Manchester United have scotched reports that Wayne Rooney has returned to training.
Rooney suffered an ankle injury in a training-ground accident a fortnight ago and was immediately ruled out for four weeks by manager Sir Alex Ferguson. However, reports emerged overnight that the 22-year-old had been given the green light to start training again and could even be involved in Saturday's trip to Bolton.
The news has come as a surprise to United officials, who felt Rooney was still some way off a comeback, and sources inside Old Trafford have confirmed Rooney is still undergoing treatment and has not resumed training.
It leaves Ferguson with the same striking conundrum for the Reebok Stadium visit - because Carlos Tevez is not due back from World Cup duty with Argentina until Friday morning, while Louis Saha's fitness has not exactly been something United have been able to rely upon this season.
Without Rooney, Tevez and Saha(maybe) in the squad, don't you think that is like England without top striker? Will the result same?
It make me worry about this coming Saturday match between Bolton and Man Utd. Miracle will always happen for Man Utd. Go Man Utd, kick out Bolton and climb to top of the league.
Thursday, November 22, 2007
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