Wayne Rooney - Go or Stay (You lot asked for it). #1

[cheshiregreen]

Rooney has been dealt a difficult hand by the board and by injuries - but I’d still at least expect the team to play as if they’ve trained together before, to play with a bit of pride, to look semi-competent. I’ve backed him, I’ve defended him, but now I’m not sure.

Already pointed out elsewhere, struggling teams always have players who are injured. If the team was on a good run and near the top I suspect we'd have less players injured.

 

[Greenarmy1234]

It’s a totally different situation, Schumacher had shown as assistant and head coach that he was an outstanding prospect.

Yes, and Rooney has proved he isnt

 

[Steve Evans]

He simply has to go tonight.Martin Gritton "there just is no threat","Bristol city aren't one of the better teams".
I blame Morgan Whittaker.

 

[doozer]

Im in two minds …we’ve got a squad that’s bottom 3 in quality and we’re missing 5 or 6 of our best players ..would we be this bad without the injuries? .is there a manager out there who would be prepared to join us and could do better with these players ? . Could I , at the age of 50 beat victor Palsson in a sprint race? ..so many questions I don’t know the answer to
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[Larry David]

I voted to keep him until December. Lose at home to Oxford and forget the commercial opportunities raising the clubs profile impressive interview blah blah blah. Time for change and maybe just maybe don’t lean too heavily on Dewsnip and look outside Liverpool.

 

[Steve Evans]

Yes, and Rooney has proved he isnt

i agree,a clueless coach who will never get another managerial position.

 

[GerryH]

I don't think Rooney could manage a takeaway without Colleen.