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You can see exactly what those kids are thinking in the video. "If I say what the reporter wants me to say I will be on TV...COOL!"
wooow, you guys should try and read the lips of the players when they miss a shot, they're like ***** * ** * ** **** *** * ** **** ** ** ** ***** or basket ball players, they swear like its nothing, and the media actually shows you the mouth movement in SLOW MOTION, and now they wanna ban Rooney? i say f**k THAT, leave the guy alone, leave the players alone, all soccer fans want from the media is HIGHLIGHTS and that is it.
Rooney's Great. Dont hate
This is just stupid, honest to god who gives a damn if he swore on t.v. anyway, all you see any more on the television is swearing nowadays anyway! I don't care if a footy player swore, I care if the footy player score >: (
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Those kids are probably Scouse or City fan. No Man UTD fan would talk s**t about Rooney. But in all seriousness, he should be reprimanded but not handed a ban. Players do that stuff all the time.
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what a role model
your just sour cause we are going to win the treble
Wayne Rooney is an ablsolute DISGRACE to all of English football. He has the maturity of a trash-talking eight year old, and common sense of less.
and Thats why your a tottenham fan. you don't know Sh*t about football.
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Nice 4-0 Loss to Madrid BTW
Why is this such a big issue for United, who works for who here..???
Hate little pricks at the start of the video who are talking about bad example.
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your hate little children telling the truth... you realy are an unbias fan..hehehe
hahaha
This is just plain stupid.... This video should be removed..... f**k OFF
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don't hate this video Wayne Rooney is a Idiots and that the truth
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