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Wayne Just Supreme; MANCHESTER UNITED Fergie Says Rooney Is Loving His Football after Ace Declares He Wants to Commit His Future

Daily Post (Liverpool, England), January 5, 2008 | Article details

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Wayne Just Supreme; MANCHESTER UNITED Fergie Says Rooney Is Loving His Football after Ace Declares He Wants to Commit His Future


Byline: By KEN GAUNT

S IR ALEX FERGUSON has given a revealing insight into howmuch Wayne Rooney loves his football - and Manchester United in particular.

The England striker, who could return to the side against Aston Villa today in the FA Cup after he was laid lowbya virus, has indicated hewould be keen to see out his career at Old Trafford.

The former Everton star was forced to skip the narrow victory over Birmingham in midweek but has now returned to training.

United boss Ferguson,whowillmake a late decision, has nothing but praise for Rooney.

"Wayne is at the right club," said the manager. "He has been fantastic since he joined us. His enthusiasm is a breath of fresh air. He is the first player in the training ground every morning.

"Sometimes he has breakfast with the staff and asks a million questions. He doesn't get a million answers butWayne is …

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