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Since being dropped for the Carling Cup final, the former PSV Eindhoven star has found himself marginalised at Old Trafford and van Hanegem is adamant the turn of events was brought about by Keane's departure to Celtic. "The departure of Roy Keane had a massive impact on Ruud," van Hanegem told the Sunday Mirror. "In the dressing room Ruud openly sided with Keane when Ferguson decided to separate the player from the club. "Because of Ruud's passion and determination he would not keep his mouth shut. "Ruud can go far, sometimes too far and that has worked against him at United." It is all a far cry from when Ferguson first courted van Nistelrooy and developed a strong rapport with the player who struggled with injury before making a switch to The Premiership. But van Hanegem has now questioned the motives of the Scot. "Ruud was completely overwhelmed by Sir Alex when he first got to know him. When Ruud got injured the first time he was going to move from PSV Eindhoven to United, Ferguson kept in touch with him all the time," added van Hanegem. "But now Ruud has come to realise, I hope, that Ferguson's caring had nothing to do with a human touch. It was only because Ruud was a world-class striker and Ferguson was desperate to get him. "Now Ruud has found out the hard way. He has also realised that Ferguson has a funny way of ditching his biggest stars. Ruud has seen what happened to David Beckham, Jaap Stam and Roy Keane." var uri = 'http://impgb.tradedoubler.com/imp/img/16139340/608750?' + new String (Math.random()).substring (2, 11); document.write(' http://clkuk.tradedoubler.com/click?p=17211&a=608750&g=16139340 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news '); --------------------------------- [9] There are 6 Red News' from this season still available... you can get all 6 for just £6 inc p&p in UK... £10 ROW... and FREE entry into our VIP Forum --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: Never read the mag? Missed out? Then order the 6 available Red News' from this season for just £6 in the UK INCLUDING p&p and £10 ROW (inc p&p). You also then qualify for a free months entry into our news breaking VIP Forum, Order here - product code 6OFFER https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=rednewsweb%40mac%2ecom&item_name=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&item_number=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&no_shipping=0&no_note=1¤cy_code=GBP&bn=PP%2dBuyNowBF&charset=UTF%2d8 https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_xclick&business=rednewsweb%40mac%2ecom&item_name=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&item_number=Red%20News%20Single%20Copy%20Order&no_shipping=0&no_note=1¤cy_code=GBP&bn=PP%2dBuyNowBF&charset=UTF%2d8 --------------------------------- [8] Sven on Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: ''It's very important to know that Rooney is paid by Manchester United and they must look after their interest for the player and for the future. But on the other hand, if he is fit then I think no-one can tell him not to play in the World Cup. He is desperate to be there. Our doctors are in regular contact with the medical staff at United. I don't think we will have a situation where our medical staff staff say he's fit and United's say he is not." --------------------------------- [7] Keane on Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: "I don't know the extent of Wayne's injury, but I've had that same type of problem myself and I've even been in the oxygen tent as he has. It's not an easy problem to recover from and that's why I think everyone is very selfish regarding what will happen to England. Obviously Manchester United will be selfish about it, too, but they have every right to be because Wayne is their player and they want what is best for him. But just imagine if Wayne was to go over there, break down and then find himself struggling for United next season. That wouldn't be fair on him or his club. England have to look at the bigger picture and not be so selfish. They have to do what is best for him. If Wayne isn't fully fit then people should do what's right by getting over it and making other plans. He should be just left alone to complete his recovery. He just has to accept that's life and then get over it - like I am sure he will if he needs to. But the worst thing would be to put pressure on the lad to go because he's still only a young man." interesting point Keane makes "A lot of United fans talk about me missing the Champions League Final in 1999, but I did my ankle ligaments in the FA Cup Final so I wouldn't have been fit to play even if I hadn't been suspended. The thing is that the ups more than made up for the downs - and that's what Wayne Rooney has got to realise. He will be gutted if he doesn't get himself fit in time, but he's a young lad and there will be plenty more World Cups for him." --------------------------------- [6] According to People --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: 'Manchester United have pulled out of the race to sign Lyon's Mohammad Diarra. Sir Alex Ferguson flew out to check on the midfielder but left unimpressed and won't pursue a deal. ' --------------------------------- [5] Ronaldo on tough times --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: 'Manchester United's Portuguese winger Cristiano Ronaldo has slated media coverage of his life, particularly during the difficult period that followed the death of his father in September. "It was front page news for four straight days. That hurt me and my family. We needed silence and they made an uproar," the 21-year-old said in an interview published Saturday in daily Portuguese newspaper Diario de Noticias. One month after his father's death, Ronaldo was questioned by British police following allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman at a London hotel. The player did not face charges