Rooney to Spurs?

The scramble for Wayne Rooney's signature has already begun with Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp revealing he would be interested in the Manchester United striker.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_6454350,00.html

LOL!!!!!

Will never happen but its just funny. LOL

Triffic player is Rooney. 'Arry will put him good. Always does, knows how to sort out a player struggling for goals..

LOL when you type R-O-O-N-E-Y it changes to shrek? lool

THFC-93 wrote:LOL when you type R-O-O-N-E-Y it changes to shrek? lool

Yeh Bergkamp put it in the swear filter lol

Rooney

Small chance of him joining Spurs if he leaves yeah.

His price is going to be devalued because of the way he is going on about it so maybe Arry will get him on the cheap.

Sell Berba, buy Shrek for around the same money

Give us Modric, Bale and some cash and we'll talk

Shrek

What the fuck. Get rid of it.

Danny B wrote:Give us Modric, Bale and some cash and we'll talk

No chance We aint mugs you know.

Point wrote:

Danny B wrote:Give us Modric, Bale and some cash and we'll talk

No chance We aint mugs you know.

Forget the cash then?

Dan wrote:Shrek

Reported for avoiding the swear filter.

You can have Jenas and Gio if you want.

Wayne Shrek.

Would rather he went to Spurs than fucking City.

kyro7 wrote:Would rather he went to Spurs than fucking City.

What about Manchester City ?

grenade187 wrote:

kyro7 wrote:Would rather he went to Spurs than fucking City.

What about Manchester City ?

I was confused for a minute.

Can we have him?

Doesn't matter how low his fee could possibly be, there are only a handful of team in the PL that can afford to pay his wages and I don't think Tottenham are one of the clubs that will want to foot a £100,000+/week wage even though they can afford it.

Only Man City or Chelsea, realistically.

Rooney will probably stay.

If Rooney is willing to go to Spurs then I can see him doing it. Spurs can fork out a lot of money. They would happily pay Rooney £150k a week, they'll get loads back in merchandise plus the success he can help them achieve

Really any team can afford him if they look at the profit margins from merchandise.

chemicalrubber wrote:Rooney will probably stay.

There's as much chance of Ronaldo staying with us.

AriseForLife wrote:Doesn't matter how low his fee could possibly be, there are only a handful of team in the PL that can afford to pay his wages and I don't think Tottenham are one of the clubs that will want to foot a £100,000+/week wage even though they can afford it.

Now that they are in the Champions League I think they would be willing to pay top money to good players I mean they were after Joe Cole in the summer correct me if im wrong.

I dont know if this is true or not, but a manchester united fan on here said he did not want to sign a new contract with the club a few days ago that would have made him the highest earner in the PL. So maybe he isn't after money but has fallen out with somebody at United or something nobody knows for sure though.

However, realistically speaking the chances of Spurs signing him are very low, but still possible non the less.

BenSmith wrote:Only Man City or Chelsea, realistically.

Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Chelsea could afford his wages rather easily.

In Spain you have Barcelona and Real Madrid, and in Italy you have AC Milan, Juventus, and Inter Milan. Bayern Munchen in Germany could also afford his wages as well. There are plenty of clubs that could do it, it is just a matter of would they want to do it.

Bergkamp wrote:If Rooney is willing to go to Spurs then I can see him doing it. Spurs can fork out a lot of money. They would happily pay Rooney £150k a week, they'll get loads back in merchandise plus the success he can help them achieve

Really any team can afford him if they look at the profit margins from merchandise.

I disagree. If you honestly believe that a club like Hull or Stoke or even Aston Villa could afford playing Wayne £150,000/week then you are mistaken.

Profit margins are not guaranteed because you only reap a profit after all expenses are accounted for and many of the clubs in the PL are currently running at a loss for the most part.

I don't think Daniel Levy would want to play that much money when Champion's League football is not guaranteed every year for the club. It's pretty much a guarantee that United, Chelsea and Arsenal will be in the CL every season, but those on the fringes would probably not want to take such a gamble.

grenade187 wrote:

AriseForLife wrote:Doesn't matter how low his fee could possibly be, there are only a handful of team in the PL that can afford to pay his wages and I don't think Tottenham are one of the clubs that will want to foot a £100,000+/week wage even though they can afford it.

Now that they are in the Champions League I think they would be willing to pay top money to good players I mean they were after Joe Cole in the summer correct me if im wrong.

I dont know if this is true or not, but a manchester united fan on here said he did not want to sign a new contract with the club a few days ago that would have made him the highest earner in the PL. So maybe he isn't after money but has fallen out with somebody at United or something nobody knows for sure though.

However, realistically speaking the chances of Spurs signing him are very low, but still possible non the less.

Tottenham were offering Joe Cole what Rooney currently makes. Manchester United's contract offer was for £150,000/week and he turned that down so you can expect that whomever he goes to that will be the starting amount for him to sign. I do not think he turned them down over money because United could have paid him even more than that.

Tottenham are in the CL now, but there is no guarantee that they will finish in the top 4 at the end of the season so it would be a HUGE calculated risk.

AriseForLife wrote:I disagree. If you honestly believe that a club like Hull or Stoke or even Aston Villa could afford playing Wayne £150,000/week then you are mistaken.

Profit margins are not guaranteed because you only reap a profit after all expenses are accounted for and many of the clubs in the PL are currently running at a loss for the most part.

I don't think Daniel Levy would want to play that much money when Champion's League football is not guaranteed every year for the club. It's pretty much a guarantee that United, Chelsea and Arsenal will be in the CL every season, but those on the fringes would probably not want to take such a gamble.

Well I meant a realistic club, I thought you would know that with your knowledge.

When you say any club, that generally means 'any' club regardless of a persons knowledge.

Well he's not gonna go sign for Welling United is he?

Why don't both of you just shut the fuck up.

He'll probably go to Chelsea. Anelka isn't getting any younger and neither is Drogba. As for Sturridge - I don't really see him being good enough to start for Chelsea on a consistent basis.... ever