
Daily Mail Thierry Henry and Wayne Rooney both developed quicker than Arsenal and Everton respectively and both left their clubs. Will the same happen with Gareth Bale and Tottenham?
Tottenham Hotspur 11 hours agoThe Guardian From the José Mourinho circus to the future of Wayne Rooney, some stories are set to run and runJosé's special schtickAt Chelsea there are generally two camps: those who can't wait to see José Mourinho back (see: banners since about November) and those who could live without the circus. If and when he returns to London, it will be interesting to see how it pans out. Will Mourinho go straight for the role of pantomime villain, or does the absence of a ready-made, cartoonish arch-enemy mean he can take things down a notch?What Bale does next"If we want to make it better next season we have to ho...
Manchester City May 21, 2013Shields Gazette DAVID Moyes has set his sights on keeping Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford.
Sunderland May 20, 2013
Daily Mail Wayne Rooney is set for David Moyes showdown with Jose Mourinho free to return to Chelsea. Read the headlines from the national newspapers on Tuesday, May 21.
West Ham United May 20, 2013The Guardian • Striker played under David Moyes at Everton• Rio Ferdinand to sign one-year contract this weekDavid Moyes is minded to keep Wayne Rooney at Manchester United and the new manager is hopeful he can convince the striker that his long-term future remains at the club.Moyes, who spent his first day of work as United's manager visiting the club's Carrington training ground, will make resolving Rooney's future one of his priorities. He was welcomed on Monday by the news that Rio Ferdinand will sign a new one-year contract no later than Friday.Last month Rooney met Sir Alex Ferguson, the outgoing man...
Manchester United May 20, 2013The Guardian • Moyes will experience club's global brand, says Ferguson • New manager must decide Rooney's future, Ferguson addsSir Alex Ferguson has warned David Moyes the biggest challenge will be the "enormity" of Manchester United when taking over as manager and said his successor will decide if Wayne Rooney should stay at the club.After Sunday's trip to West Bromwich Albion, Ferguson steps down in his 27th year in charge of United. Asked what Moyes should give the most consideration to when becoming manager, Ferguson said: "I think the enormity of the club – he will soon realise that anyways. The glob...
Manchester United May 17, 2013Shields Gazette Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has laughed off claims that he will try to sign England striker Wayne Rooney this summer.
Newcastle United May 17, 2013
Daily Telegraph Arsène Wenger insists no interest in Wayne Rooney but admits they're on brink of signing striker Yaya Sanogo.
Arsenal May 17, 2013The Guardian Chelsea fans have the chance to say sorry to Rafael Benítez, Steve Harper bows out after 20 years at St James' Park, while Sir Alex Ferguson – and possibly Wayne Rooney – say farewell to Manchester United1 The Bridge of SighsThose Chelsea fans who, due to some imagined slight, made life so hard for Rafael Benítez have a chance to say sorry when the Europa League-winning manager presides over the last Premier League game of his interim reign. Hats off to Benítez for his "rant" – actually, it was a pretty measured statement of the obvious – against militant Chelsea fans after an FA Cup win at Mi...
Chelsea May 16, 2013
Daily Mail Arsenal have discussed a move for unsettled Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. Less than 12 months after selling Robin van Persie to this season’s Premier League champions, the Gunners are plotting an equally dramatic move for his troubled team-mate.
Chelsea May 16, 2013The Guardian • Mike Ashley owns the retail company and football club• 'Newcastle see Wayne as their ideal player'A report on the Sports Direct website, the retail company owned by the Newcastle United owner, Mike Ashley, claims the north-east club are trying to sign Wayne Rooney from Manchester United.Rooney, who was targeted by Newcastle before he moved to United from Everton in 2004, is contemplating a transfer away from Old Trafford, with Sir Alex Ferguson claiming after his final home game in charge that the forward has asked to leave the club. A number of clubs have been linked with Rooney and Sports ...
Manchester United May 15, 2013The Guardian • 'SportsDirect News wishes to express its sincere apologies'• Rooney article 'published without authority … and is untrue'The website of Sports Direct, the retail company owned by the Newcastle United owner, Mike Ashley, has apologised for publishing a story suggesting that the club were trying to sign Wayne Rooney from Manchester United, admitting that it was untrue.The striker, who was targeted by Newcastle before he moved to United from Everton in 2004, is contemplating a transfer away from Old Trafford, with Sir Alex Ferguson claiming after his final home game in charge that the forward h...
Manchester United May 15, 2013Shields Gazette MIKE Ashley’s Sports Direct News website has apologised to Wayne Rooney after publishing a story saying Newcastle United were in talks with the Manchester United striker.
Newcastle United May 15, 2013The Northern Echo NEWCASTLE United have rubbished an internet story linking them with a possible move for Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney.
Newcastle United May 15, 2013Shields Gazette NEWCASTLE United are looking to sign Wayne Rooney, according to a story on the website of club owner Mike Ashley’s firm Sports Direct.
Newcastle United May 15, 2013