Rooney tunes: Wayne's brother signs Macclesfield deal - for £7,800 a year

2
0
Votes
Rooney tunes: Wayne's brother signs Macclesfield deal - for £7,800 a year Links2
Rooney tunes: Wayne's brother signs Macclesfield deal - for £7,800 a year
TheOriginalWinger.com found this 7/15/2008 on www.dailymail.co.uk [flag]
John Rooney has joined big brother Wayne in the professional ranks - but will earn around ten thousand times a week less than the Manchester United and England star's [link]

Tags:

Comments

Links (2)

Lil Rooney Signs With Macclesfield Town
Published 7/15/2008 by dunny at TheOriginalWinger.com
... Also a striker, John Rooney will earn around 150 Pound a week (not including bonus’) at Moss Road and already has already tucked away two full team appearances, one as a substitute against Barnet and a start against Chester in the last game of the season. ...

Ballack's wedding LINKS
Published 7/15/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (The Beautiful Game) at The Beautiful Game
Dude, thats a shiny suit. Wait. Might CR7 and gal not broken up? [TiET] Diego Maradona Jr.??? [The Original Winger] Help us find Gooch! [The Offside Rules] Rooney's little 17-year-old bro signed. [Daily Mail] A deeper look into the Guzan work-permit saga. [Goal!] Mourinho's first signing: Mancini. [FourFourTwo] Punishment for Blanco punch. [MLS Rumors] ...

Related Content

Related Stories
1

OK, time for some Arsenal talk...

Double-T Nation: Front Page Posts found this 7/15/2008 on ramblingraiders.blogspot.com

I know, I know...it's a Tech blog and blah blah blah...both Bond J. Bond and myself are both big Arsenal fans...so I just have to pimp the new away kit (that's English for jersey). I dig it.
2

Blackburn keeper Friedel on the brink of joining Aston Villa | Mail Online

101 Great Goals - latest football videos and ... found this 7/15/2008 on www.dailymail.co.uk

Blackburn keeper Friedel on the brink of joining Villa By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 10:13 PM on 14th July 2008 Brad Friedel is ready to agree a three year deal to join Aston Villa from Blackburn. Sportsmail revealed last month that the ...
2

Arsenal enter race for Barry

Soccer By Ives found this 7/15/2008 on afp.google.com

5 hours ago LONDON (AFP) Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is considering a last ditch bid to snatch Gareth Barry from Aston Villa. Liverpool have had several offers for Barry rejected since the end of last season as Villa boss Martin O'Neill holds out ...
1

Morning Ticker: Arsenal eye Barry, Man City's monstrous Ronaldinho bid and MLS notes

Center Line Soccer found this 7/15/2008 on www.soccerbyives.net

Good morning folks. Today should be a good one for soccer news. You've got SuperLiga resuming tonight, as well as the Red Bulls getting a look at their new faces in a scrimmage. There is also the on-going European transfer market, which has new ...
17

Video: “Take it to the Next Level” (Guy Ritchie’s Director’s Cut)

MVNsoccer posted 7/17/2008 from mvn.com

(from MVN Soccer) You must see this short film, if you have not already. --- It comes from the British director Guy Ritchie, who first became famous in the U.S. for working with Brad Pitt, and later for marrying Madonna. --- The original 2-min version posted by NIKE was viewed by over 3 million on YouTube alone ! --- You can watch that producer's HQ version and the 3-minute extended cut here...
Related News Articles
Arsenal enter race for Barry (AFP)
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is considering a last ditch bid to snatch Gareth Barry from Aston Villa.
Arsenal chief says players cannot ignore credit crunch (Reuters)
Soccer players and clubs in Europe need to wake up to the realities of the global credit crunch by reining in their wage and transfer fee expectations, the head of one of England's leading teams said on Tuesday.
Arsenal: Players cannot ignore credit crunch
Soccer players and clubs in Europe need to wake up to the realities of the global credit crunch by reining in their wage and transfer fee expectations, the head of one of England's leading teams said on Tuesday.
Gunners reveal Barry interest
Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill has confirmed that Arsenal could enter the race to sign midfielder Gareth Barry.
Arsenal chairman warns footballers to wake up
Arsenal's chairman has warned players not to demand excessive transfer fees and salaries while the world reels from economic turmoil. While relieved to employ a frugal manager in Arsene Wenger, who resists spending his full budget, Peter Hill-Wood is ...