Wayne Rooney

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149 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 15 Jul

Wayne Rooney’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I think he's known what he's doing and he wants a reaction from him and he's getting a perfect reaction from him.
In terms of the relationship and the interviews after the last game, I think as a manager you want players to talk and you want them to have their own opinions and their own personality and characters.
And that's what we're seeing and you don't always see it.
I know back into my career when I was playing and certainly as a manager, I was encouraging my players to give me their thoughts and the players don't always have to agree with the manager as well.
Give me your thoughts, let me know what you're feeling and we can try and work it out together.
And for me, it was really refreshing seeing both interviews after the game.
That happens, it happens behind closed doors a lot of the time.
The manager will tell the players they're not good enough, they haven't been good enough for this game, sorry.
and the players will have the feedback and their thoughts back.
That's when you have your team meetings and you want the players to speak up and have their own voice and that's what Jude's done in his reaction to the video.
I agree with him as well in terms of it's very difficult in that heat and sometimes when you're on the sideline, like now as a pundit, you sometimes forget about...
about the conditions they're playing in and just judge them on the performance where there's so many different things which you have to factor in.
No, I think Thomas Tuchel will be absolutely delighted.
I really do.
And this happened so many times.
And I said before, it's normally...
behind closed doors players and managers they have arguments they have disagreements but that's for the benefit of the team I've seen I've had many arguments with managers but it's all for the benefit of the team and they'll actually be laughing behind closed doors with the coverage it's got I honestly think that Also
No, and it's a good sign that they haven't been at their best in the World Cup semi-final.
It's a very good sign from that point of view.
I think they will have to perform better.
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