Rooney stomping incident,look intentional to you?

• Aveme

  2 Jul 06, 11:40

  
  
  k what do you guys think,i think it look intentional,if not why must he jerk his leg back in the direction of ricardo's groin,if he want to balance himself,surely putting his leg forward is better?why the need for his leg to jerk back?Even his body language shows him using force for the jerk back
• CoolMyth

  2 Jul 06, 11:41

  Right in the Michael Ballacks!
  
  Dun think was intentional. But it definitely hurts.
• Aveme

  2 Jul 06, 11:43

  Originally posted by CoolMyth:

  Right in the Michael Ballacks!
  
  Dun think was intentional. But it definitely hurts.

  look at the picture,then why the need to jerk his leg back and from his body movement,he applied some force in a backward motion too
• Pitot

  2 Jul 06, 11:44

  Stupid idiot.
  
  Thanks to him for letting the million of global spectators down.
  Thanks to him for letting his team mates down.
  
  Young man cannot control his temper. The refree oso never do anything until he pushed Ronaldo. Another hot blooded young man.
  
  Rooney needs the rotan.
• used

  2 Jul 06, 11:48

  its rooney wad! cannot expect him to hold back his anger
• dakkon_blackblade

  2 Jul 06, 11:48

  Nb..it's fucking clear that it's intentional. He was out to hurt in any way. This youngster needs to go for some anger management problems. For too long have Alex Ferguson and SGE protected him. Rooney needs to realise that taking out his frustrations on the opponents through violence is no way to greatness.
• Pitot

  2 Jul 06, 11:49

  Originally posted by dakkon_blackblade:

  Nb..it's fucking clear that it's intentional. He was out to hurt in any way. This youngster needs to go for some anger management problems. For too long have Alex Ferguson and SGE protected him. Rooney needs to realise that taking out his frustrations on the opponents through violence is no way to greatness.

  So u want SAF to throw a boot at him?
• BrUtUs

  2 Jul 06, 11:52

  looks super intentional beckham style... fergie need to rotan him if he dunwan tis to happen in future... looks like low blow in wwe...
• Sagara

  2 Jul 06, 11:55

  intentional..
• mochou

  2 Jul 06, 11:55

  it's obvious enough, sure it's intentional.
  
• Takumi2eLimit

  2 Jul 06, 11:56

  Originally posted by Pitot:

  Stupid idiot.
  
  Thanks to him for letting the million of global spectators down.
  Thanks to him for letting his team mates down.
  
  Young man cannot control his temper. The refree oso never do anything until he pushed Ronaldo. Another hot blooded young man.
  
  Rooney needs the rotan.

  Do you know frustration in him in being stranded alone up front, and Ronaldo being a club mate of his, sprinting over to complain, it's inevitable.
  
  For me,i don blame him, Lampard gets my vote.
• Aveme

  2 Jul 06, 12:00

  Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:

  Do you know frustration in him in being stranded alone up front, and Ronaldo being a club mate of his, sprinting over to complain, it's inevitable.
  
  For me,i don blame him, Lampard gets my vote.

  the trouble start not when ronaldo came over,it started when he seemingly intentionally stomp on that portugal player and look nothing like sorry for it even if it was not intentional and still have the attitude to push Ronaldo.The referee looking at him,and seeing that he is not in anyway sorry for his action and still being so non apological then made the right decision to show him the red card instead of earlier still not commited to give a straight red
• Takumi2eLimit

  2 Jul 06, 12:01

  Originally posted by Aveme:

  the trouble start not when ronaldo came over,it started when he seemingly intentionally stomp on that portugal player and look nothing like sorry for it even if it was not intentional and still have the attitude to push Ronaldo.

  That's because being his club mate,he didn't expect Ronaldo to come over and protest. Still, it didn't change that i still blame Frank Lampard overall.
• Aveme

  2 Jul 06, 12:05

  yeah i guess he will be surprised that his own team mate in MU came over to make the fuss.But well cannot blame ronaldo,if ronaldo really saw the incident and feel it is really a intention aggression,he has the right to appeal to the referee to bring justice for his fallen team mate.But yeah Lampard's performance is nothing to shout about too,but i feel it will be rooney's behavor that will be remembered more deeply later esp since there was an eariler incident where we saw him throwing his tantrum when he was subbed out against sweden
• Archie_boy

  2 Jul 06, 12:15

  I think Rooney got mad after he was repeatedly pull and dragged by 2 Portugal players before he stomp on one of them. The Ref did nothing even though Rooney seem to be fouled.
  
  As for Lampard, there goes, Chelsea should consider selling him. 23 or 24 attempts at goal in the WC finals, including one penalty. Cannot deliver....
• latte-OO-

  2 Jul 06, 13:21

  Guilty!!!
• RockeY

  2 Jul 06, 15:08

  Yeah he was playing right into the portugese trap.
• LinYu

  2 Jul 06, 15:11

  serve that jerk right
  
• the Bear

  2 Jul 06, 15:12

  i wonder.. some rugby player was done for biting once.. but his defence was "when someone sticks a finger in my mouth, i'm going to bite it"
  
  well, if someone puts his groin where my foot is about to step on, i'm going to step on it
• Patrik

  2 Jul 06, 15:15

  Intentional!
• Agenda

  2 Jul 06, 15:27

  Its hard to break a fall by moving forward
  
  I think a red card was harsh because I have never seen a guy get sent off for pushing the other guy abit
• 798

  2 Jul 06, 15:32

  obigood!!!
• used

  2 Jul 06, 15:34

  Originally posted by Agenda:

  Its hard to break a fall by moving forward
  
  I think a red card was harsh because I have never seen a guy get sent off for pushing the other guy abit

  i think the ref saw the stomp
• Manager433

  2 Jul 06, 15:40

  Expect to see this when the EPL season kick off in August.
  
  
• 798

  2 Jul 06, 15:44

  but i was amazed the fact that rooney's club mate, c. ronaldo played him out. ronaldo is really despicable in my views.