Rooney, Rooney, Rooney, Rooney.
Anyone else sick of this over-dramatised soap opera that bombards the back pages day after day?
Anyway for those of you living in North Korea or oblivious to the tabloid press; Wayne Rooney in a bizarre U-Turn has signed a new 5-year deal with Manchester United today, after in no uncertain terms, expressed his desire to leave the club.
For me it's obvious what will happen now. The fickle, half Norwich City supporting, Londoners that call themselves Man United fans will jump straight back on the bandwagon as Rooney nets a brace on his glorious return in 3-weeks from 'injury', and this farcical episode will be put to bed. Suddenly Rooney will be 'back on form' and a national hero once more with the debarcle of South Africa also forgotten.
Undoubtedly this will get re-opened in January anyway, as contracts no longer seem to mean anything; the soap opera continues....
On to more concerning matters; the Mighty Super Invincible Wonder-Team take on Man City away on Sunday in a huge game which could play a decisive role in deciding who might challenge Chelsea this year.
I'd probably take a draw to be fair; as long as Emmanuel Adebayor suffers a horrible injury. (Should have saved your two-footer for this week Jack Wilshere)
In Championship news, this Tuesday I witnessed an absolute drab match at the City Ground as Lewis McGugan's fifth goal in his last six games secured all three points for Forest.
The game was also compromised by four buffoons sitting in front of us who decided it was hot enough to remove their shirts in the freezing wind (rugby twats). I guess that's what happens when Forest decide to sell student tickets for £2.
Anyway, looking forward to the weekend's football, although Match of the Day could be compromised due to Live Wrestling in the Student's Union Saturday night. As long as I'm back for the Football League Show Dance I'll be happy.
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