Wayne Rooney Drink Driving

fin12 · 03-09-2017 04:26PM

tupenny wrote: »

He's disgusting, always has been but tbh I don't really for sorry for colleen. Bit of a dumbass really, continually forgiving him. What does she expect.
Poor kids though. Esp the eldest who will,no doubt, have classmates knowing it all

Imagine all the times he wasn't caught out..

I know she knew what she was marrying.

begbysback · 03-09-2017 04:29PM

tupenny wrote: »

He's disgusting, always has been but tbh I don't really for sorry for colleen. Bit of a dumbass really, continually forgiving him. What does she expect.
Poor kids though. Esp the eldest who will,no doubt, have classmates knowing it all

Imagine all the times he wasn't caught out..

That's a bit harsh, we all make mistakes

Spider Web · 03-09-2017 05:07PM

Or you could look at it this way: she has the grace to forgive him and he promises not to do it again, yet still does it, while holding on to his comfortable domestic situation while the mother of his three children (fourth on the way) is at home, keeping his comfy home and domestic situation together.

... instead of having no empathy for her and even blaming her somewhat.

03-09-2017 05:09PM

Dinarius wrote:

But, I do feel a bit sorry for him. All that talent looks like it's imploding.

Dinarius wrote:

He needs a father figure, like he had in Ferguson, who takes no sh*t. Mourinho was never going to be that.

In fairness he's been like this from the start. Maybe it's getting worse? I don't know, I don't follow football at all but he was caught with a hooker at the start of his career

Glencarraig · 03-09-2017 05:12PM

Game Face MCGee wrote: »

I heard he was driving some young one home in her car, Colleen gonna pissed about this!!!

Yer wan was probably bringing him home to meet her granny !!

tupenny · 03-09-2017 05:40PM

Spider Web wrote: »

Or you could look at it this way: she has the grace to forgive him and he promises not to do it again, yet still does it.

Yes so how many times do you think she should forgive him?

"Fool me once , shame on you. Fool me twice...."

TheRiverman · 03-09-2017 05:46PM

Dinarius wrote: »

Of course it's his own fault.

But, I do feel a bit sorry for him. All that talent looks like it's imploding.

He needs a father figure, like he had in Ferguson, who takes no sh*t. Mourinho was never going to be that.

Doubt he'll find it at Everton either.

Sad, really.

D

"He needs a father figure".He is thirty one years old.

Odyssey 2005 · 03-09-2017 05:52PM

I hear he's just glad of the 3 points.:)

corner of hells · 03-09-2017 05:56PM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

I hear he's just glad of the 3 points.:)

If you put those three points and the amount of pints he drank on his piss up together, does that mean he had more points than Arsenal ?

Spider Web · 03-09-2017 06:11PM

tupenny wrote: »

Yes so how many times do you think she should forgive him?

"Fool me once , shame on you. Fool me twice...."

But the rest of what I said - yeah I'ma blame him for choosing to cheat on the mother of his three (nearly four) children, whom he is quite happy to have sex with and stay married to.

If they had no children I'd be more in agreement but when there are children, he takes responsibility as a father the way she is doing so as a mother.

pgj2015 · 03-09-2017 06:17PM

AnneFrank wrote: »

Did he crash the car? I don't think he did

yes, he crashed the car into a boy in a wheelchair and his elderly mother, he then unleashed a tirade of abuse at the police who turned up, he had earlier been seen glugging wine in a fancy restaurant.

tupenny · 03-09-2017 06:34PM

Spider Web wrote: »

But the rest of what I said - yeah I'ma blame him for choosing to cheat on the mother of his three (nearly four) children, whom he is quite happy to have sex with and stay married to.

If they had no children I'd be more in agreement but when there are children, he takes responsibility as a father the way she is doing so as a mother.

Yes so he's scum that she should leave

Benjamin Buttons · 03-09-2017 06:58PM

pgj2015 wrote: »

yes, he crashed the car into a boy in a wheelchair and his elderly mother, he then unleashed a tirade of abuse at the police who turned up, he had earlier been seen glugging expensive champagne - Boërl & Kroff Brut Rose at 2,000 quid a pop - in a fancy restaurant.

fyp

LENNY86 · 03-09-2017 06:59PM

Am I the only one interested if he got his end off in the VW beetle?

Benjamin Buttons · 03-09-2017 07:05PM

LENNY86 wrote: »

Am I the only one interested if he got his end off in the VW beetle?

I think 'away' rather than 'off'.
Although it could be said that he was playing 'away' and was, therefore, 'offside'.
There's a Gary Lineker thread somewhere about someone who got his 'end off' so to speak. It's all about humour (the thread itself not the incident of course)!

Richard Hillman · 03-09-2017 07:05PM

TheRiverman wrote: »

"He needs a father figure".He is thirty one years old.

And he has already has a father :pac:

eviltwin · 03-09-2017 07:06PM

I'm not surprised he tried it again, he got away with it before, he must think his wife is a complete doormat. I hope she has enough self respect left to leave him once and for all. Great example they are setting those kids.

TheRiverman · 03-09-2017 08:37PM

LENNY86 wrote: »

Am I the only one interested if he got his end off in the VW beetle?

