Rooney: Should England take Him or Not ???

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:hap2: Wayne Rooney :hap2:

.....thats the name on everybody's lips:ohyeah: not only in England but all across the Globe....following his injury during the Barclays Premiership match between Chelsea and Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 29 April......in which he broke the fourth metatarsal of his right foot following a challenge by Paulo Ferreira...... Doctors have said tat Rooney must rest his foot for atleast six weeks,& technically meaning he could return for England’s opening World Cup match against Paraguay on June 10 in Frankfurt, but in reality leaving him with little chance of being fit.......

ManUnited's website said:
Wayne Rooney has a fracture of the base of the fourt metatarsal on his right foot. He will be out for six weeks:( :(

Metatarsal Haunts England Again
If U guys remember, Rooney broke the same foot in England's Euro 2004 exit to Portugal and it took up to 10 weeks for him to recover and the metatarsal injury is the same one that kept Gary Neville out of the same tournament and wrecked David Beckham's preparations for the 2002 World Cup in Korea Japan last time........


A Carrer Just Started and Such Big Hopes....

Rooney is the youngest ever player to play for England & as of 2 March 2006, he has played for England only 29 times and but has scored 11 international goals....:hap2: :hap2: .Hailed as the best English player since the 1966 squad that won the World Cup, Rooney is more than the team’s key player, he is a talisman........and grt people have touted him as the leading young talents in world football......:clap:
Sir Alex Ferguson said:
"Wayne can be the best in the world in 2 years"
George Best said:
"You go through all the greats at Manchester United and you've certainly got to put him in there"
.......England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson had gone a step further by comparing his impact to that made by the legendary Brazilian, Pelé at a similar age during the 1958 World Cup & this comparison has led to him being nicknamed "El Pelé Blanco" - the white Pelé - some fans.....

So who wont have great hopes from this kid.......he was the player on whom England’s hopes of World Cup success were pinned but after breaking a bone in his right foot & almost certainly out of the World Cup.......England's hopes surely have suffered a potentially shattering World Cup blow ..........

Owen still struggling
Adding to Eriksson's problems are doubts over the fitness of Rooney's striker partner Michael Owen, who played his first match this year for Newcastle on Saturday after injuring his foot on December 31.........

Owen had came on as a second-half substitute in the 0-0 draw at Birmingham and played for half an hour, but admitted tat he was still 'not happy' with the injury as he was feelin bit sore...But Newcastle boss Glenn Roeder insisted tat Owen is not a doubt for the World Cup....
Newcastle boss Glenn Roeder said:
"It's a concern but I don't want it to be blown out of all proportion. As far as I'm concerned he is still going to go to the World Cup. Players have scans all the time and it should not be a worry."

England could surely have had another injury worry:( .......after Chelsea's England centre-half John Terry survived an injury worry when he was caught by Rooney's studs in the first 10 minutes of the Stamford Bridge match and required 10 stitches to a cut on his lower right foot........But Terry continued playing but was walking on crutches after the match and is unlikely to feature in the champions' penultimate match of the season at Blackburn during the week......

But Terry was more concerned for his England team-mate Rooney than his injury as he knew tat he was out then England go to Germany with a MatchWinner back home......

John Terry said:
"I just tried to go in the dressing room to see him but security wouldn't let me,"

But England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson is poised to take striker Wayne Rooney to the World Cup, despite his broken foot.
"Wayne is a world-class player and we will give him every chance to play in the World Cup; with such a huge talent you have to do that," said Eriksson.
He insisted England were "one of four or five teams who can win the World Cup and this will not change that".

But United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has other plans & he has told Eriksson tat the club will have the final say on whether Rooney goes to the World Cup after the Swede said he would give the striker "every chance" to play in the finals.United coach Alex Ferguson said it was a "wild dream'' for Eriksson to suggest Rooney could be fit to play in the quarterfinals of the showpiece.
"We have to make sure we do not build up people's expectation, which is what is happening at the moment," Ferguson said.
"Sven Goran Eriksson saying he will take Wayne to Germany fit or not was something we didn't want to hear."
Sir Alex Ferguson said:
"We will do our best to get the boy to Germany but If he's not fit, he's not going,''
And Ferguson also said he was unhappy with the burden of expectation placed upon Rooney.He said tat other senior & more experienced players such as David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, John Terry, Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville, should be taking the mantle....rather than having the pressure laid on the 20yr-old Lad......He said tat if England don't have Wayne Rooney,then they will need to look at getting inspiration from other players ....

