Rooney's Off!! Erm.... apparently No he isn't now.
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nexum5me wrote:your dead what? the end of the banner's missing. your dead cat? your dead ancestors? and what about his dead what ever it is?Captain Fabregas wrote:Apparently
http://www.redcafe.net/f6/merged-rooney ... ex133.htmlRooney visited by 40 Men In Black tonight, banner left on gates "Sign for City and your dead"
unless they meant "you're dead".
fucking inbreds
At least we now know where Karel went!
Originally Posted by Prophet_of_Doom
Absolutely sickening. The standards of literacy in this country are appalling.
Almost like Karel made it.
I was hoping for all this bollocks to be "put to bed" today. Ah well, tomorrow! Just please before the Stoke game
Cheshire police were called to Wayne Rooney's house on Thursday night to break up a demonstration which included a banner reading 'If you join City you die'.
Around 30 Manchester United supporters, many hooded and wearing balaclavas, stood outside Rooney's Prestbury home and invited the player to come out.
When he declined, they unveiled a banner reading 'If you join City, you're dead' as he watched from an upstairs window.
Police soon arrived at the scene and the crowd dispersed but no arrests were made.
United later sent their own private security team, who arrived in stab vests, to stand guard after the protesters had left.
A Cheshire Police spokesperson said: "Cheshire Police can confirm that at 8.30pm today a call was received from a resident in Prestbury regarding 20 to 30 people assembling outside the address.
"Officers attended the scene and the group dispersed peacefully, no offences were committed."
The demo has been linked to the so-called Manchester Education Committee, who led a similar protest at Rio Ferdinand's house during his protracted contract talks in 2004.
Around 30 Manchester United supporters, many hooded and wearing balaclavas, stood outside Rooney's Prestbury home and invited the player to come out.
When he declined, they unveiled a banner reading 'If you join City, you're dead' as he watched from an upstairs window.
Police soon arrived at the scene and the crowd dispersed but no arrests were made.
United later sent their own private security team, who arrived in stab vests, to stand guard after the protesters had left.
A Cheshire Police spokesperson said: "Cheshire Police can confirm that at 8.30pm today a call was received from a resident in Prestbury regarding 20 to 30 people assembling outside the address.
"Officers attended the scene and the group dispersed peacefully, no offences were committed."
The demo has been linked to the so-called Manchester Education Committee, who led a similar protest at Rio Ferdinand's house during his protracted contract talks in 2004.
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In my view this is the biggest insult to football fans of all time. Firstly we are talking about Man Utd not Blackpool.
Secondly the player in question has been dire since the end of last season.
Thirdly the wages demanded stick two fingers up at every fan of every team in the world.
Next up it proves that the modern footballer is greedy and does not care about the fans who pay their wages. Fans are to blame for their loyal support in the face of this greed.
Its about time a wage cap came into play and very strict rules on how clubs are run. Rooney has turned his back on football fans and only City would be dumb enough to let this happen.
Another nail in football coffin.
Secondly the player in question has been dire since the end of last season.
Thirdly the wages demanded stick two fingers up at every fan of every team in the world.
Next up it proves that the modern footballer is greedy and does not care about the fans who pay their wages. Fans are to blame for their loyal support in the face of this greed.
Its about time a wage cap came into play and very strict rules on how clubs are run. Rooney has turned his back on football fans and only City would be dumb enough to let this happen.
Another nail in football coffin.
There could quite possibly be a pitch invasion.cusamano wrote:It´ll be fun to see him score against ManUtd in a light blue shirt.Barriecuda wrote:Maybe he'll get shot
United fans are a buncha whingers. Something doesn't go there way, so they issue death threats. I hope he does join City.
But God forbid he´ll get shot.
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Threatening behavour no longer a crime?REBEL GOONER wrote:Cheshire police were called to Wayne Rooney's house on Thursday night to break up a demonstration which included a banner reading 'If you join City you die'.
Around 30 Manchester United supporters, many hooded and wearing balaclavas, stood outside Rooney's Prestbury home and invited the player to come out.
When he declined, they unveiled a banner reading 'If you join City, you're dead' as he watched from an upstairs window.
Police soon arrived at the scene and the crowd dispersed but no arrests were made.
United later sent their own private security team, who arrived in stab vests, to stand guard after the protesters had left.
A Cheshire Police spokesperson said: "Cheshire Police can confirm that at 8.30pm today a call was received from a resident in Prestbury regarding 20 to 30 people assembling outside the address.
"Officers attended the scene and the group dispersed peacefully, no offences were committed."
The demo has been linked to the so-called Manchester Education Committee, who led a similar protest at Rio Ferdinand's house during his protracted contract talks in 2004.
Disturbing the peace?
Harrassment?
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