Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed that Wayne Rooney handed in his second transfer request in three years after his last game at Old Trafford.
But last night, The Mirror claimed that Wayne Rooney has denied handing in an official transfer request at all.
Now a few conclucions can be drawn from John Cross’ article last
night. First of all, Ferguson lied and reliable journalists such as The
Telegraph’s Mark Ogden and The Mirror’s David McDonnell got it wrong
when they broke the story about Rooney handing in his transfer request.
Secondly, Rooney is
lying and he did hand in a transfer request or thirdly, and given that
there are no quotes in the article it is a more than plausible
explanation, the story is made up entirely.
For me, I trust in Ferguson. He might not have had the best of relationships with Rooney but
if there was one thing he wouldn’t do to the club before he left, it
would be to leave it in a tricky situation. Lying about Rooney making a transfer request would have done exactly that.
Rooney must
have the worst representation in football. The company who works with
him don’t seem to have any idea how to handle him and the advice he gets
is dismal. If he did hand his transfer request in, why would he do it
right before the end of a title run in? It doesn’t make sense.
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