But Eriksson is determined & has pledged to name a 26-man squad ,with Rooney sure on the list, on May 8 before cutting three names from the list for the final Fifa deadline a week later.........

But there is good news......:clap: :clap:
World Football ruling body FIFA will allow England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson to name Rooney in his 23-man squad on May 15 and replace him as late as June 9 if he isn't fit, the Telegraph reported, citing FIFA spokesman Andreas Herren.

Cause of Injury: Rooney's Slippers -Total 90 Supremacy :huh: :huh:
Current question among all England football fans after star player, Wayne Rooney, broke the fourth metatarsal bone on his right foot, is whether the boots are to blame for the number of injuries experienced by English footballers???

And with Wayne's Injury it was Nike's 'Total 90 Supremacy' boot to come under crititism....as Rooney was wearing Nike's revolutionary 'Total 90 Supremacy' boot for the first time at Stamford Bridge on Saturday when he suffered the injury....

But Nike reacted quickly & has said its new boots are not to blame for the injury sustained by Wayne Rooney at the weekend that looks likely to keep the striker out of the World Cup.

NIKE said:
“The Total 90 Supremacy boots that Wayne was wearing in the game against Chelsea have been thoroughly tested and Wayne and other players have been involved in that process. Wayne first tested the boots last summer and has been wearing them in training for two weeks."
'The boot was specifically designed for Wayne and has incorporated three different types of protection for his foot. Every time we bring a boot out, the safety aspect is improved in some way".

But this injury surely comes as a blow to Nike as it had only just unveiled the new £120 boots and it had invested heavily in a UK marketing campaign in the run up to the World Cup that focused on the Manchester United striker.

SomeCaps .....

Rooney in all agony after the Injury....


Wayne Rooney is helped by Claude Makelele after injuring his foot.....


Checked by Medical Team.....


Laid on the Stretcher.....


England's Hopes Gone along with Rooney's Injury....


Update:

A CAT scan on him is due on Wednesday and tat would reveal more details into the injury........


I along with Millions of Rooney Fans all around the world will hope tat Rooney would recover quickly:hap2: .....and would be fit & roaring to go for the World cup....:clap:
 
The WC comes once in 4 years. So it's worth risking it for Roo ...

Although it'll be bad for Man Utd, since we MIGHT not have him fit for next season, but every player dreams of playing in the WC.

PS : If i see Ferreira anywhere, i'll kill the c&*t.
 
Yes its worth risking.

without him the two strikers they have are Owen and Crouch rite?

John Terry scores more goals than both of them combined.
 
Lol.

Stupid question.

Ofcourse England will choose him.

The lad will be fine and over his injury in less than 2 weeks. England has nothing to worry about :ohyeah:
 
i'd say go ahead and pick him for the team..........he'd rather miss playing club matches then miss the all important World Cup.........and according to some doctors he can only recuperate till the quater-finals of the World Cup start.......
 
Undoubtedly. He should be fine for knockout stages (If England reach :P)

Asky said:
Yes its worth risking.
without him the two strikers they have are Owen and Crouch rite?
John Terry scores more goals than both of them combined.
rofl... So true...
 
More Updates:

England striker Wayne Rooney is more likely to be out of the World Cup:( :(
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Wayne Rooney has more than one fracture in his right foot, making his chances of playing in the World Cup even more uncertain said coach Sven-Goran Eriksson.The Manchester United star is expected to be out of action for at least six weeks and could need few more weeks to be fully fit .The World Cup in Germany begins on June 9.

