Showing posts with label Wayne Rooney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wayne Rooney. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2011

I love Roo! Coleen and Wayne put on unusual public display of affection as they celebrate Manchester United's win

By SARAH BULL

Tender: Wayne and Coleen Rooney share a kiss after Manchester United beat Blackpool to take home their 19th Premier League title


They are not one of those celebrity couples who kiss and cuddle at every opportunity.

So it came as something of a surprise to see the couple indulging in a public display of affection today.

The couple were photographed kissing as they celebrated Wayne's team Manchester United's 4-2 win over Blackpool at Old Trafford this afternoon.


Windswept: Coleen struggled to control her hair as she arrived at Old Trafford to watch the match


Later on, Coleen tweeted a picture of Wayne wearing his medal after Manchester United clinched their 19th Premier League title.

Coleen wrote: 'Cheesy!!! Haha my wayne looking proud and so he should!!! X x'
Earlier in the day, Coleen was photographed nearly getting blown away by the wind as she arrived to watch the last game of the season.

And the gale-forced blusters did little to help Coleen's sleek curly ponytail, sending it flying in all directions as she arrived with son Kai and mother Colette.


Not how it was intended: The gale-force wind did little to help Coleen's curly side ponytail as she arrived at the pitch with son Kai and mother Colette


Earlier in the day, Coleen had tweeted that 18-month-old Kai was excited abuot watching his daddy on the football field.

She wrote on her Twitter page: 'Good morning!! Match today and Kai is looking forward to running round the pitch!! X x'

And Coleen's windswept look was in stark contrast to her appearance in Hello! magazine, where she is seen sitting atop a horse in a dressage-style shoot.


Mummy and me: Coleen Rooney tweeted earlier in the day that little Kai was looking forward to running around on the pitch


In the accompanying interview, given after a difficult year in which two prostitutes claimed Wayne slept with them, Coleen spoke philosophically about marriage and divorce.

She said: 'I think it’s the same in any relationship. If it comes to the point where it’s going to end, it’s going to end.

'But if there are things to achieve and to go forward, then there’s nothing better than trying. If it doesn’t work, it doesn’t work; but if there’s love there, you’ve got to try.

'One thing I never do, I never look ahead. Once I got married, I got married. I never said, “What if this happens?”’

Coleen, who has been with the Manchester United striker since she was 15, added: ‘I don’t worry about the future, and Wayne’s exactly the same.’


Family day out: Coleen was accompanied by her parents Tony and Colette as they arrived to watch Manchester United take on Blackpool


source: dailymail

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Manchester Knocks Arsenal out of another Tournament

So...after hoping for 4 trophies this season, Arsenal only have a chance at 1: the Premiership.  After losing to Manchester in the FA Cup Quarterfinals today, they'll have to go through Manchester again to take the Premier League and prevent another trophyless season.  Here are my thoughts on the game.

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This was another masterclass job by Sir Alex Ferguson.  He was without his top 3 wingers: Nani, Valencia, and Park.  To make up for that, he fielded 2 forwards, 1 midfielder, and 7 defenders.  That means at the very least 3 people were playing out of position, but in fact, 7 players were in positions they are not accustomed too.  What coach would even think of that?  2 of those players were the Da Silva twins (Fabio in the middle and Rafael on the right.  Not that it matters).  Both normally play defense, but in this game they were asked to play as the wingers.  It's always interesting to see brothers play together, their is a kind of mind meld and understanding that doesn't exist in other team mates.  The twins showed this throughout the game as Fabio and Rafael were influential in creating and scoring the first goal, and Fabio played a hand in the second goal as well.


Two other players that played a huge role were Rooney and Hernandez.  With Arsenal dominating possession, the forwards for United were never going to get many opportunities.  Fortunately they don't need many.  Hernandez was important in both goals simply by getting in the box and causing problems for the goalie and defenders.  His powerful header was only deflected by the Arsenal goalie, and Fabio got on the end of the deflection to put it in the top of the net.  For the second goal, he created a mess in front of the goalie, which resulted in the ball popping up for Rooney to head home.

Aside from scoring the second goal to lock up the game, Rooney continued to play the role of playmaker and creator.  He spread the ball around connecting with the wingers on both goals.  He's back among the goals, which is a great sign for the future, but his tireless effort to get to the ball and create for his teammates is what makes him so crucial to this team.

This was a fantastic win for Manchester.  Coming off of back to back defeats, they beat their primary rivals this season, which should catapult them to a double: FA Cup and Premier League Champions!