Rooney 'got death threats' after making Man Utd move
Summary
Wayne Rooney spoke about receiving death threats after leaving Everton to join Manchester United in 2004. He highlighted the challenges of this decision and discussed the additional pressures young players face today due to social media. Rooney also shared memories of writing letters to former Everton player Duncan Ferguson when he was in jail.Key Facts
- Wayne Rooney received death threats after moving from Everton to Manchester United in 2004.
- He was 18 years old and joined Manchester United in a £27 million deal.
- Rooney's family homes were vandalized as a result of his decision to leave Everton.
- Rooney discussed the challenges of coping with pressure when big decisions upset fans.
- He contrasted his experience with current pressures on young players from social media.
- Rooney's older son, Kai, is playing for Manchester United and uses social media.
- Rooney spoke about his childhood connection with Duncan Ferguson through letters during Ferguson's jail time.
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