Does anyone know about the latest condition of Rooney and Terry?
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They've both turned gay!
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He won't play. Ferguson has confirmed that Rooney will not be going to Germany before he's fully fit. Owen needed total 4 months of recovery for similar injury and it seems Rooney will take more than 6 weeks to fully recover. We have to face reality of a World Cup without Rooney. Thank God Ronaldinho is  still healthy!
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No chance this time...Rooney injured...crap manager...Owen doubtful ( even if he goes, he'll hamstring as usual)...Defence shaky at times...all down to sven gormless erika jonston..sorry to say he is the worst manager England ever had...The world cup will prove it.
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Robinson, Ferdinand, A. Cole, Terry, Lampard, Rooney, Owen, Crouch, Gerrard, J. Cole, Beckham\n\nIn today's game, the defence was lost when Ferdinand was taken out.
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Rooney, Jenas + Robinson?
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Doubtful, hamstring's take 3-4 weeks to heal, Ole is estimated to come back in December, even if he's ahead of schedule he'd still take a week or two to get to match fitness. Add to that he's behind Saha, Rooney and maybe even that kid Rossi in the pecking order for a striking spot and it's even more doubtful. Which is a shame, as he's been a good striker over the years, especially coming off the bench to score.Play acting to get time added on aside, can't tell I'm not a Man Utd fan can you. Anyway, there it is.
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Any advance on twice in injury time?\n\nhttp://soccernet.espn.go.com/players/manager?id=32&cc=5739
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Most prob Theo Walcott...\nWayne Rooney will play fulltime most prob...\nPeter Crouch sux bruv...\nBt we'll do fine with Ecuador and later against Portugal/Netherland...\n;)\nPeace
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YES!!!!!......especially rooney!....he must play(hope his foot is cure enough 2 play)....
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England are plating agaist Equador at 4:00pm English time.\n\nThe team may be a 4-5-1 with\n\nPaul Robinson (goal Keeper)\n\nAshley cole\nJohn Terry\nRio Ferdinand\nOwen Hargreaves (defenders)\n\nJoe Cole\nSteven Gerrard\nMichael Carrick\nFrank Lampard\nDavid Beckham (midfielders)\n\nWayne Rooney (strikers)\n\nThis will be the most likely route for Eriksson, as michael Owen got injured in the last game.\n\nEquador are a good side, they must be, they got through to the group stages, didn't they!!!!!!\n\nCOME ON ENGLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well rooney is a strong lad....its sad he's down wuth the injury at this point of time...but as a fan i wish him well and i am certain..he will be in the england squad....and will be the talisman of england to win the world cup...
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cause in june at fifa world cup 06 the england match against sweden that end as a draw micheal own was injuryed in that match and he said he will be out for 6 months...\nbtw:terry isnt dat bad..\nn i think beckham still shud b da captain
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The England FC Doctors say that Rooney is healing very quickly, as do all healthy young people.  I think he may not play in the first couple of games, but if we get through to the quarter finals and beyond, he will be there -no problem.
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England's chances of winning the World Cup are hanging in the balance after Wayne Rooney yesterday become the latest big-name footballer to suffer a foot injury.\n\nThe 20-year-old striker - England's most influential player - was carried off the pitch on a stretcher when he fell badly on his right foot after 82 minutes of Manchester United's 3-0 defeat at Chelsea. Rooney was later seen getting on to United's team bus before they headed back to Manchester, where he was due to have a scan on his right foot and ankle.\n\nThe seriousness of his injury was unclear, but it sparked immediate fears that it will prevent him playing in some or all of England's games at this summer's World Cup in Germany, which starts on 9 June. David Beckham and his teammates play Paraguay in their opening game in Group B in Frankfurt in 40 days' time. The England manager, Sven Goran Eriksson, Football Association officials and millions of fans across the country are hoping that the prodigiously talented forward - who is the hub of the England team - has not suffered a broken metatarsal in his right foot, the same injury which forced him out of England's last major tournament, the 2004 European Championships in Portugal.\n\nRooney's involvement in the game yesterday ended when he fell awkwardly after a tackle by Chelsea's Portuguese defender, Paulo Ferreira. He lay on the ground, in obvious pain, for several minutes before being put on to a stretcher and carried away, to loud applause from both sets of fans.\n\nIronically, it was another Portuguese defender, Jorge Andrade, who caused Rooney's first foot injury when he trod on him in the Portugal-England quarter-final in Lisbon, which England later lost on penalties.\n\nSir Alex Ferguson, the United manager, declined to speculate on how serious the injury was. 'We don't know. We'll have to wait until we get to Manchester,' he said. 'He's being looked after and we'll see. When a player is taken off we're always concerned, but hopefully Wayne's is not a bad one. It's a sore one, but we'll just have to wait and see. There's no point in making assertions at the moment.'\n\nIf Rooney cannot play in Germany, his absence will seriously diminish England's chances of capturing the World Cup for the first time in 40 years. Bookmakers have made them second favourites behind holders Brazil, but without the talismanic Rooney they would lack much of their creativity, attacking prowess and capacity to surprise opponents.\n\nIf the worst is confirmed, it will be a heavy blow for Eriksson, who is already concerned about the fitness of England's other main striker, Newcastle United's Michael Owen. He broke a metatarsal during a match against Spurs last December and has not played since.\n\nThe Swede also has injury concerns about Arsenal defender Sol Campbell, Spurs utility player Ledley King, Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole and Rooney's United and England colleague Gary Neville, who also picked up an injury yesterday. So, too, did Chelsea captain John Terry - England's first choice centre-half - but neither his nor Neville's injuries are thought to endanger their chances of appearing in the World Cup.\n\nA lengthening list of high-profile English players have suffered a broken metatarsal in recent years. Beckham, the England captain, did so in April 2002 while playing for United and appeared for England in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea three months later, despite being not fully fit. Foot injuries are increasingly common in top-level football, and are particularly troublesome because they mean that someone who has one cannot put his weight comfortably on the foot concerned.\n\nEriksson has to submit a provisional list of 23 players for the World Cup to Fifa, football's world governing body, by 8 May, with a final list a week later. Rooney's predicament may cause him problems similar to t
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Assuming Rooney won't be fit enough to be in the starting XI  :-(\n\n..............Robinson...........\nNeville..Terry...Ferdinand.A Cole\n............Carrick\nBeckham...................J Cole\n........Lampard....Gerrard\n...............Owen\n\nCrouch and hopefully Rooney available as 'impact subs' to come on the last 20-30 mins
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Zzzzzzz. Up until the Sweden game, England have just puttered along on their merry way. They weren't tested in their own end during the first two matches and didn't burst the net either against lesser teams who deserved to be thumped.\n\nThey proved they couldn't be an offensive threat without being vulnerable at the back. Sweden exploited a horrible back 4 from the dead ball situations and top teams are going to notice that weakness. They could have easily been beaten 5-2 by the Swedes were it not for a couple of clearances off the line and bad breaks for the Swedes.\n\nThey haven't been impressive and teams with offensive threats like the Swedes will attack the slow & old back four. If it wasn't for Terry, I would be putting my money on Ecuador to knock them off.
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They still have a chance because the rest of the team is good, but with Rooney out, Owen hurting, England doesn't have too many scoring options left, which means players like Lampard, Gerrard, and Joe Cole are going to have to step up and provide that scoring touch they exhibited during the season at their respective clubs. This might mean that they will play alot of low scoring games.