鲁小胖已经确定要走人了啊

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oct/19/wayne-rooney-ferguson-manchester-united


Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken of his "shock" and "disappointment" after confirming Wayne Rooney wants to leave Manchester United – but insists the "door is still open" for the striker if he changes his mind.

Rooney's future has been the subject of intense speculation over the last few days following reports that he was unprepared to sign a new contract.

"David [Gill, chief executive] in the early part of the summer had opened talks with his agent and that was to be continued after the World Cup," Ferguson said.

"I was in the office on 14 August and David phoned me to say he wasn't signing a contract. I was dumbfounded. Only months before he was saying he was at the greatest club in the world.

"I asked to have a meeting with the boy. He reiterated what his agent said, that he wanted to go.

"The one thing I said to him was 'respect this club', I don't want any nonsense from you. I don't know if he has done that. I have doubts on that, we are reading all these things about falling out with me and all that nonsense.

"It's disappointing because we have done everything we possibly can to help Wayne Rooney ever since he came to the club. We have always been here as a harbour for him any time he has been in trouble, the advice we have given him, I was even prepared to give him financial advice."

Ferguson denied reports that he and the player had fallen out, and revealed his irritation that Rooney had denied having an ankle injury. "We've not had any argument," he told MUTV.

"You have to understand the mechanics of these situations when someone wants to leave the club. It's an easy one to say you've fallen out with the manager."

Asked whether or not he was genuinely injured, something Rooney denied following England's game against Montenegro, Ferguson said: "Yes, he was injured. I said that in a TV interview some weeks ago. We sent him for a scan but there was no doubt that although he's able to train he's still carrying traces of that injury.

"Why he came out and said that you can only guess yourself. It was disappointing he said that."

He continued: "When it came to the Sunderland game, I gave him a complete break hoping he would get his form back. Why he's come out and said that I have no idea."

Ferguson also revealed Rooney will miss tomorrow's Champions League game against Bursaspor at Old Trafford because of the ankle injury. The 24-year-old was carried off on a stretcher during training this morning.