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Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 10:12 am
by abbey
sixyearsleft wrote: Injured Rooney a World Cup doubt
Wayne Rooney is a doubt for the World Cup after fracturing a metatarsal bone in his right foot during Manchester United's 3-0 defeat at Chelsea.
I cant help it, i know its only a game, but i will be devastated if Wayne Rooney doesn't make it to the world cup, i'm deeply hurt at the thought of it :-1

:-1
Me too six, but is'nt it sad that we pin our hopes on one footballer?
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 11:31 am
by abbey
sixyearsleft wrote: He's a kid with majic feet, any team would miss him, we still have good players,
but i was so looking forward to watching him play in the world cup,
it's very sad:(I cant but agree being a Man U follower myself, i just feel a little sorry for the rest of the squad, it must knock their confidence a little.
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 3:14 pm
by gmc
Don't worry lads solace is at hand.
http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid ... =661462006
England fan's £1m insurance cover for World Cup trauma
A FOOTBALL fan has insured himself for £1 million against the trauma of seeing England knocked out of the early stages of World Cup.
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Mr Hucker, of Ipswich, said some people might think the insurance policy was funny, but it was serious. He said England were always the "nearly men" and he had suffered trauma after England had been knocked out of every major competition.
"I feel very patriotic and very optimistic. To have psychological trauma and depression is something I don't want," he said.
:yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl
If any of you need help in learning how to enjoy wallowing in misery at the crap performance of your national football team just ask a scottish supporter. It's not losing that matters it's being able to enjoy it.
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 1:27 am
by Bez
abbey wrote: Me too six, but is'nt it sad that we pin our hopes on one footballer?
Exactly....aren't there 22 other players going ??...OK I know they're not all strikers. !
Anyone know anything about this young 17 yr old that's been picked ?
The 1st England match is the on the 10th June....the day my son gets married. I'll have to keep sneaking off to my hotel room to see how they're getting on

Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 3:18 am
by chrisb84uk
I must admit I was surprised as well when I saw that Theo Walcott was included in our World Cup squad, but it just goes to show the fantastic potential that we have what with the likes of Aaron Lennon and Stewart Downing also being brought up to the senior level.
I do just hope though that if Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney aren't able to fully play at 100%, that too much pressure isn't put at these youngsters feets. Though what a stage to show off your skills huh!!
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 3:32 am
by chrisb84uk
sixyearsleft wrote: Yes what a stage indeed chris, Aaron Lennon looks very sharp also, i'm looking forward to the friendly's, cant wait to see these kids in an England shirt:)
Oh indeed, it must be such a honour for them to be able to put on the shirt of their country, and wear it with pride in front of millions. I do believe that Michael Owen is due to play in some of the England B warm up matches as well to gain full fitness. Let's hope that he is able to get himself back to the high level of excellence that he is so easily capable of!!
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 3:33 am
by Bez
sixyearsleft wrote: Not much, to say it's a surprise with is inclusion would be an understament,
what i have seen so far is very impressive, i'm very excited by the prsospect of discovering a new superstar, What a story we could have...
http://www.theo-walcott.org.uk/
Good website six...ta
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 11:00 am
by abbey
I've seen Walcott play and he is brilliant, an all round sportsman-boy, and runs like the wind.
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 11:04 am
by Bez
abbey wrote: I've seen Walcott play and he is brilliant, an all round sportsman-boy, and runs like the wind.
I've heard him talking on Radio5 Live. He sounds very grounded and intelligent and I hope he does really well. We need a breath of fresh air on the England team.
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 11:21 am
by Bez
ArnoldLayne wrote: I know he can run like the wind, maybe we should have sent Duane Chambers
He hasnt even played a first team game in the Premiership. From reserve team player to International :-3 I think its a risk we cant afford. I hope to be proved wrong.
And Owen Hargreaves ?? give me a break
Young Lennon deserves a shot though
Dwain Chambers...it'll all be over in 10 seconds

Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 11:50 am
by Bez
There's too many injury laden people for me...Luke Young...hasn't played since the beginning of April..Owen, Rooney ...worrying !
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 11:56 am
by Bez
Nice one !!:-5
Chelsea star hurt at Mayfair club
Chelsea footballer Wayne Bridge has been injured in a disturbance at a club in London's West End during a night out with fellow Premier League players.
The 25-year-old, who has just been selected for the England World Cup squad, suffered a cut and bruise to his face at the Embassy Club in Mayfair.
An ambulance was called at 0200 BST on Monday but Bridge refused treatment.
Three men were arrested, one on suspicion of assault and two accused of using racist language.
All three have since been bailed.
The defender is thought to have been attending a private party with Chelsea and Arsenal players to celebrate the end of the season.
Bridge's team-mate John Terry was also at the club but his agent said the Chelsea captain had left before the trouble started. Over the last year, Bridge has overcome a virus, an ankle fracture and being surplus to requirements at Chelsea although he spent a successful loan spell at Fulham. On Monday, Sven-Goran Eriksson proved Bridge's international career is also back on track when he selected him as left-back for his provisional 23-man England squad.
Rooney a World Cup doubt
Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 3:19 am
by chrisb84uk
I think that by the time we have played through the initial group stage, (and of course gotten through

) then we will have a great idea of how the rest of the tournament will fare. I mean if we aren't able to beat teams, and put on a good performance against the likes of Trinidad and Tobago, then we really will be struggling to beat the likes of Brazil or even Portugal later on.
Let's hope that the team does us proud, and all of those youngsters make a positive impact.