'He'll be a top manager' — Manchester United fans split after Wayne Rooney revelation

Wayne Rooney and Jamie Carragher have agreed on three players who should be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.The pair were appearing on Monday Night Football ahead of Arsenal and Crystal Palace's clash when they debated the topic. Both men tabled six suggestions for its next class of inductees, and Rooney agreed with three of Carragher's six suggestions.The Derby County boss said: "I've got some similar there, so the ones I went with were Sergio Aguero, one of the best strikers the Premier League has ever seen.

Wayne Rooney thinks Harry Maguire needs to get his confidence back to improve his form at Manchester United.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has been accused of being ‘jealous’ for his comments as Jamie Carragher and Wayne Rooney appeared on Sky Sports together.Derby County boss Rooney was a special guest on Monday as he watched Crystal Palace beat Arsenal 3-0 to blow the race for the final Champions League spot wide open. But there were plenty of talking points away from the match as well on the night.After Carragher tweeted about the show before coverage started, Neville tweeted the Liverpool hero saying: “Subtitles on and all the best Dave.

Jamie Carragher has joked Harry Kane needs to go and buy a Ferrari in response to Wayne Rooney's "flash car" analysis on Monday Night Football.Standing in for ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville as a guest on Sky Sports, Rooney claimed the England captain was "one of the best players the Premier League has seen." However, the current Derby County boss also stated that because of his private lifestyle, Kane is vastly underrated when discussing elite players to have graced the top-flight.Rooney said: "I think the way Harry Kane is, he is very humble, but I think what we are seeing nowadays is that the young lads are putting themselves out there on social media and getting a lot of attention whether it is sponsorship deals."Whereas Harry Kane is a superstar on the pitch and genuine gentleman off it. I think sometimes because people don’t see him in those flash cars and doing what other players do, they maybe tend not to like him as much, but he certainly is one of the best players the Premier League has seen."And it didn't take long for Carragher to quip: "You know what to do H go get yourself a Ferrari."HAVE YOUR SAY! Is Harry Kane "one of the best players the Premier League has seen"? Let us know in the comments section.As well as discussing Kane's underappreciated status, the duo commented on his insane pedigree in front of goal.

Manchester United fans after delivering his verdict on Harry Maguire and Jesse Lingard.Maguire has struggled badly for the Red Devils this season, experiencing a serious hangover from England's Euro 2020 campaign. There have been some calls for the defender to stripped of the United captaincy in a bid to relieve the pressure on him. Lingard meanwhile has barely featured since returning to Manchester from a loan spell at West Ham.

Wayne Rooney has sensationally claimed Manchester United would be making a mistake if they were to appoint Erik ten Hag as Ralf Rangnick's successor. According to various reports, ten Hag tops a four-man shortlist to replace the current interim manager when Rangnick leaves his post to take up a consultancy role at the end of the campaign. Though Rooney believes there is a more qualified candidate than the current Ajax boss and has tipped Mauricio Pochettino as the right man to perform the much-needed u-turn at Old Trafford.Rooney told Sky Sports: "Pochettino's done it in the Premier League, he knows the Premier League.

Wayne Rooney reckons Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United has been a failure.The Derby manager pulled no punches when appearing on Monday Night Football and raised concerns over Ronaldo - a player he played alongside 205 times for United between 2004 and 2009. Ronaldo, 37, has managed 18 goals across 32 appearances for the Red Devils in a reasonable return, but failed to fire them to silverware with a top-four finish now unlikely.Presenter Dave Jones said: "Let’s ask you about another one of your old Manchester United team mates, Ronaldo."Jamie (Carragher) said right from the start of the season that he felt it was a mistake to bring him back to Manchester United, what’s your take on that? Has it worked?"With Rooney saying in response: "You’d have to say no at the minute.

Manchester United right-back Rafael da Silva has revealed Louis van Gaal was "obsessed" with detail during his time in the Old Trafford hot seat, giving him "nightmares".The master tactician, 70, has sadly been suffering from prostate cancer and disclosed his diagnosis to the public live on Dutch television at the weekend. Van Gaal stated that the cancer is aggressive, and he has even been undergoing radiation therapy whilst on international duty with the Netherlands squad. The Dutchman would leave the squad's hotel late at night to go and receive treatment, as he did not want to worry his players and distract them from performing at their peak.

