Danielle and the crew over at Coca-Cola hit us up about the upcoming ‘Coke Zero’ Presents - Wayne Rooney’s Street Striker dropping this Sunday on Sky 1 and Sky 1 HD.
In a wide ranging interview C Ron sits chats it up with Steven Howard of the Sun and talks about a lot, Castrol’s new player rankings, Man U and Man City, the difference between England and Spain, and a few other things…
From the Sun:
The one that followed a chat with the referee and ended in a red card for Wayne Rooney in the 2006 World Cup quarter-final.
And Cristiano Ronaldo was still unrepentant. Sitting just a couple of feet away from me in a studio a mile or so from the Bernabeu Stadium, the £80million man stopped playing with the ring on his finger and said: “Winking?
“I do it all the time - not just in World Cup quarter-finals. And I had done it many times before.” (more…)
With the “Eduardo Witch Hunt” setting somewhat spectacular standards (and if this is indeed going to be the standard, why not just introduce Instant Replay and get on with it), the attention that has now turned to Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney has put the England International in a situation where he’s felt the need to stand up for himself publicly.
Manchester United battled to a hard-earned victory over FC Seoul but for the home crowd at this pre-season friendly there was only one story worthy of their attention. That United came from behind to beat the hosts thanks to goals from Wayne Rooney, Federico Macheda and Dimitar Berbatov was a fact almost irrelevant to a capacity crowd, who wanted only to see Park Ji-sung playing in Korea in a United shirt for the first time.
Sir Alex Ferguson handed Michael Owen Ronaldo’s old shirt at Manchester United and then declared Old Trafford closed for transfer business. (more…)
With Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez gone, the questions now turn to how Sir Alex Ferguson is going to make up for the amount of goals lost between the two players (and 18 from CR7 alone). Could the answer be found in which position you play the man wearing the number 10 shirt?
from espn
Manchester United discovered what it is like to lose a European Cup final as brilliant Barcelona ruled Rome on Wednesday, securing a comfortable 2-0 win.
If there is any consolation in failure to become the first side to retain the trophy in the Champions League era, it is that they lost to a side as fluent and brilliant to watch as they are.
Samuel Eto’o and Lionel Messi scored the goals either side of half-time but to single those two out for special praise would be unfair on their team-mates, and particularly Xavi, who was simply awesome.
What were your thoughts on the match?
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