Wayne Rooney asked dad to tell Man Utd icon Sir Alex Ferguson to "f*** off"

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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.

Sir Alex Ferguson offered Manchester United some important words of advice before he put the hairdryer away for the final time and retired in 2013 - not that they bothered listening.Fergie called it quits at Old Trafford almost a decade ago, dramatically announcing his decision to step away from the technical area in May 2013. And after his final home game in charge - a 2-1 victory over Swansea City - the legendary Scotsman took to the microphone to issue a final request to the club's fans and board."I would like to remind you this club stood by me in bad times, the players and the staff," he told supporters inside Old Trafford. "Your job now is to stand by the new manager."That request lasted all of 10 months as United hired and then fired David Moyes following a dismal 2013-14 campaign.

Sir Alex Ferguson is one of the most successful managers in footballing history, but even he struggled to get the very best out of Brazil international Anderson at Manchester United.The midfielder arrived at Old Trafford from Porto in 2007 for a fee of approximately £20million, being dubbed by many as the ‘next big thing’ for United. Having won the Golden Boy award in 2005 – three years after winning the Golden Ball at the Under-17 World Championships, many expected the playmaker to be a long-term star at the Red Devils.But injuries, fitness issues and a lack of desire held Anderson back. So much so that Ferguson wanted to hit the now-retired player with a stick as he was that frustrated with him.Former United coach Nick Clegg spoke of the incident to The Athletic, he explained: “You could never find a nicer person [than Anderson] — he was popular with everyone — but he was a lazy bleeder.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster believes that Anderson had what it takes to be 'best in the world' at one stage of his career.

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. The Red Devils have an upcoming vacancy in the dugout, with Ralf Rangnick set to move upstairs in the summer to take charge as a consultant. The club are already underway in conducting interviews, with Ajax’s Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino of Paris Saint-Germain under consideration.

Rio Ferdinand believes Manchester United have a tough time finding a new manager that will take them to the top - with no "Pep Guardiola" like figure out there.The Red Devils are drafting up a shortlist of potential new coaches with several on their wish list. Among them include Erik ten Hag of Ajax, Paris Saint-Germain's Mauricio Pochettino and Sevilla boss Julen Lopetegui.Ralf Rangnick took the job after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked in November but the German coach has only been brought in on an interim basis. He will move upstairs in a consultancy role at the end of the season.

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.

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has reportedly admitted that he entered football management in an attempt to try and become manager at Old Trafford in the future.

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.

David Beckham has shared an incredible throwback photo on Instagram of his mum, Sandra Georgina West, and Sir Alex Ferguson for Mothers Day. Beckham captioned the post: "Happy Mother’s Day mum, to an amazing mum & nanny, we all love u so much and thank you for always being there for us all." And the superstar posted a series of photos of his early days at Manchester United with his mum.

Tony Fitzpatrick admits he struggled to hold it all together when the St Mirren supporters revealed their farewell tribute to the outgoing St Mirren legend.

Manchester United have embarked on a soul-searching mission after the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson almost a decade ago.The side have gone through a mammoth 41 signings, spending over £850m, to try and hoist themselves back to the summit of English and European football, with some working far better than others.Going through four different permanent managers, with just an FA Cup, League Cup and Europa League triumph to show for it, is far from what the club would have wanted to follow in the wake of the legendary Scottish manager, but with Executive Vice-Chairman Ed Woodward’s disastrous spell at the club finally coming to an end, there's perhaps a little more hope for future than usual.With all that in mind, here are the 41 signings post Ferguson ranked, with the best at number one and worst at 41.United landed one of the Premier League’s best players on a free transfer, and yet somehow got completely robbed. Joining from Arsenal in a swap deal for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Sanchez was a shadow of his former self, only scoring five times in 45 games.

Manchester United were cruising in their Champions League group stage clash against Feyenoord on their way to qualification.The Red Devils were 3-0 up in Holland and playing some neat stuff, just knocking the ball around with the three points in the bag. Andy Cole had netted a hat-trick to silence the raucous Dutch fans at De Kuip earlier to all but end the contest.But that was when Paul Bosvelt decided to stamp his authority on the match - literally - when he came flying in and almost broke Denis Irwin’s leg.

There is no nation in world football which is synonymous with success quite like Brazil. The kits are iconic, the rich tapestry of players is unrivalled, and their influence on the modern game is unmatched.

Championship strugglers Derby County and come to the aid of Wayne Rooney.The Rams are currently bottom of the second tier and eight points from safety after being hit with 21 points worth of deductions this season due to their financial predicament.Derby have been in administration since September last year and are in desperate need of salvation if they are to continue operating in the foreseeable future.Clooney has now hinted he could come to the club's aid, having been introduced to the club by Derby native and fellow actor Jack O'Connell.Speaking to The Sun, Clooney said: “Derby has a great football club with a fantastic history and I am sure there is a great future too."I know that there have been problems in recent times but nothing cannot be fixed and under the circumstances the team has been working really hard and playing well."It's obvious to me, looking on, that as well as the players on the pitch, the fans have played their part on the pitch too.“My interest in soccer has certainly grown in recent years and a few years ago I was asked if I would like to be involved with a group of others looking to buy Malaga Football Club in Spain.Should George Clooney buy Derby County? Let us know in the comments section below."It was quite an exciting prospect but ultimately it fell through. Perhaps owning a football club is the next best thing to playing for one.

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has bizarrely ranted about how he felt that the entire population of England are Manchester United fans. Despite the Argentine forward being adored by a lot of Premier League supporters and the unbelievable ‘Agueroooo’ goal being one of the most iconic moments in the history of the league, the striker wasn’t convinced.

Sir Alex Ferguson name-checked two first team players after the infamous 2011 Manchester derby loss at Old Trafford that saw Manchester City dismantle Manchester United 6-1.