Monday, 15 July 2013

Chelsea and Arsenal set to battle for Wayne Rooney after shocking David Moyes comments

CHELSEA and Arsenal are on red alert for Manchester United star Wayne Rooney.
Wayne Rooney, Manchester United Wayne Rooney is valued at around £25m
New United boss David Moyes has shockingly suggested that the England ace is only good enough to provide back-up to Robin van Persie.
The comments are set to rile Rooney, who still wants out of Old Trafford.
And it could mean a move to Chelsea or Arsenal materialises quicker than expected.
“If for any reasons we had an injury to Robin van Persie, we'll need him”
David Moyes
Jose Mourinho last week admitted he was a huge fan of Rooney's while Arsene Wenger has the frontman on his wish-list.
Moyes, who has insisted Rooney won't be sold, said: "My thought on Wayne is, if for any reasons we had an injury to Robin van Persie, we'll need him.
"Wayne can play up on his own, he can play dropped in. It's going to be a time to see how I work with Wayne."
Rooney claps the United fans - but for how much longer? Rooney claps the United fans - but for how much longer?
"Manchester United isn't about Wayne Rooney. Manchester United is about the team - the club.
"I won't allow Wayne Rooney to become more important than the football club and the football team, because that's the heart of it."
Rooney has left United's pre-season tour with a hamstring injury, which is expected to keep him out of action for a month.
Goal celebrations like this have been few and far between for Wayne Rooney Goal celebrations like this have been few and far between for Wayne Rooney
Jose Mourinho is a big fan of Rooney's Jose Mourinho is a big fan of Rooney's
Arsene Wenger is weighing up a move for the United ace Arsene Wenger is weighing up a move for the United ace

New coach Phil Neville and star striker Robin van Persie New coach Phil Neville and star striker Robin van Persie
Rooney had wanted an apology from United as he claimed he hadn't submitted a transfer request Rooney had wanted an apology from United as he claimed he hadn't submitted a transfer request
All smiles here between Rooney and van Persie after winning the Premier League All smiles here between Rooney and van Persie after winning the Premier League
Sir Alex Ferguson left Rooney out of the side for the last game of his reign Sir Alex Ferguson left Rooney out of the side for the last game of his reign

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