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Taken from www.BBC.co.uk/football:
Rooney unhurt after car accident
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney emerged unscathed after a 23-ton builder's lorry hit his car.
Rooney's vehicle, a 4x4 Cadillac Escalade, worth £40,000, was damaged in the collision in Wilmslow, Cheshire which happened on Tuesday.
The 19-year-old England international was able to continue driving to training after the accident.
A spokesman for Rooney told The Sun newspaper: "We can confirm Wayne was involved in a collision."
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Although we do not know the exact details, I have just one question...
Would any other nineteen-year-old have survived a (no doubt) high-speed collision without a 23-TON builder's lorry?!?
I can only presume Rooney's own mass saved him on the day - yet, they don't say what kind of impact he had on the flamin' lorry...!
;D
On a more serious note, I'm interested to see what exactly happens to the young man now. Surely, his insurance will go up now (no that it'll matter to him - even though he can't hide it from the media) - but, what exactly will be done to his license?
Penalty Points? Isn't that what usually happens?
Then again, this he's the country's second-favourite FOOTBALLER, don't forget now.... :P
Rooney unhurt after car accident
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney emerged unscathed after a 23-ton builder's lorry hit his car.
Rooney's vehicle, a 4x4 Cadillac Escalade, worth £40,000, was damaged in the collision in Wilmslow, Cheshire which happened on Tuesday.
The 19-year-old England international was able to continue driving to training after the accident.
A spokesman for Rooney told The Sun newspaper: "We can confirm Wayne was involved in a collision."
-----
Although we do not know the exact details, I have just one question...
Would any other nineteen-year-old have survived a (no doubt) high-speed collision without a 23-TON builder's lorry?!?
I can only presume Rooney's own mass saved him on the day - yet, they don't say what kind of impact he had on the flamin' lorry...!
;D
On a more serious note, I'm interested to see what exactly happens to the young man now. Surely, his insurance will go up now (no that it'll matter to him - even though he can't hide it from the media) - but, what exactly will be done to his license?
Penalty Points? Isn't that what usually happens?
Then again, this he's the country's second-favourite FOOTBALLER, don't forget now.... :P
Dringo wrote:
> THE MADMAN wrote:
> There are usually two vehicles in a collision, what about the lorry
> driverd story, im sure he could gain millions from this, either form
> selling his story, or for not selling his story, its win, win. Now
> thats what i call good luck
>
> He had a collison with a lorry big deal, it was probably just a small
> mistake.
>
> Bloody hell.
Clam down dear, i was just saying, golly gosh. ;)
> THE MADMAN wrote:
> There are usually two vehicles in a collision, what about the lorry
> driverd story, im sure he could gain millions from this, either form
> selling his story, or for not selling his story, its win, win. Now
> thats what i call good luck
>
> He had a collison with a lorry big deal, it was probably just a small
> mistake.
>
> Bloody hell.
Clam down dear, i was just saying, golly gosh. ;)
THE MADMAN wrote:
> There are usually two vehicles in a collision, what about the lorry
> driverd story, im sure he could gain millions from this, either form
> selling his story, or for not selling his story, its win, win. Now
> thats what i call good luck
He had a collison with a lorry big deal, it was probably just a small mistake.
Bloody hell.
> There are usually two vehicles in a collision, what about the lorry
> driverd story, im sure he could gain millions from this, either form
> selling his story, or for not selling his story, its win, win. Now
> thats what i call good luck
He had a collison with a lorry big deal, it was probably just a small mistake.
Bloody hell.
23 ton truck hits Rooney
Unfortunately Rooney survived too.
:(
I think the only reason the truck's OK is because the car shileded him from it.
Unfortunately Rooney survived too.
:(
I think the only reason the truck's OK is because the car shileded him from it.
There are usually two vehicles in a collision, what about the lorry driverd story, im sure he could gain millions from this, either form selling his story, or for not selling his story, its win, win. Now thats what i call good luck
Escalade's are big.
I want one.
I want one.
It was probably some mad Everton fan trying to ram him off the road, but instead of him ramming Rooney off the road it was the other way around. :)
That poor, poor truck
why penalty points? there is nothing to say he was dirving illegally.
why would his insurance (if he has any being a scouser hohohoho) go up? the accident wasn't his fault!
were does his licence come into the equation! youve gone of on one solskjaer! that injury must have driven you crazy!
why would his insurance (if he has any being a scouser hohohoho) go up? the accident wasn't his fault!
were does his licence come into the equation! youve gone of on one solskjaer! that injury must have driven you crazy!
Made me laugh the headline in the Sun.
"Rooney hit by truck (miraculously the truck survived)"
"Rooney hit by truck (miraculously the truck survived)"
Taken from www.BBC.co.uk/football:
Rooney unhurt after car accident
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney emerged unscathed after a 23-ton builder's lorry hit his car.
Rooney's vehicle, a 4x4 Cadillac Escalade, worth £40,000, was damaged in the collision in Wilmslow, Cheshire which happened on Tuesday.
The 19-year-old England international was able to continue driving to training after the accident.
A spokesman for Rooney told The Sun newspaper: "We can confirm Wayne was involved in a collision."
-----
Although we do not know the exact details, I have just one question...
Would any other nineteen-year-old have survived a (no doubt) high-speed collision without a 23-TON builder's lorry?!?
I can only presume Rooney's own mass saved him on the day - yet, they don't say what kind of impact he had on the flamin' lorry...!
;D
On a more serious note, I'm interested to see what exactly happens to the young man now. Surely, his insurance will go up now (no that it'll matter to him - even though he can't hide it from the media) - but, what exactly will be done to his license?
Penalty Points? Isn't that what usually happens?
Then again, this he's the country's second-favourite FOOTBALLER, don't forget now.... :P
Rooney unhurt after car accident
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney emerged unscathed after a 23-ton builder's lorry hit his car.
Rooney's vehicle, a 4x4 Cadillac Escalade, worth £40,000, was damaged in the collision in Wilmslow, Cheshire which happened on Tuesday.
The 19-year-old England international was able to continue driving to training after the accident.
A spokesman for Rooney told The Sun newspaper: "We can confirm Wayne was involved in a collision."
-----
Although we do not know the exact details, I have just one question...
Would any other nineteen-year-old have survived a (no doubt) high-speed collision without a 23-TON builder's lorry?!?
I can only presume Rooney's own mass saved him on the day - yet, they don't say what kind of impact he had on the flamin' lorry...!
;D
On a more serious note, I'm interested to see what exactly happens to the young man now. Surely, his insurance will go up now (no that it'll matter to him - even though he can't hide it from the media) - but, what exactly will be done to his license?
Penalty Points? Isn't that what usually happens?
Then again, this he's the country's second-favourite FOOTBALLER, don't forget now.... :P