Further to his comments post game against Man City, Wayne Rooney has again reiterated his commitment to Manchester United whilst paying homage to Sir Alex Ferguson.
There had been questions over Rooney’s future in the last few weeks, especially after he was fined a week wages and dropped for the loss against Blackburn following a poor showing in training after a night out with his partner.
But Rooney quashed these rumours and speaking to The Sun, the striker paid homage to his manager saying:
“Sir Alex is the greatest manager of all time.
“Of course I would like to play under him for the rest of my career.
“He’s a great manager and is a big reason why I joined Manchester United. If I could finish my career playing under Sir Alex then I won’t have gone far wrong.”
Rooney added,
“He is, in my eyes, the best ever.
“His success and his trophies speak for themselves. He’s an incredible manager and has done so much for football and so much for my game as well.
“His every-day commitment to his job is what makes him stand out. He’s in before the players every morning and leaves after you. His commitment, his desire to win and his dedication is incredible.”
These comments sound like they could easily be sarcastic. I feel Wayne sometimes tries to hard to be Mr Manchester United in the press, he should really leave it to his football to do that. Some things are just better un said, out of respect for himself and the fans. If he tried to pull a stunt like last time at least we weren’t mislead like pigs to the slaughter house. That shit is embarrassing, after we compared him to Bobby and Best and so on and so forth for him to later pull some silly media stunt.