Manchester Evening News — Roy Hodgson watched his Fulham side become the latest to be dismantled by Wayne Rooney and admitted it is little surprise Real Madrid think he is worth £100million. Real president Florentino Perez is “obsessed” with Rooney according to the club’s former president Ramon Calderon, despite the fact neither Manchester United nor their star man have given any indication a transfer is possible.
1 hour agoManchester Evening News — Another double from unstoppable Wayne Rooney and a late header from Dimitar Berbatov fired Manchester United back to the top of the Premier League. Rooney hit a brace to take his tally for the season up to 32 and sink Fulham's challenge at Old Trafford, while Bulgarian forward Berbatov headed home a third with minutes remaining.
1 hour agoManchester Evening News — Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson feels Wayne Rooney can match Cristiano Ronaldo's record of 42 goals in a season after seeing the in-form striker bag a double in the 3-0 win over Fulham. The Cottagers held United out during a goalless first half but Rooney slotted home from Nani's pass less than 30 seconds after the break before racking up his 32nd goal of the season with six minutes remaining.
1 hour agoManchester Evening News — Find out how we rated the Manchester United players for their performance in the 3-0 win over Fulham.
1 hour agoThe Guardian — This match almost entirely concealed its significance. Victory, thanks largely to a pair of goals from Wayne Rooney, takes Manchester United to the head of the table, but there was little sense of occasion. The emphatic result was achieved merely by two late strikes against weary visitors.There is seldom a good time for a mid-table side to visit Old Trafford, but the scheduling was particularly taxing for Fulham. On Thursday evening they had played a Europa League match at Juventus and Roy Hodgson felt obliged to make four changes to the line-up for the meeting with United. That step may have ...
3 hours agoThe Guardian — • Former Real president thinks Rooney would cost £80m• 'I imagine in that case Manchester United would have to sell'Real Madrid have an "obsession" about signing Wayne Rooney but would need to fork out £80m or more to do so, according to their former president Ramón Calderón.Real, who have spent £240m assembling a team with names such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaká and Xabi Alonso, were knocked out of the European Cup in midweek by Lyon.The current president, Florentino Pérez, has been linked with moves for José Mourinho to replace the manager Manuel Pellegrini, and the Manchester United striker R...
6 hours agoThe Guardian — Press F5 or use the autorefresh fandangle for the latest updates and email barney.ronay@guardian.co.uk with your paeans to Wayne Rooney. You can also follow all today's goals with our live score centre Block 1 Hello and welcome to exclusively typed live commentary of Manchester United v Fulham. Kick off is at 1.30. If you'd like to share your thoughts on anything you can email me or even communicate via Twitter if you like because I do all that now. While we're waiting I thought I'd mention some phrases that have already been unilaterally banned from today's MBM. I'm sorry for any inconvenien...
6 hours agoThe Guardian — The lad from Croxteth is ready to become the greatest player of his generation and has done so with the most British of qualitiesIn a Dublin bar they were showing Wayne Rooney dazzling Milan on a big screen at one end and Cristiano Ronaldo going out of the Champions League at the other. As they rubber‑necked to watch both spectacles, some of those drinkers looked as if they had seen a few alehouse visions of heaven and hell in their time.But these competing pictures glowed with revelatory force. If you had stopped the football carousel for five minutes on Wednesday night you might have said th...
17 hours agoManchester Evening News — Sir Alex Ferguson wants to make United the undisputed all-time kings of England before walking away from football. Fergie knows his incredible career cannot go on forever and is desperate to see his side move clear of Liverpool with a record 19 league titles.
March 13, 2010The Guardian — • Strikers came face-to-face at Old Trafford on Sunday• Fulham man resigned to not making England World Cup squadFulham head to Old Trafford tomorrow for the next stop in their relentless season with Bobby Zamora claiming that England can win the World Cup if Wayne Rooney maintains the "unbelievable" form he has shown in a Manchester United shirt when the finals get under way in South Africa in June.Zamora is enjoying his most prolific campaign in top-flight football and has been widely praised for the contribution he has made to Fulham's season, yet the 15 goals he has scored represent only h...
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