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Don't think Utd would go for Jose. He's far to mentally unstable.*Except Michael, who died.Comment
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Busy in Manchester this evening
Herr transplant: Wayne Rooney confides he wants to leave Manchester United for Bayern Munich
German champions are understood to be close to sealing a £30 million deal for Old Trafford's former golden boy
Wayne Rooney has told team-mates he wants to sign for Bayern Munich this summer.
The Manchester United striker has grown increasingly frustrated with his role at Old Trafford.
And now the German Champions League finalists are believed to be close to sealing a £30million deal to add the England striker to their *star-studded line-up.
Rooney has consistently been linked with moves away from Old Trafford amid reports Sir Alex Ferguson has grown fed-up with his fitness issues.
The United manager has denied that Rooney will be sold but it now appears he accepts the England striker will leave.
And Rooney is thought to be flattered by the interest of a club which has won the Bundesliga this season and is being tipped to dominate European football for the next few years.
He is also intrigued by the prospect of working with former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola, who will take over at Bayern in the summer.
The Spaniard wants Rooney to be one of the high-profile new signings to help him put his own stamp on the Bavarian giants.
And after Rooney has played in the shadow of Robin van Persie for much of this season, United also believe that the time is now right to sell.
It had been thought that French giants PSG were favourites to prise him away from Old Trafford at the end of the season.
But they have fallen behind in the battle to capture Rooney, who made the switch to United from Everton for £24m in 2004.
There is also believed to be late interest from an elite English club keen on gatecrashing Munich’s bid.Comment
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thatcher, fergie and rooney within months.
2013
dave of mutilation
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Hopefully it's true. Couldnt really give a **** who replaces him, they wont do as good and wont have the influence he has over the sport in this country.Comment
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BBC. Wednesday's gossip column.
Sir Alex Ferguson is considering retiring as Manchester United manager before the end of the week, reports the Daily Telegraph's Mark Ogden.
The 71-year-old's future has been shrouded in doubt with the Scot understood to be giving serious consideration to ending his 26-year reign as manager.
As of Tuesday night, no statement over Ferguson's future had been issued by United.Is Fergie set to call it quits? Daily Express
Sir Alex Ferguson's future was the subject of intense speculation on Tuesday night as rumours circled Manchester that he is set to announce his retirement.
Manchester United players were apparently told at a golf day that the club are preparing a major announcement at the final home match of the season, against Swansea on Sunday, when they will receive the Premier League trophy.'Ferguson to quit' rumour rocks United - Daily Mail
Manchester United failed on Tuesday night to quell suggestions inside and outside the club that Sir Alex Ferguson is about to announce his retirement.
The speculation is also believed to have been aired among the United first-team squad.
United refused to comment on Tuesday night and, although that is not unusual, the club were not even returning calls on the matter.Sir Alex Ferguson 'considers his future at Manchester United' - Metro
Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United future was shrouded in mystery as rumours gathered pace that the 71-year-old is about to call time on his 26-year reign.
United held a player versus coaches golf day at Dunham Massey this afternoon and the manager's future was the hot topic of conversation.
There is even a suggestion Ferguson could announce his plans as early as this weekend's home match with Swansea, where the club will be presented with their 20th Premier League title.Comment
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On a slightly related note
@gimpolice:
A city fan has been arrested after singing "Gary Neville is a ******, is a ******" for 4 hours straight outside the ex footballers home.
The times they are a changin'.Comment
That'll do me for starters.
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