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Wayne Rooney today welcomed the news fellow England striker Michael Owen would soon be terrorising defenders in the Premiership again as "good for English football."
Owen, 25, was absent from training with the rest of the national team in order to complete his transfer to Newcastle, where he was greeted with a hero's welcome by the St James' Park faithful after signing a four-year deal.
"I think it's good for English football, Owen coming back," Rooney declared.
"He is a great player and has scored a lot of goals in the Premiership and hopefully he can carry that on for Newcastle.
"It's good to have him back in English football - and it will help him as well
Owen, 25, was absent from training with the rest of the national team in order to complete his transfer to Newcastle, where he was greeted with a hero's welcome by the St James' Park faithful after signing a four-year deal.
"I think it's good for English football, Owen coming back," Rooney declared.
"He is a great player and has scored a lot of goals in the Premiership and hopefully he can carry that on for Newcastle.
"It's good to have him back in English football - and it will help him as well
Vampyr wrote:
> "where Colleen?"
> "shopping again? But i want my special treat"
> "she gives it me every night"
> "how can i go without it"
> " i need it"
>
> *Colleen returns*
>
> "Colleen give me special treat"
> " I need it"
>
> *Colleen gives Wayne McDonalds Happy Meal*
> *Wayne is Happy and reaturns to bashing stuff*
But this night she gives him an extra special treat - she's carrying his sprog and like all other sportsmen he becomes crap once fatherhood takes hold.
Henman has to be the best example.
Lee Westwood.
Michael Owen.
David Beckham.
Jamie Redknapp.
Steven Hendry.
Matthew Stevens.
Expect Frank Lampard to be playing for Chelsea reserves before the years out.
> "where Colleen?"
> "shopping again? But i want my special treat"
> "she gives it me every night"
> "how can i go without it"
> " i need it"
>
> *Colleen returns*
>
> "Colleen give me special treat"
> " I need it"
>
> *Colleen gives Wayne McDonalds Happy Meal*
> *Wayne is Happy and reaturns to bashing stuff*
But this night she gives him an extra special treat - she's carrying his sprog and like all other sportsmen he becomes crap once fatherhood takes hold.
Henman has to be the best example.
Lee Westwood.
Michael Owen.
David Beckham.
Jamie Redknapp.
Steven Hendry.
Matthew Stevens.
Expect Frank Lampard to be playing for Chelsea reserves before the years out.
Georgey5, I have a question for you...
"Are you Sniper in disguise?"
"Are you Sniper in disguise?"
JFH wrote:
> Arsenal have already played Newcastle once this season.
haha
> Arsenal have already played Newcastle once this season.
haha
"where Colleen?"
"shopping again? But i want my special treat"
"she gives it me every night"
"how can i go without it"
" i need it"
*Colleen returns*
"Colleen give me special treat"
" I need it"
*Colleen gives Wayne McDonalds Happy Meal*
*Wayne is Happy and reaturns to bashing stuff*
"shopping again? But i want my special treat"
"she gives it me every night"
"how can i go without it"
" i need it"
*Colleen returns*
"Colleen give me special treat"
" I need it"
*Colleen gives Wayne McDonalds Happy Meal*
*Wayne is Happy and reaturns to bashing stuff*
That's not wat Rooney said and you know it.
It was probably more along thelines of "Owen football, good, ENGURLAND!"
It was probably more along thelines of "Owen football, good, ENGURLAND!"
You're right.
Arsenal have already played Newcastle once this season.
Easy to say once you've already been to St James' Park and won, keeping a clean sheet in the process.
Rooney should have said: "It's good Micheal Owen's back, as Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool wil all have to play against him twice, increasing the chances of them losing points."
Rooney should have said: "It's good Micheal Owen's back, as Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool wil all have to play against him twice, increasing the chances of them losing points."
and.....?
Wayne Rooney today welcomed the news fellow England striker Michael Owen would soon be terrorising defenders in the Premiership again as "good for English football."
Owen, 25, was absent from training with the rest of the national team in order to complete his transfer to Newcastle, where he was greeted with a hero's welcome by the St James' Park faithful after signing a four-year deal.
"I think it's good for English football, Owen coming back," Rooney declared.
"He is a great player and has scored a lot of goals in the Premiership and hopefully he can carry that on for Newcastle.
"It's good to have him back in English football - and it will help him as well
Owen, 25, was absent from training with the rest of the national team in order to complete his transfer to Newcastle, where he was greeted with a hero's welcome by the St James' Park faithful after signing a four-year deal.
"I think it's good for English football, Owen coming back," Rooney declared.
"He is a great player and has scored a lot of goals in the Premiership and hopefully he can carry that on for Newcastle.
"It's good to have him back in English football - and it will help him as well