Initial x-rays showed tat Rooney broke one metatarsal bone, but later checks indicated further fractures."I knew (Tuesday) he had more than one fracture," Eriksson said at a World Cup function in London. "I don't know what that means but I'm not that pessimistic. Miracles happen now and then."said Eriksson
Eriksson plans to name Rooney in his 23-man squad on Monday, hoping he can at least play in the latter stages of the World Cup."I will not rule him out until the doctors tell me there is no chance," Eriksson said.But Eriksson can name a replacement for Rooney until the eve of the Paraguay game.England's opening game is against Paraguay in Frankfurt on June 10. The knockout stages begin June 24.
Ferguson confirms Rooney's Oxygen treatment
In his bid to recover from a broken foot, Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed Wayne Rooney will use an oxygen chamber.Rooney faces an anxious wait before learning whether he will be fit enough to go to the World Cup with England.Fergie said: "It won't do any harm. Everything is worth a try at this stage."
"Doing Their Bit for Rooney as They Did for Beckham"-Aircast
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Four years after helping England captain David Beckham return to fitness for the World Cup, Stragglethorpe-based Aircast is trying to do the same for injured Wayne Rooney.Aircast has provided the cast Rooney is wearing in a bid to repair the broken bones in his foot in time for this summer's competition.With only 35 days until England's first match and the nation's dreams centred around Rooney, whether the Manchester United star's injury will heal in time has become a subject of national debate.Rooney's cast is slightly different to the one provided for Beckham in 2002.The cast is called the Short Pneumatic Walker and it is to help the foot rather than the leg & it is far superior to put him in this cast rather than into plaster because it helps get the blood flowing and mends the injury quicker.The cast, which the company supplies to Premiership football clubs and the British Olympic team, allows the patient to continue walking because pump-operated air cells inside the casing provide pneumatic support to the limb.
The company was already wellknown among the sports fraternity but general public did not know much about them until Beckham wore what became known as the 'Beckham Boot' before the last World Cup & Beckham even mentioned in his biography & this really helped the company a lot.Other sporting heroes who have worn Stragglethorpe-based Aircast's orthopaedic equipment include footballers Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Michael Owen, skier Finlay Mickel, cricketers Simon Jones and Glenn McGrath and tennis players Andrew Murray, Leyton Hewitt and Andy Roddick.

Meanwhile,
Nike shrugs off accusations over Rooney’s injury
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Nike has said tat it is not planning to make any changes to the design of its "90 Supremacy" football shoe, which England striker Wayne Rooney was wearing when he broke his foot last week.Responding to intense media scrutiny from the British press, and Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson's request that Nike take another look at the boot to make sure that it did not play any part in the injury, Nike said it was not to blame for Rooney's multiple bone fractures.
"I think it is very convenient to blame the shoe," Nike spokesman Charlie Brooks told Reuters .
"If Wayne Rooney had pulled a hamstring for example I don't think we'd have been talking about the type of shorts he was wearing," Brooks said.
Still, Brooks said that Nike would take feedback from Manchester United, as they do on a constant basis. Research and development on the shoe took two years, he said
 
ERIKSSON PERSISTS WITH ROONEY
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England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has included Wayne Rooney :hap2: alongside Michael Owen, Theo Walcott and Aaron Lennon in his provisional 23-man World Cup squad ,but there are no places for Ledley King, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Jermaine Defoe or Darren Bent.
Manchester United forward Rooney's broken metatarsal is expected to rule him out of the start of the tournament but Eriksson decided to gamble on his talisman's fitness as expected.
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Walcott, 17, is the biggest gamble tat Eriksson has made ....and England boss has admitted tat he may have made the biggest gamble of his entire football career after revealing he has never seen Arsenal's young striker play a game - except on videotape - and has barely spoken a word to him.Walcott has not played first-team football since his £12million move from Southampton in January but is regarded as one of the hottest talents in the game and Eriksson has decided to include him in his squad.
But Eriksson is ready to make Walcott England's youngest international footballer because is convinced he can handle the pressure and terrify defenders with his pace.Rooney, who currently holds that record, played against Australia in 2003 at the age of 17 years, 111 days.But When England take on Hungary at Old Trafford on May 30 & if Walcott plays,he will be 17 years, 75 days .....& that would make him the country's youngest international footballer.

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While Micheal Owen's prolonged recovery from a similar injury has severely limited his match practice and he will head to the finals having played only 31 minutes for his club since December 31.

Here is Sven-Goran Eriksson's provisional squad for the World Cup finals in Germany:

Goalkeepers

Paul Robinson Tottenham Hotspur
David James Manchester City
Robert Green Norwich City

Defenders
Gary Neville Manchester United
Rio Ferdinand Manchester United
John Terry Chelsea
Ashley Cole Arsenal
Sol Campbell Arsenal
Jamie Carragher Liverpool
Wayne Bridge Chelsea

Midfielders
David Beckham
Michael Carrick
Frank Lampard
Steven Gerrard
Owen Hargreaves
Jermaine Jenas
Stewart Downing
Joe Cole
Aaron Lennon

Forwards
Theo Walcott
Peter Crouch
Michael Owen
Wayne Rooney:clap:
Standby Players
Scott Carson
Luke Young
Nigel Reo-Coker
Jermain Defoe
Andrew Johnson
 
The Midfield and Defence is VERY Strong!

Im a lil' worried about thier Forwards though.

Rooney may not recover by the World cup!

The rest 3, dont look to attractive.

Well...

ENGLAND 4TW!
 
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