If he did it wasn't the first time he got it in a wagon.

AllGunsBlazing · 03-09-2017 09:01PM

The infidelity thing is between him and his missus - it says a lot about the media who are more interested in that aspect of the story.

But getting behind the wheel of a car after one too many is the act of a complete fkn dickhead. I find it hard to believe the cops pulled him over on a hunch - the manner of his driving must have caught their attention.

Was probably back to something akin to his best football after stagnating in recent years, as well. Absolute tool.

Spider Web · 04-09-2017 09:16AM

AllGunsBlazing wrote: »

The infidelity thing is between him and his missus - it says a lot about the media who are more interested in that aspect of the story

I usually wouldn't be interested in relationship stories either - it's more the comments here that have me baffled: she should be grateful that he has stayed with her, or it's partly her fault for staying with him (rather than him, you know, not breaking up with her and not continuing to have children with her and not being happy to keep the comfort of his domestic situation yet playing away). Fookin' hell.

GritBiscuit · 04-09-2017 10:18AM

Him lacking integrity obviously is no fault of hers - but repeatedly forgiving a serial cheater with a history of poor and selfish choices is a cycle she's allowed to perpetuate. By cycle no 4, she surely can't (or shouldn't) be that surprised at another humiliating drag thru the red tops.

cournioni · 04-09-2017 10:19AM

Not the brightest chap in the world, hardly surprising that he's gone and done something like this.

This brain dead mentality held him back from reaching his true potential as a footballer too. Had the ability to be as good as Cristiano Ronaldo.

SEPT 23 1989 · 04-09-2017 10:46AM

he only got caught the last time because Colleen found yer ones Dame Vera Lynn's records in the boot

jmayo · 04-09-2017 11:24AM

Royal Legend wrote: »

Early thirties, bald, fat and lost his pace, I think that shipped sailed a few years ago :rolleyes:

Hey he is not bald, shure didn't he get the hairs on his ar** transferred on to his head.

Deleted User wrote: »

What was the wedding thing?

The hookers thing? Insanely rich 20 something sports star gets with hookers? Not the weirdest thing I've heard.

Old hookers and not the fancy ones neither.

begbysback wrote: »

Have you seen the head on him?

Actually heard Brian Kerr talk about how Ireland were looking at him when he was a young kid.
After watching him in reserve game, one of the scouts reported back that he was going to be brilliant and he definitely had Irish roots because he looked like an Irish traveller kid.

BTW we also missed out on that other fine English footballer Paul Gascoigne.

pgj2015 · 04-09-2017 11:52AM

Actually heard Brian Kerr talk about how Ireland were looking at him when he was a young kid.
After watching him in reserve game, one of the scouts reported back that he was going to be brilliant and he definitely had Irish roots because he looked like an Irish traveller kid.

BTW we also missed out on that other fine English footballer Paul Gascoigne.[/QUOTE]

Glad we didnt get him, hes not the kind of guy we want in our national team, football skills aside, hes a despicable human being.

ChikiChiki · 04-09-2017 12:05PM

Dinarius wrote: »

Of course it's his own fault.

But, I do feel a bit sorry for him. All that talent looks like it's imploding.

He needs a father figure, like he had in Ferguson, who takes no sh*t. Mourinho was never going to be that.

Doubt he'll find it at Everton either.

Sad, really.

D

What a load of ****e.

ohnonotgmail · 04-09-2017 12:26PM

pgj2015 wrote: »

Actually heard Brian Kerr talk about how Ireland were looking at him when he was a young kid.
After watching him in reserve game, one of the scouts reported back that he was going to be brilliant and he definitely had Irish roots because he looked like an Irish traveller kid.

BTW we also missed out on that other fine English footballer Paul Gascoigne.

Glad we didnt get him, hes not the kind of guy we want in our national team, football skills aside, hes a despicable human being.

if we had a player capable of 50+ international goals we might overlook his foibles.

Ash.J.Williams · 04-09-2017 12:27PM

Winterlong wrote: »

No, keyboard warriors are commonly out in force in ireland.

Thanks to you

jmayo · 04-09-2017 12:33PM

pgj2015 wrote: »

Actually heard Brian Kerr talk about how Ireland were looking at him when he was a young kid.
After watching him in reserve game, one of the scouts reported back that he was going to be brilliant and he definitely had Irish roots because he looked like an Irish traveller kid.

BTW we also missed out on that other fine English footballer Paul Gascoigne.

Glad we didnt get him, hes not the kind of guy we want in our national team, football skills aside, hes a despicable human being.

But the thing is a lot of very good footballers and indeed sportspeople are despicable human beings.

Ever hear of lance armstrong, a truly nasty piece of work.
Although one could argue he did a great deal for cancer awareness and sufferers.

A scumbag to one set of fans is a hero to another set.

04-09-2017 12:47PM

The assessment of someone's personality should have little bearing on whether they are good enough to play. Would we really have turned down George Best?

Plus I often think a lot of the perception is down to the media spinning it a certain way, to give us one dimensional heroes and villains, so we all assume Messi is some wonderful type while Ronaldo is sulking and scowling.

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