Why has Rooney always been underrated?
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Wayne Rooney is VERY inconsistent.
He is nowhere near being ''the best striker in the world'' or whatever some EPL propaganda-influenced goats here have been typing.
He is nowhere near being ''the best striker in the world'' or whatever some EPL propaganda-influenced goats here have been typing.
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ROSSIKE wrote:Wayne Rooney is VERY inconsistent.
He is nowhere near being ''the best striker in the world'' or whatever some EPL propaganda-influenced goats here have been typing.
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Ronney is a ruthless striker but no where near Messi..
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....make dem win some hardware 1st den we go dump oyinbo na oyinboGodfather wrote:ROSSIKE wrote:Wayne Rooney is VERY inconsistent.
He is nowhere near being ''the best striker in the world'' or whatever some EPL propaganda-influenced goats here have been typing.
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Rooney is not even in the top 5 striker bracket talkless being the best one. Nonsense
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My best Rooney moment is not when he scored but when he was tracking back and defending during their championship league cup run. At one moment, CIC even nailed him as right back. Not every top nine can do that save DD and Rooney. Those two are world class in my book.
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furiously frank wrote:My best Rooney moment is not when he scored but when he was tracking back and defending during their championship league cup run. At one moment, CIC even nailed him as right back. Not every top nine can do that save DD and Rooney. Those two are world class in my book.
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Rooney has NEVER been under-rated. Never ever ever. I will argue this point to my grave.
If anything, Rooney has been extremely over-rated for much of his career. Remember that this is a guy that has scored 20-league goals in a season just once in a 9-year pro career. This is a guy that scored 15+ league goals just twice in his career. 20-goals or more (in all competitions) just 3 times in his career.
Yes, Rooney is extremely hard working, versatile, etc, but what exactly made him under-rated? He's had one exceptional season in his career, was 2nd fiddle on Man Utd until they sold their best player (Ronaldo), and has often lacked the consistency of other top players.
Right now he's on fire and undoubtedly among the best in the world (perhaps the best striker on form at the moment) but based on his 9-year career it is difficult to call him under-rated.
If anything, Rooney has been extremely over-rated for much of his career. Remember that this is a guy that has scored 20-league goals in a season just once in a 9-year pro career. This is a guy that scored 15+ league goals just twice in his career. 20-goals or more (in all competitions) just 3 times in his career.
Yes, Rooney is extremely hard working, versatile, etc, but what exactly made him under-rated? He's had one exceptional season in his career, was 2nd fiddle on Man Utd until they sold their best player (Ronaldo), and has often lacked the consistency of other top players.
Right now he's on fire and undoubtedly among the best in the world (perhaps the best striker on form at the moment) but based on his 9-year career it is difficult to call him under-rated.
Samuel Eto'o did this both for Barca (in 2006) and Inter (2010).My best Rooney moment is not when he scored but when he was tracking back and defending during their championship league cup run. At one moment, CIC even nailed him as right back. Not every top nine can do that save DD and Rooney. Those two are world class in my book.
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Heliopolis wrote:Rooney has NEVER been under-rated. Never ever ever. I will argue this point to my grave.
If anything, Rooney has been extremely over-rated for much of his career. Remember that this is a guy that has scored 20-league goals in a season just once in a 9-year pro career. This is a guy that scored 15+ league goals just twice in his career. 20-goals or more (in all competitions) just 3 times in his career.
Yes, Rooney is extremely hard working, versatile, etc, but what exactly made him under-rated? He's had one exceptional season in his career, was 2nd fiddle on Man Utd until they sold their best player (Ronaldo), and has often lacked the consistency of other top players.
Right now he's on fire and undoubtedly among the best in the world (perhaps the best striker on form at the moment) but based on his 9-year career it is difficult to call him under-rated.
Samuel Eto'o did this both for Barca (in 2006) and Inter (2010).My best Rooney moment is not when he scored but when he was tracking back and defending during their championship league cup run. At one moment, CIC even nailed him as right back. Not every top nine can do that save DD and Rooney. Those two are world class in my book.
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kamerun wrote:He is certainly the best Striker in the World closely followed by Aguerro and Hernadez...No doubt. What a phenomenon... !2 Hattricks in a row? I believe he has been underrated for too long now. Its time we recognize what a magnificient player he is. Imagine his goal tally at a club like Barcelona bing fed by Xavi, Iniesta to name but a few? Scary stuff....
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As Wayne has become top scorer for club and country, it is a good time to reflect on his career. Seeing him now as a 31yo veteran, it is easy to forget how utterly terrifying and forceful he was between 16-25. I remember this volley against Newcastle which he scored out of anger because he was arguing with the ref and was annoyed that he was about to be subbed off:
Unfortunately the peak of his career coincided with CR7's presence at Man Utd. When CR7 is around, we know who will get all the attention.
I always remember something that Zlatan said when interviewed in the BBC's "Wayne Rooney: The Man Behind the Goals" documentary. The most telling quote for me in that Rooney documentary was when Zlatan said that when Ronaldo and Rooney played together:
Unfortunately the peak of his career coincided with CR7's presence at Man Utd. When CR7 is around, we know who will get all the attention.
I always remember something that Zlatan said when interviewed in the BBC's "Wayne Rooney: The Man Behind the Goals" documentary. The most telling quote for me in that Rooney documentary was when Zlatan said that when Ronaldo and Rooney played together:
I recall Ferguson playing Rooney as a LM and RM in order to accommodate Ronaldo and his lack of desire to defend. Rooney really used to put in a shift those days: giving Ronaldo lots of assists and doing the water carrying work to give Ronaldo the freedom to do his stuff."Rooney did all the work but Ronaldo got all the credit because he was scoring goals."
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Very surprised that Rooney is not getting more respect for breaking a record that stood for 45 years, and becoming:
1) Top scorer for his country.
2) Top scorer for his club.
3) Top away goals scorer in EPL history.
Like Scholes before him, Rooney will be fully appreciated only after he retires.
1) Top scorer for his country.
2) Top scorer for his club.
3) Top away goals scorer in EPL history.
Like Scholes before him, Rooney will be fully appreciated only after he retires.
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The man has always been a complete footballer. Good with the head, both feet, free kicks, defending and creativitywiseone wrote:Very surprised that Rooney is not getting more respect for breaking a record that stood for 45 years, and becoming:
1) Top scorer for his country.
2) Top scorer for his club.
3) Top away goals scorer in EPL history.
Like Scholes before him, Rooney will be fully appreciated only after he retires.
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This season Rooney has 5 goals and 10 assists (including match winning/saving contributions against Hull, Liverpool, and Stoke). Not bad considering he has been a sub for many games and is supposedly no longer contributing.
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Rumours say Wazza is off to MLS to join DC United until 2020: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44082230
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It's a true rumor. He is coming to arguably the top 5 league in the world. He will find out quickly that MLS is about as hard as EPL (the best league in the world).wiseone wrote:Rumours say Wazza is off to MLS to join DC United until 2020: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44082230
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