Rooney: I'm gonna spilt Cristiano Ronaldo into two.

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Wayne Rooney has vowed to get revenge on mummy's boy Cristiano Ronaldo after the Portuguese cissy got Rooney sent off during the World Cup Quarter Final game. And, after Rooney's dismissal, the Portuguese ponce winked at the Portugeuse bench. What makes slimy Ronaldo's actions even more despicable is that Rooney is a Manchester United team-mate of his.

Sod off to Real Madrid, you little git. Man U don't want you.
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Wayne: I'll split him in two





From NICK PARKER
in Baden-Baden


Wayne Rooney: The typical English hard man. Not someone you'd want to get angry.



Kiss kiss: Ronaldo is the typical Southern European cissy, mummy's boy and will have to hope he doesn't bump into Rooney in a dark alleyway. The kind of guy who rips his sister's hair out rather than his own when he's watching a penalty shootout.



FURIOUS Wayne Rooney has threatened to “split Cristiano Ronaldo in two” when they next meet.

The England striker says the slippery Portuguese winker got him sent off in Saturday’s World Cup clash.

Troubled Rooney, 20, blew his top and branded Man United team-mate Ronaldo, 21, a “pretty boy” in talks with pals.

The looming showdown is a major crisis for Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson.

Rooney’s rant came on a day of drama in the England camp in Baden-Baden.

David Beckham quit as skipper and departing manager Sven Goran Eriksson made a grovelling apology for the team’s performance.

Rooney’s blast at Ronaldo was revealed by a top FA source.

The insider said: “At breakfast in the hotel this morning, Wayne said he would split him in two and smack him in the head. Who can blame him?

“He is determined to settle the score in his own way and there is nothing anyone can do about it.”

Before the game Ronaldo had apparently joked with his Old Trafford team-mate that he would get him sent off.

The source added: “Wayne is sure Ronaldo set out to get him sent off — and yet he believed the banter at the beginning of the game was just that. He is now sickened that a team-mate set out to destroy him.

“Wayne knows Fergie will try to convince him to make peace with Ronaldo for the good of United but that won’t wash with him.”

Ronaldo, who winked at his team-mates as Rooney was sent off, said last week that he wanted to join Real Madrid and the World Cup row looks likely to force Sir Alex to let him go.

Rooney’s family jumped to their boy’s defence yesterday over his sending off.

Cousin James, 21, said: “Wayne plays on pure emotion and loves nothing more than representing his country.

“He knows it is a real honour and will be devastated because I know he feels like he has let everyone down.

“Wayne had put so much energy into recovering his fitness after breaking his foot.

“Nobody will be more disappointed than him.”

Wayne and fiancée Coleen McLoughlin, 20, flew back from Germany separately yesterday.

Aides said she had a long-standing arrangement to be back in Britain today.

The couple were together at home last night.

Ronaldo, unsurprisingly, was in hiding.

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Gerrard: Ronaldo is disgusting.
By MARK IRWIN



ANGRY Steven Gerrard last night hit out at “disgusting” Cristiano Ronaldo over his part in Wayne Rooney’s World Cup dismissal.

Liverpool skipper Gerrard led the attack as England stars lined up to condemn the Portuguese winger, who plays with Rooney at Man United.

And it seemed the fury generated by Ronaldo’s antics will make it almost impossible for him to return to Premiership action next season.

Ronaldo appeared to beg Argentine ref Horacio Elizondo to send Rooney off after he stood on opponent Ricardo Carvalho in the 62nd minute of Saturday’s quarter-final.

The winger, whom Rooney had pushed aside, was then seen on TV winking at his Portuguese pals as Roo was red-carded — leaving ten-man England spiralling to defeat in a penalty shootout.

Ronaldo denied trying to get his Old Trafford colleague sent off.

But Gerrard snarled: “I think that sums him up as a person. I saw what Ronaldo did and if it was one of my team-mates I’d be absolutely disgusted by him because there’s no need for that.

“If I was playing against a Liverpool colleague and they were involved in a situation like that I’d never try to get them sent off. I saw Ronaldo going over and giving the card gesture and I think he’s bang out of order for that.


“But Wayne won’t get any blame from me because I love him and he’s done so much for this team and will do so much more in future.”

England team-mate John Terry said: “It will be interesting to be in the Man United dressing room at the start of next season. It’s disappointing when you see Premiership players and team-mates running over and putting pressure on the referee like that.

“A few of the referee’s decisions on Saturday were shocking. I got a ridiculous booking and Wayne’s red card proved to be vital.

“Wayne should have had a free kick 15 or 20 seconds before the incident. Any other team, they go down and the referee gives a foul.

“But Wayne stayed on his feet and tried to win the ball, even though he had two defenders fighting him. That is the honesty we show.”

Terry’s Chelsea pal Frank Lampard also believed Rooney paid the price for refusing to dive.

He said: “Maybe we’re a victim of our own honesty in England (we don't cheat like everyone else does) — and Wayne more than anyone.

“He was being fouled but tried to be strong and carry on. If it had happened to one of their players they would have gone down straight away and the ref would have given a free kick.”

“He’s supposed to be a team-mate at Man United. FIFA have been making a big deal about fair play at this World Cup — but that was certainly not fair play.”

Joe Cole, another Chelsea favourite who lined up against the Portuguese, urged ruling body FIFA to take disciplinary action against Ronaldo and his pals.

He said: “We were told before the World Cup began that players were supposed to get booked if they put their hands up and made gestures like that to the ref.


“But it doesn’t seem to be happening. It’s up to FIFA and the game’s authorities to sort it out — or we’re going to have to stoop to their level to beat them.

“These teams do it all the time, wade in and try to do that.

“Before Saturday’s game we all posed for a picture behind a big banner demanding fair play.

“So it’s up to the people who run the game to stamp out that kind of thing so we really can have a proper, fair game.”
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What reader of The Sun have said -


A Portuguese player in training for the World Cup.


If Ronaldo returns to Manchester United I hope United fans boo him every time he gets the ball and the press should ensure his game is scrutinised for diving in the same way Drogba’s game was during the last Premiership season.

It’s about time FIFA got to grips with the theatrics, diving and demanding of cards that has marred this World Cup.

Luke Withers
Driffield, East Yorks
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I have lost all respect for Ronaldo and he should be booed when he next plays in England

Trevor Hackett

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Rooney was picked on and sent off in a very unfair way. For the life of me, I don't know why the team has been criticised in this tournament. They played their hearts out against Portugal.

Ken Thomson

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Not only should Cristiano Ronaldo leave Manchester United, but his Portuguese professional colleagues like Ricardo Carvalho, José Mourinho, etc leave the English League if they are going to be criticised in England.

Antonio Salta (Antonio, unlike other Europeans, the English don't like cheats. We prefer playing the game fairly. Cheat all you like in the Portuguese league, by all means)

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On the contrary, I think Ronaldo should be made to play in this country, facing defenders week after week, knowing that any tackle could put him out of the game for good.

Dave
Bournemouth


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