Rooney: 'The Champions League final is a great opportunity to show what you can do'
                   
independent.co.uk     May 21, 2008            

It was in September 2005, when Manchester United seemed to be falling apart. Jose Mourinho's Chelsea looked unbeatable, the Glazers had Old Trafford in a state of perpetual revolt and, behind the scenes, Roy Keane's grievances with the club were fermenting. When Wayne Rooney got himself sent off... [read full story]                    


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Bozza on the bench: McKinna

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