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/ 21 October 2010
As Wayne Rooney plots a route out of Manchester United, the rest of the squad will want to prove they can cope without the disgruntled striker.
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed on Tuesday that star striker Wayne Rooney wants to leave the club.
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/ 19 October 2010
The feverish guessing game over Wayne Rooney’s future is looming over Manchester United as they prepare to resume their Champions League campaign.
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/ 18 October 2010
The future of Wayne Rooney dominated media reports on Monday as speculation mounted that the he was set to leave Old Trafford.
Wayne Rooney said he was hurting and was "only a human being" in his first comments since being accused of cheating on his then-pregnant wife.
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/ 27 September 2010
Sir Alex Ferguson is facing a double injury headache ahead of Manchester United’s Champions League game at Valencia on Wednesday.
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/ 8 September 2010
Fabio Capello heaped praise on Wayne Rooney after the striker ended a week of speculation about his private life by helping England to victory.
Manchester United have been shown to be heavily reliant on Wayne Rooney, and if he is injured they could struggle this season.
Wayne Rooney has vowed to achieve redemption for his red-card exit from the last Soccer World Cup by firing England into the knockout stages.
The outbursts by England coach Fabio Capello and Wayne Rooney this week are a fair indication that a US victory wouldn’t be considered an upset.
England arrived in South Africa on Thursday morning hoping a favourable first-round draw can be the catalyst for a serious World Cup challenge.
Ryan Giggs has warned Bayern Munich to expect a ferocious assault from Manchester United in Wednesday’s Champions League quarterfinal.
Alex Ferguson believes Wayne Rooney could match Cristiano Ronaldo’s goal record after the striker reached the 30 mark against AC Milan on Wednesday.
Wayne Rooney has taken on Roy Keane’s role of chastising under-performers — but nobody will complain if he keeps delivering.
Sir Alex Ferguson was a relieved man after Manchester United survived a torrid opening to beat AC Milan 3-2 at the San Siro on Tuesday night.
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/ 23 January 2010
Champions Manchester United went top of the Premier League for the first time since October after a four-goal blitz by Wayne Rooney.
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/ 28 December 2009
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson hailed Wayne Rooney as a natural winner after the England striker inspired a 3-1 win at Hull.
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/ 19 October 2009
Manchester United will be without five senior players for their Champions League group match away to CSKA Moscow on Wednesday.
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/ 19 February 2009
Wayne Rooney scored on his return from injury as champions Manchester United crushed Fulham 3-0 at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
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/ 15 January 2009
Wayne Rooney scored the winner for Manchester United but suffered a hamstring injury in a 1-0 victory over Wigan Athletic on Wednesday.
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/ 21 December 2008
Wayne Rooney’s superb 73rd-minute strike gave 10-man Manchester United a 1-0 victory over Ecuador’s LDU in the Club World Cup final on Sunday.
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/ 21 October 2008
Attacking players Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbatov, Luca Toni and Robin van Persie are the talking points ahead of Champions League action on Tuesday.
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/ 17 October 2008
Manchester United are looking to Wayne Rooney as they seek to close the gap on Premier League pacesetters Chelsea and Liverpool this weekend.
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/ 16 October 2008
Spain beat Belgium 2-1 on Wednesday while England overcame Belarus 3-1 to keep their 100% records in 2010 Soccer World Cup qualifying.
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/ 23 September 2008
A number of athletes have managed to combine sporting excellence with a cigarette habit. Peta Bee reports.
Wayne Rooney’s fragile temperament came to the fore once again in Cape Town as Manchester United drew 1-1 with Kaizer Chiefs at Newlands.
Manchester United has another English title and Cristiano Ronaldo. Chelsea has a huge, talented squad and the wealth of owner Roman Abramovich. There is no underdog in this Champions League final as two English clubs make history by going head to head in Moscow.
It could hardly be more fitting. Fifty years after the Munich air disaster that killed 23 people and rocked a city, Manchester United stand on the brink of a European
triumph, something that means so much to the local people and to the club itself. Eight United players died in the crash in 1958, wiping out many footballers who experts believed could go on to dominate Europe for many years to come.
Sir Alex Ferguson believes his young Manchester United stars will become Old Trafford legends if they win the Champions League. Ferguson’s side retained the Premier League title on Sunday and now the Scot has turned his attention to the Champions League final against Chelsea, the team they edged out of the title.
Ryan Giggs etched his name even deeper into the history of Manchester United as he struck the goal which confirmed the Old Trafford club’s 10th English Premier League title in the space of 15 years. His introduction as a second-half substitute at Wigan on Sunday saw the 34-year-old equal United’s appearance record of 758 games held by Bobby Charlton.
Manchester United clinched their 17th English championship on Sunday by beating Wigan 2-0 in a nail-biting finale to the most thrilling Premier League title battle in years. Pushed to the wire by Chelsea, United claimed the 10th title of Sir Alex Ferguson’s reign by two points after their rivals were held to a 1-1 draw by Bolton in their final match.
Alex Ferguson has promised a more ambitious approach from his Manchester United side in Tuesday’s Champions League semifinal second leg at home to Barcelona. Ferguson told the media that ”the game now starts at Old Trafford — it’s the decider.”