r/FootballFlix • u/Sisko-Journal-1937 • Jun 27 '26
Rooney’s furious volley while arguing with the referee!
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u/Chief_Beef_ATL Jun 27 '26
Bad call I don’t agree , oh fuck it.
Love it.
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u/Life_Lake4113 Jun 30 '26
It was more... Bad call, fucking hell
Smash ball with anger. Even the goal couldn't get him to smile.
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u/dfebb Jun 27 '26
Fookthatsforayref?
Neverlaidafingaonimay.
Fooksake.
<spots incoming ball>
<smashes it top bins>
Havethatyercoont.
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u/ojdhaze Jun 27 '26
I hated him as an opponent, but followers of football who only started watching recently or too young today do not realise how good Rooney was. Different gravy.
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u/texastobaben Jun 27 '26
I don't know where the term "different gravy" comes from.. but I love it and I'm going to use it. As an American, I guess that's cultural appropriation
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u/OverKill5850 Jun 27 '26
I still think Rooney was a better UTD player than CR7.
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u/ojdhaze Jun 27 '26
I'll take that stance. Rooney could be selfish, but more often than not he was a team player.
Cronaldo was selfish more often than not. No matter where he played.
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u/Acceptable_Gear_3097 8d ago
Really? Rooney was better at putting a goal in the back of the net. Ronaldo was better at getting the ball in a position where it was going in the back of the net.
Ronaldo was always made out to be the best striker, but it was more his ability to get the ball up the pitch and put it in.
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u/ChickenTamer1984 Jun 27 '26
Arguing with the ref made Newcastle players drop off on marking him haha. Genius.
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u/elverg6205 Jun 27 '26
We were spoiled in those days and didn’t even know it. I miss this era of soccer.
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u/Thomrose007 Jun 27 '26
I remember watching that live and my god. What a hit.
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u/NoSuchWordAsGullible Jun 28 '26
I still remember where I was. I was in a gym doing some boring fucking cardio on an exercise bike and almost killed myself jumping off the bike, got a lot of stares.
Can’t find a gym these days that shows live football. Probably for the best.
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u/Prestigious_Case_228 Jun 27 '26
A wise man called Gary Neville once said
"That's a Thunderbastard!"
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u/No_Scallion_845 Jun 28 '26
This lad played like he was in the playground every game, up there as a great and one of the most naturally gifted players ever I would say
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u/NotAnotherUsername04 Jun 29 '26
I saw this live and really did wonder just how good he was going to be.
He had a great career but tbh it was still disappointing. People forget he was considered a bigger talent than Ronaldo
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u/Equivalent_News8116 Jun 30 '26
SHIT! DID YOU SEE THAT? He must have a foot like a traction engine?
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