@McReggae... @Mwenza could be very right. Also see ealrier post by @Njung'e.

Now Check out excerpts from The Sun...

"WAYNE ROONEY could be dumped from the Manchester United team after challenging Alex Ferguson.

Striker Roo is sweating on his place in tomorrow's side to face West Brom following his public questioning of the boss over why he was left out of the last two Red Devils' games....

The boss might now punish him for his open defiance in the aftermath of the game.

Equally he could decide the player is not in the right state of mind or in good enough form to play against the Baggies.

...United are aiming to get the player tied down to a new five-year contract. But as revealed in SunSport yesterday, United fear Rooney will not sign it with Real Madrid waiting in the wings, ready to pounce."

Much as a player is hell lot talented, the Manager always has the last say. Especially a successful one like SAF.

When a player starts bickering...e.g Tevez, Ronaldo e.t.c my take is always sell, sell, sell!

I would not want Rooney to go but rather put on his shooting/scoring boots...

But if this is the dissident attitude...too bad.

No player has ever been bigger than club, If Becks, Ruud boy, Keano left surely if I were Rooney!!!!!...

Shrek...be very careful pray you are benched against WBA for lack of discipline...

Another C&P from the great Bryan Robson on Rooney

Man Utd legend Robson warns Rooney not to test Fergie

Manchester United legend Bryan Robson has warned Wayne Rooney not to test Sir Alex Ferguson's temper.

Rooney has courted Fergie's ire after contradicting his manager this week over his fitness.

Robson’s former team-mate Lee Sharpe became a victim of Ferguson’s wrath when he bombed him out of Old Trafford in 1996 after growing tired of his off-field antics.

He warned Rooney: “Everybody should be fearful of Alex Ferguson’s temper if he loses it. It can be very intimidating.”

And kesho chelsea face Aston villa without Drogba and Lampard...is it just me who is seeing a horrid time at Villapark?

@TAZ....saf=manu. He is not bigger but he is the club. We shall know tomorrow whether he will stand by a man who has publicly questioned his judgement (by not playing him) and called him a liar (indirectly). if Rooney plays kesho then maybe SAF could have forgiven the lad.

Wenger has more of a fatherly approach to his team. SAF is more business like.

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