Writer: Red Boy 
Date:Saturday October 23 2010
Time: 12:42PM
It`s the morning after the day before!
I`m sitting watching the early morning Sports News and I`m a troubled man.
I still can`t get my head around the dramatic u-turn performed by Wayne Rooney, I still can`t accept that there wasn`t another agenda.
I`ve some figures, plucked form the tabloid press, running through my head that seriously trouble me.
I can`t quite accept that anybody who plays football for a living can be paid anywhere between £160,000 to £250,000 a week.
It`s a grotesque sum totally at odds with what has been going on in this country this week.
My dad once warned me that under a Tory government the rich would get richer and the poor would get poorer.
And that`s what troubling me!
I glimpse down at the other major news topic of the day and the sad plight that Portsmouth Football Club find themselves in.
Pompey, as we know them; could be no more come this time next week, ravaged by behind the scenes dealings that must, surely, sicken their supporters.
I try to imagine what life would be like without the football club we love, I can see nothing but emptiness.
But flashing before my eyes is the grotesque sum that Rooney will be earning in a year, a colossal amount compared to the amount that Portsmouth owe.
Now Wayne did the dirty on us last week and it`s debatable as to what kind of reception he`ll receive when he wears a United shirt again, some will cheer but I`m quite convinced some will boo.
Now this is a long shot but wasn`t the suggestion that Wayne would do such a u-turn once he`d issued his want-away statement?
Football is in danger of losing a famous club, now wouldn`t it be a tremendous act if Wayne, with his bank account bulging courtesy of a massive pay hike, lead a campaign whereby those top earners in our game got together to help this once proud south-coast club?
For me it`d help ease the grotesqueness of it all and I`m sure do something to ease the fans perspective of someone that still has a sign dangling over his head that reads - greedy b*stard!
Vital Man United on:
Vital Man United on:
Rooney Forced Out? (Wednesday May 22 2013)
Moyes Interested in Shaw (Wednesday May 22 2013)
Robin van Persie Wins Barclays Golden Boot (Wednesday May 22 2013)
Sir Alex Cleans Up (Tuesday May 21 2013)
Hoping to Make a Killing? (Tuesday May 21 2013)
Carrick Reaction to West Brom Drama (Monday May 20 2013)
Don`t Call Me Boss Again (Monday May 20 2013)
Van Persie Claims Golden Boot (Monday May 20 2013)
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