Baj Posted 2 April, 2011 Posted 2 April, 2011 What exactly did rooney shout at the camera on his hatrick today. 5live making a big deal of it
Deppo Posted 2 April, 2011 Posted 2 April, 2011 Something about fickle, idiotic fans writing the team off after being 2-0 down.
RonManager Posted 2 April, 2011 Posted 2 April, 2011 I expect the swear filter took care of it. #unclearontheconcept
Crab Lungs Posted 2 April, 2011 Posted 2 April, 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljEi-dxwXCI Fat chav, horrible person.. wish he didn't play for England.
SuperMikey Posted 2 April, 2011 Posted 2 April, 2011 What a knob. Doesn't change the fact that he was f*cking brilliant in the 2nd half though.
keithd Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 wow footballer swears shocker. whatever next? dont like him that much, but bloody hell its a bit harsh giving him a caneing for that
Rory Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 wow footballer swears shocker. whatever next? dont like him that much, but bloody hell its a bit harsh giving him a caneing for that Oh give in. He deserves everything he gets. It's ferral behaviour, not that of a decent human being.
thesaint sfc Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 Where can you watch it? F*cks me off how everything gets removed from youtube.
keithd Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 Oh give in. He deserves everything he gets. It's ferral behaviour, not that of a decent human being. lol na you're just jumping on the hate bandwagon, arent you? nearly every player swears, simple as that. i aint saying its right, when i played amatuer local football if we swore we were fined/booked and yet we'd watch football on telly and its everywhere. i swear at work when im stressed, blokes on building sites swear, he's at work he swore. had his face full of a TV camera and he's meant to mind his p's and q's? i think its a completely OTT reaction.
Rory Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 lol na you're just jumping on the hate bandwagon, arent you? nearly every player swears, simple as that. i aint saying its right, when i played amatuer local football if we swore we were fined/booked and yet we'd watch football on telly and its everywhere. i swear at work when im stressed, blokes on building sites swear, he's at work he swore. had his face full of a TV camera and he's meant to mind his p's and q's? i think its a completely OTT reaction. He's done it on purpose though. You are right, all footballers swear and Match of the Day will show dozens of mouthed swearwords from players and managers each episode. But it's not like Rooney was unfortunately captured swearing by the cameras. He found the camera and made it his intention to spew his vulgarity across the nation. World class player, under class human being.
fish fingers Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 He's done it on purpose though. You are right, all footballers swear and Match of the Day will show dozens of mouthed swearwords from players and managers each episode. But it's not like Rooney was unfortunately captured swearing by the cameras. He found the camera and made it his intention to spew his vulgarity across the nation. World class player, under class human being. I agreed with everything you said up until this.
thesaint sfc Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 He is the most vulgar footballer English football has produced IMO. Dislike him quite intensely.
ecuk268 Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 I think that he said "You f*cking beauty". Absolutely disgraceful. You never hear swearing at a football match, do you?
miserableoldgit Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 He's done it on purpose though. You are right, all footballers swear and Match of the Day will show dozens of mouthed swearwords from players and managers each episode. But it's not like Rooney was unfortunately captured swearing by the cameras. He found the camera and made it his intention to spew his vulgarity across the nation. World class player, under class human being. This I think is the point. It was not just the nation but all around the World. I suspect that it is not the sort of image that the Prem would like to present to sell their "product". We all know that players swear, but not straight into a camera when kids are watching everywhere. Bet you won`t see anything like it at the upcoming Rugby WC.
swannymere Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 Its the thin end of a wedge that has been getting thicker and thicker, the FA has become so spineless and treats the players, managers and clubs with far too much respect. I agree that you hear swearing in all walks of live but then most builders don't have young children copying them and repeating everything they say. The FA needs to grow a set of balls and start acting like they are the administrators of English Football, stop pussyfooting around and draw a line in the sand and demand respect from clubs, players and managers. If the the players, managers and clubs misbehave in any way fine them and ban them, but do it so they won't do it again, player or manager disrespecting referees - 3 match ban and 50% of weekly wage fine. Its said far too often but its getting out of hand and the somebody needs to grow a pair.
hamster Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 A one match ban will be sufficient punishment and might earn him a foul-mouthed tirade right in his face. See how he likes it. It was not suitable lunchtime viewing, end of.
keithd Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 well again i watch it and i see a man pumped up after getting a hattrick to help his team over turn a 2-0 reverse into a 3-2 advantage. i think i'd be the same way and anybody who has played would probably agree? but its rooney so there's additional hate. i think the bloke is a pillock too, dont get me wrong he can be a nasty piece of work, the elbow earlier this season being a prime example, but judging this case on its own think it would be harsh to carpet him
LGTL Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 Swear and you'll get a two game ban, smash your elbow into the head of an opponent, and you'll be let off. The FA are utterly useless.
View From The Top Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 If it had been a sort of "get in there" type thingy then no one would have batted an eyelid. However, aggressively swearing at the camera, in a live game being beamed around the world, is a no no. FA have to be seen to be doing something whereas they are usually 'kin ace at doing nothing.
knellster Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 well again i watch it and i see a man pumped up after getting a hattrick to help his team over turn a 2-0 reverse into a 3-2 advantage. i think i'd be the same way and anybody who has played would probably agree? but its rooney so there's additional hate. Isn't turning a 2-0 reverse into a 3-2 advantage exactly what we did on Saturday? Yet I wasn't surrounded by people shouting "F*** Off" when Barney scored even though I would think they were just as excited as Rooney was. If he had shouted something vaguely sensible and just included some offensive words then I could have accepted that it was maybe just excitement, but what he shouted seemed designed purely to offend. Also, referees are pumped up during matches 'cos there's at least as much pressure on them as on players, but you never seem to catch them swearing on MOTD. It happens with players because everyone in authority tolerates it.
dune Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 He's nothing but a yob. He's not fit to wear an England shirt. You think of the great figures such as Bobby Moore and it's wrong that the likes of Rooney are allowed to represent the country nowadays.
