Rooney to leave Man Utd?

[Numeric]

what a twat Rooney is...

basically blackmailed a team that is already a billion in debt just to satisfy his own greed..

ferguson should have told him to **** right off and said we want players that actually want to play for the club, not just for money.....

what ambitions was he talking about? to become the highest paid player in world football? probably

hes a class player no doubt but i know i wouldnt want a player with his kind of attitude

i hear what you're saying but all the big clubs have had issues when the time has come for their top players to sign new contracts

liverpool inparticular with gerrard, chelsea not so long ago with terry, and arsenal seem to be in a constant battle to keep fabregas, and henry before him

the 'amibition' line was very cheeky, and a lot of united fans aren't happy about that, but it's obvious that his agent had a lot to do with it

[Microdot]

Rumours were circulating around the middle of last season that Rooney had been seeking assurances that Utd would be investing in better players. Can't say I blame him completely. You can't expect loyalty from a scouser.

Don't be surprised if Rooney still leaves in January.
This new contract simply means Utd will be able ask a larger transfer fee and Rooney will be able to negotiate higher wages (although he'll miss out on a lot of what would have been a huge signing on fee).
I'd expect him to be sold in the summer at the latest.

The only real good to have come from all this is that we've all had another good laugh at Manchester City fans.

[DarkYoung]

i think Rooney will come good again and for Man Utd and England.

he's just a 25 year old lad ffs.

everyone deserves a blow out now and again.

[Numeric]

Rumours were circulating around the middle of last season that Rooney had been seeking assurances that Utd would be investing in better players. Can't say I blame him completely. You can't expect loyalty from a scouser.

Don't be surprised if Rooney still leaves in January.
This new contract simply means Utd will be able ask a larger transfer fee and Rooney will be able to negotiate higher wages (although he'll miss out on a lot of what would have been a huge signing on fee).
I'd expect him to be sold in the summer at the latest.

The only real good to have come from all this is that we've all had another good laugh at Manchester City fans.

i honestly believe he'll stay and that the whole fiasco was due to his agent attempting to get a better deal

if he does leave though the most important thing is that now united will be able to get dough for him