The Man Behind The Goals (Wayne Rooney)

Thought he came across as very likeable

Noticed their kid always had a packet of crisps, lolly etc . Gonna be a fat @#%&! like his dad, if nothing else.

Thought the bit with Walcott and Cahill was extremely well done. Didn't look staged at all, just 3 lads mooching about talking about the record.

Originally Posted by Ethers

The Man Behind The Teas (ashtonred)

Watched it - the whole thing was sycophantic and irrelevant. The 'Roon' toast at the end of this season. Louis hates this shit as did Fergie.

Originally Posted by ScholesScoresGoals2

I enjoyed it, £#%&! me how good was he is his early days for United

As I've said in other threads hes calmed down too much, his anger and frustration made him the player he was.

Class for United though, some of those goals and link up play with Ronaldo

Youth didn't hurt either.

Thought it was a brilliant documentary and shone a positive light. The argument a few seconds before the Newcastle volley makes that goal even more special. Pure testosterone fuelled beauty.

Originally Posted by GortonLovey

Thought it was a brilliant documentary and shone a positive light. The argument a few seconds before the Newcastle volley makes that goal even more special. Pure testosterone fuelled beauty.

Brilliant, but he shinned it

Originally Posted by ashtonred

Brilliant, but he shinned it

he should use his shins more ,his feet are shite.

Originally Posted by barrington avenue

he should use his shins more ,his feet are shite.

Whatever, but Berbatov's ohk was technically better.

Originally Posted by ashtonred

Brilliant, but he shinned it

Presume you're talking about the bicycle kick Vs. City. He didn't shin the Newcastle volley.