ChrisPY Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 He's nothing but a yob. He's not fit to wear an England shirt. You think of the great figures such as Bobby Moore and it's wrong that the likes of Rooney are allowed to represent the country nowadays. Read Sir Geoff's autobiography. England were winning 3-2 in the World Cup Final, Sir Bobby Charlton has the ball in his own penalty area. Sir Geoff hear's a shout from an Sir Bobby Moore - 'Just f*cking kick it'. Oh noes he swore.
simo Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 Not the first time he's had his mouth down the camera is it remember the world cup ? Hate him hate man u !
Crab Lungs Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 Read Sir Geoff's autobiography. England were winning 3-2 in the World Cup Final, Sir Bobby Charlton has the ball in his own penalty area. Sir Geoff hear's a shout from an Sir Bobby Moore - 'Just f*cking kick it'. Oh noes he swore. Massive difference between that and what Rooney did.
Barney Trubble Posted 4 April, 2011 Posted 4 April, 2011 He's nothing but a yob. He's not fit to wear an England shirt. You think of the great figures such as Bobby Moore and it's wrong that the likes of Rooney are allowed to represent the country nowadays. I tend to agree, I've always said that if he wasn't a professional footballer then he'd probably be a football hooligan and would have a manual blue collar job, such as a shift-worker at a poultry farm. He's been given a wonderful talent, pity he has no class to go with it. A horrid, spiteful and quite pitiful man.
chrisobee Posted 5 April, 2011 Posted 5 April, 2011 I've been going to football since I was 8. Seen dreadful hooliganism, awful tackles, referees being harassed, jostled and abused, heard racist, homophobic, sexist chants/comments, swearing really doesn't come close to any of those.
swannymere Posted 5 April, 2011 Posted 5 April, 2011 I've been going to football since I was 8. Seen dreadful hooliganism, awful tackles, referees being harassed, jostled and abused, heard racist, homophobic, sexist chants/comments, swearing really doesn't come close to any of those. You're being a pedant, you know what people mean.
Barney Trubble Posted 5 April, 2011 Posted 5 April, 2011 I've been going to football since I was 8. Seen dreadful hooliganism, awful tackles, referees being harassed, jostled and abused, heard racist, homophobic, sexist chants/comments, swearing really doesn't come close to any of those. What was it that made you support Millwall Chris?
Saint_clark Posted 5 April, 2011 Posted 5 April, 2011 Massive difference between saying "f*ck sake" under your breath when you miss a shot/get tackled and shouting down the camera like he did. I still don't understand why he's saying it though. "F*cking what? WHAT? F*cking hell..." just doesn't make sense. Is he just mental and didn't like the camera staring at him?
Barney Trubble Posted 8 April, 2011 Posted 8 April, 2011 http://www.expressandstar.com/news/2011/04/08/fergie-launches-attack-on-police-chief-over-rooney-comment/ Sir Alex Ferguson today hit back at a senior West Midlands Police officer for saying Wayne Rooney would have been arrested had his “ridiculous aggression” on pitch been played out in Wolverhampton. The Manchester United boss launched an attack on Supt Mark Payne, who had accused Rooney of giving youngsters the idea loutish behaviour would be tolerated. Supt Payne, second in command at Wolverhampton police, wrote on his blog: “If Rooney had behaved like that in Wolverhampton on Saturday night, I would have expected my officers to lock him up. “People in positions of influence have an obligation to behave like human beings.” But Ferguson told media who had gathered for today’s pre-match press conference in Manchester: “Everyone has an opinion today. There is an issue in the modern world of a need to be noticed. “Have you ever seen Wolverhampton on a Saturday night? Do police ever arrest anyone for swearing on a Saturday night? Dearie me. That is a good one.” The 25-year-old United and England striker must serve a two-match ban for his four-letter outburst to TV cameras on Saturday. It prompted Supt Payne to write: “I have seen a thousand Rooneys, and I am sure most police officers will have. The same aggressive stance, the bulging eyes, the foul-mouthed rant, fists clenched, surrounded by his mates, all cheering him on.” He said Rooney had offered an apology but added: “What he won’t be able to do is alter the impression that he has left in the eyes of the watching youngsters. “It is OK to insult and abuse, it is OK to react with ridiculous aggression to perceived slights or provocation, it is excusable because it is the heat of the moment.” Wolverhampton Mayor Councillor Malcolm Gwinnett today defended the city’s police against Sir Alex’s attack saying it was “over the top.”
Thedelldays Posted 8 April, 2011 Posted 8 April, 2011 I would say AT LAST...at last the powers at be have finally had enough of man u doing what the hell they like...
Golden Balls Posted 9 April, 2011 Posted 9 April, 2011 (edited) Swearing when you miss a shot or get hacked down, that's fine IMO. Doing it directly at a camera when you KNOW you are being directly filmed and can be heard, totally wrong. Deserves punishment. May not be related, but I was in Torquay the other day and saw 3 kids about 11-12 years old. If that. They were walking around going 'go on, shout fu.ck' then one of them would, and they'd all burst out laughing. They must have learned that somewhere, maybe from watching their hero Rooney? Edited 13 April, 2011 by Golden Balls
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