/12/2007 at 19:44:57
8 Posted 24/12/2007 at 19:46:24
9 Posted 24/12/2007 at 20:35:57
10 Posted 24/12/2007 at 20:57:29
The day he left was the worst day in my Evertonian life since Bally left and I still dont believe he would have left by choice.
On saying that, I hear he was kissing the man u badge at Analfield and THAT I cannot understand or condone.
Still, he’s gone and I am moving on!
Merry xmas blues!
11 Posted 24/12/2007 at 21:32:26
He reminds me in his petty vindictive gracelessness of Benitez - and I really can’t go lower than that. Other players have shown that you can leave a club in acromonious circumstances and yet with dignity (Gary Speed comes to mind). Rooney has not.
Rooney is widely regarded in the game and on the terraces as an immature twat. Because that is what he is. Moyes has instead created a club with a decent band of committed professionals, and not a bunch of showponys, cheats and children like ManUre and Liverpool. Happy Xmas Davey!
12 Posted 25/12/2007 at 00:03:16
Not this again???
Is there going to be some form of Rooney related comment everytime he plays against us over the next decade or so?
Who gives a rat’s?
It’s time to move on people.
I have as much interest in what Rooney says and does as I have in slicing off my sack with a spoon.
He’s gone. Everton are moving in the right direction, end of story.
13 Posted 25/12/2007 at 00:17:27
Please don’t mention Rooney and Bally in the same sentence. Alan was an icon, a true legend of our club. Rooney would not have bben fit to tie Bally’s boot laces.
14 Posted 25/12/2007 at 01:44:11
It’s a fact.
What a bastard, I hate im, and you know what else...................................
zzzzzzzzzzzzzz ( 211 pages deleted, ed )
and that’s why we don’t like him in our house,
’ eh girl, can you get me pills, I feel a headache coming on...............
15 Posted 25/12/2007 at 09:52:42
16 Posted 25/12/2007 at 12:56:35
17 Posted 25/12/2007 at 13:51:40
He left us a long, long time ago, and it seems that so many are still so chewed up, and so bitter about it.
How about you all get a life?
18 Posted 27/12/2007 at 21:38:42