Kalvin Phillips’ baffling shoes.The return of Premier League football after the international break was almost completely hijacked by the Leeds United ace’s bizarre footwear he was wearing in the preceding days. Phillips’ return to the pitch was one of the most promising sights of the recent game week, but his shoes sent supporters and Manchester City ace Jack Grealish scuttling towards their key-board.However, the England men’s senior player of the year is not the first footballer to leave the industry non-plussed by their choice of clothing.

A student from Cheetham Hill will travel to ISIS-occupied cities in Iraq to film a documentary. Zain Ullah, a Law and Criminology student at Manchester Metropolitan University , is set to visit places in Iraq that were once occupied by or are still occupied by terrorist group ISIS.

Wayne Rooney is adamant Harry Maguire should start for England at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after jumping in to defend the Manchester United captain.

England goalkeeper Robert Green has reacted in style to England's World Cup draw, as they were drawn with the United States for the second time in 12 years.England will also be joined by Iran and either Ukraine, Scotland or Wales, but the last time they faced the US in this competition it made for a memorable moment for Green. Although England were overwhelming favourites to win the group, they finished second behind the US on goal difference.That's partially down to an awful blunder as Green spilled the ball into his own net to gift the US a crucial goal in their clash against England, handing top spot over to their group rivals.

Daily Star pushed the boat out on a PICTURE EXCLUSIVE about Wayne Rooney. The lifelong Evertonian and then Manchester United striker was revealed to have a Liverpool tattoo on his arm after losing a bet. The yarn went that Rooney was so confident he’d score for United against Liverpool that he’d bet a friend he would get the tattoo if he didn’t.

Wayne Rooney could quit Derby County in the summer even if he helps engineer a miracle relegation escape. The former Manchester United and England goal ace is growing more and more frustrated by the protracted sale of the crisis-hit club.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand believes his former club should try and hire Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel as their next permanent manager, saying the German boss is a 'sitting duck.' The highly-rated coach took charge at Stamford Bridge in January last year after Frank Lampard was dismissed, winning the Champions League in his first season. He is now one of the names linked with the vacant role at Old Trafford, with it thought that Chelsea’s perilous position regarding their ownership amid the outbreak of war in Ukraine could strengthen United’s hand if they were to pick him.Other names in the hat include Paris Saint-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino and Ajax’s Erik ten Hag, but former Red Devils defender Ferdinand said that he would be his first choice as United boss.

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand believes his old club should turn to Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel to become their next permanent manager, insisting he would "be the one."

Wayne Rooney has recalled the hilarious moment he left Roy Keane fuming by flicking the TV over to the X-Factor.Manchester United had travelled up to Newcastle for an away fixture in the Premier League when Rooney decided to pull a prank on his captain. Keane, who was watching the rugby, was left furious as a result of the prank. Rooney told The Sun: "We played ­Newcastle away and afterwards Roy was watching the rugby league.

Erling Haaland and Giovanni Reyna trailblazing in recent years. With Steven Gerrard's four-year-old son Lio stealing the show on the Anfield pitch at the weekend before a legends fixture, Daily Star Sport has taken a look at six prospects who might be sticking around for years to come.

Wayne Rooney is a Manchester United legend - but things could have been very different had his dad heeded his words as a teenager.Because at the age of just 14, Rooney asked his dad to tell legendary Red Devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson to "f*** off" over the phone. The extraordinary request came to light at an exclusive black-tie dinner event in Manchester on Saturday night.Rooney recalled several stories from his playing days, including the incredible exchange between him and his dad over Ferguson. He said: "Sir Alex ­Ferguson tried to sign me when I was 14.

Wayne Rooney has detailed how former Manchester United team-mate Carlos Tevez handed him the "biggest disappointment of his life" during a shared trip to the airport. The former England skipper, who has previously earmarked the ex-Argentina forward as his favourite ever Old Trafford team-mate despite spending only two seasons at the club, was seemingly desperate to strike up a rapport off the pitch. Rooney has now explained why that wasn't possible, and admitted that it was a painful moment for him considering how well they could link up during fixtures and firing United to back-to-back Premier League titles and a Champions League triumph.

Cristiano Ronaldo "f****** annoying" and Rio Ferdinand "arrogant" while looking back on his time playing for Manchester United. Rooney is now in charge of Championship side Derby County and played alongside the duo during his 13-year spell at Old Trafford. Together, the trio won three Premier League titles, the FA Cup and the Champions League before Ronaldo departed for Real Madrid.The Portuguese superstar has returned for a second spell at United, while Rooney makes the first steps in his management career and Ferdinand pursues life as a pundit.