Rooney and his 'dirty tactics': "I used longer cleats against Chelsea"

Wayner Rooney Shared a curious anecdote in a talk with 'The Sunday Times', in which it affirmed that it used swearwords longer in a party in Stamford Bridge in front of Chelsea in 2006. "If they added a point were champions. I changed my swearwords before the party by ones longer that those that used usually. They were legal, but wanted to lastimar to somebody, gave me anger that won", commented the ex English forward.

Finally, Chelsea would crush to the United 3-0, with goals of William Gallas, Joe Cole and Ricardo Carvalho. The 'blues' won his second Prmeier League in row with José Mourinho in the bench, in a period in which the rivalry between londinenses and 'network devils' reached his maximum intensity. The following season the Manchester would recover the title, hilvanando a tricampeonato domestic that included, besides, the conquest of the Champions League in 2008, precisely in front of Chelsea.

In the party of 'the long swearwords', Rooney left his mark grieve initiated the party with a hard fault on his compatriot John Terry. The central defender went out in stretcher to be assisted, but could continue playing. Wayne and John would travel days later to Germany to contest the Glass of the World with England, where the British were deleted in quarter-finals by Portugal in penal.

More anecdotes of the 'boy malcriado'

The next 11 February will première the documentary series 'Rooney', in which the ex forward will explain more anecdotes on his controversial personality inside the field. The documentary will be available in the platform Amazon Prevail Video and will include details on his problems with the alcohol and his early professional retreat.