Contributors
Archives
- August 2006
- September 2006
- October 2006
- November 2006
- December 2006
- January 2007
- February 2007
- March 2007
- April 2007
- May 2007
- June 2007
- July 2007
- August 2007
- September 2007
- October 2007
- November 2007
- December 2007
- January 2008
- February 2008
- March 2008
- April 2008
- May 2008
- June 2008
- July 2008
- August 2008
- September 2008
- October 2008
- November 2008
- December 2008
- January 2009
- February 2009
- March 2009
- April 2009
- May 2009
- June 2009
- July 2009
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Rooney v AS Roma - no red mist or new injuries please...
So United are set to take on AS Roma in a game of little significance with the Reds having already secured their passage into the knockout phase of the Champions League by winning group F along with Roma who finished runner-up. No doubting the Italians will want to avenge last season's 7-1 mauling, which must still hurt, as will to a lesser extent the 1-0 defeat earlier this season. So there is something to play for.
When the two sides met in October at Old Trafford Wayne Rooney was the man who scored the match-winner. Tonight in the eternal city, Rooney will skipper a side that will be largely drawn from reserves and youngsters. The former Everton striker has suffered two serious injury setbacks already this season, the last thing United or Fergie needs right now is for Wayne to collect any new injuries, or to get himself sent off in a game that should in theory cause few problems for either side. However, football is a funny game and as we have seen from time to time when the dreaded red mist descends Rooney can lose it. Please do not let it happen tonight Wayne.
Saha, Nani, Fletcher, Brown and O'Shea are included in the squad along with Rooney and the manager will be desperately hoping that all of his senior players come through his this game unscathed ahead of the titanic clash with Liverpool at the weekend. Should Fergie lose Rooney due to events in Rome then the United manager will be left cursing his decision to play the England striker.
When the two sides met in October at Old Trafford Wayne Rooney was the man who scored the match-winner. Tonight in the eternal city, Rooney will skipper a side that will be largely drawn from reserves and youngsters. The former Everton striker has suffered two serious injury setbacks already this season, the last thing United or Fergie needs right now is for Wayne to collect any new injuries, or to get himself sent off in a game that should in theory cause few problems for either side. However, football is a funny game and as we have seen from time to time when the dreaded red mist descends Rooney can lose it. Please do not let it happen tonight Wayne.
Saha, Nani, Fletcher, Brown and O'Shea are included in the squad along with Rooney and the manager will be desperately hoping that all of his senior players come through his this game unscathed ahead of the titanic clash with Liverpool at the weekend. Should Fergie lose Rooney due to events in Rome then the United manager will be left cursing his decision to play the England striker.
Labels: AS Roma, Wayne Rooney
My Links
Comment policy
-
If you want some great odds, check out
- football betting online.
- 11Reds - unnoficial United blog
- Blog Announce
- BlogRankings.com
- Britblog.com
- Clubs in crisis
- EPLtalk.com
- Dentough-Manchester United
- Football latest videos
- Live Football
- Football Focus - An English blog
- Football nation
- 'Footbo' the football social network site
- Football News
- Free football betting
- Free football Bets
- Football T-Shirts
- In the mixer
- ManUnited Devils
- Man United News
- Man United Pies
- Man Utd news
- Manchester United news
- ManUtd24
- Old Trafford hotels
- Soccer Online
- Persian Soccer Press
- Red Rants
- Republik of Mancunia
- Retro Football T-shirts
- MUFC Lens
- Soccerblogs
- Soccer Fan News
- Spanish Football & Sports
- Scottish football blog
- Stretty Rants
- Soccer Streams
- TOP 100 SOCCER SITES
- United Blogger
- United Blogger (another one!)
- United-on-fire
- Simple life