due to insufficient evidence. Then in February Europe's football governing body UEFA slapped the player with a one-match ban for making an obscene gesture with his finger during a Champions League game in Lisbon against Benfica in December where he was jeered by Portuguese fans throughout the match. "Regarding the rape story, everyone published the news that I was going to be accused on their front page, but when I was rehabilitated the news was buried inside the newspapers, in small letters," he said. "It is obvious that the death of my father influenced everything. Suddenly I found myself doing unjust things. Sometimes I just felt like saying: 'Leave me alone for a bit! Don't force me to be a good little boy right now!'," he said. "I knew that the pain would pass and for that to happen the most important thing was for me to continue my work. But it was a difficult phase in my life." Ronaldo took part in a World Cup qualifier against Russia in Moscow just one day after the death of his father, winning him praise from Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari. The match ended in a goalless draw. "I wanted to play. That's all I knew. I wanted to show everybody that I could separate things. That I was a great professional and took my job seriously," he said.' When you plan to have a bet - use Sporting Odds through us http://www.rednews.co.uk/red.php?id=BetSpOdds http://www.rednews.co.uk/red.php?id=BetSpOdds --------------------------------- [4] Keane on loving United --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: "I've been so lucky and I'd do it all again tomorrow. If Alex Ferguson rang me and I was 18 or 19 years old I'd walk all the way from Nottingham to Manchester to join United. Chelsea are doing very well at the moment, there is a lot of money at Stamford Bridge, and London is appealing to a lot of players. But Manchester United are still Manchester United. The club is unique, very special. They are still the biggest club in the world. I look at other big clubs and I will always have respect for them. But they will never be as big as United, not in history or support." --------------------------------- [3] Beckham on Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: "I was always so positive I was going to make the World Cup anyway. It never entered my head not to be fit for it, whereas Wayne has had his injury a month later than I did. If he's not right, then he has to look after himself. He can't take risks. He's got a huge future ahead of him, so he has to be careful. He shouldn't rush it. Everyone in our country wants him fit but he's got to think of himself as well. We'd rather have Wayne in the team on and off the pitch. He's great off the pitch and everyone knows what he can do on it. But we've got other world-class players. A lot of them are club captains and have won huge games. John Terry and Frank Lampard have won Premiership titles. Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher have won the European Cup. Ashley Cole and Sol Campbell are going to the Champions League final on Wednesday and have won leagues and so has Rio Ferdinand. Gary Neville is Manchester United captain. Michael Owen has played for Real Madrid and captained Liverpool." --------------------------------- [2] Sunday Times on G14 --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: 'The Football Association has launched a scathing attack on the G14 group of top European clubs ahead of a court judgment in Belgium tomorrow that could radically shift the balance of power between clubs and countries in European football. The Belgian club Sporting Charleroi, with the backing of G14, is suing Fifa after midfielder Abdelmajid Oulmers was injured playing for Morocco in November 2004 and remained out of the game for eight months. Should the judge rule in Charlerois favour, it could result in clubs being paid compensation every time their players are on international duty and having a greater say over the international calendar. Simon Johnson, the FAs director of corporate affairs, accused G14 of being "wholly opportunistic" in pursuing the case. "What they have done here is jump on the back of a case that should be about compensation for injury and insurance and have tried to turn it into a referendum on whether countries should pay for the release of players full stop, whether they get injured or not," he said. "You really have to question why G14 have suddenly become so supportive of a club in the Belgian first division." G14 are understood to have submitted documents to the court claiming they are entitled to tens of millions of pounds retrospectively for the release of players. Johnson said the wealthiest bodies, such as the FA, would be able to afford to pay compensation, but would be the exception. "The vast majority of teams we compete against even if you look at the 32 teams in the World Cup wouldnt necessarily have the resources to pay for the release of their players for their qualifying matches or friendlies the likes of Togo, Angola and Ghana, or indeed smaller countries closer to home." Should G14s action be successful, some associations could face bills of about £500,000 for the release of players for internationals.' --------------------------------- [1] Chelsea to let Crespo go --------------------------------- Posted Sunday, May 14, 2006 by ed: Mourinho "Hernan is a Chelsea player, but he's never hidden the fact that his wish is to return to Italy. He has always been very correct. I have allowed him to go, from Monday he will be with the Argentina national team. We will evaluate the alternatives. Either you find young players with great potential or you point towards world-class players like Ballack. Ballack should sign. We are looking for a forward and it's normal that Shevchenko and Eto'o's names are mentioned. We will see what happens. I've never changed my mind. After Chelsea I want to coach in Italy. But I have no intention to leave tomorrow. I am under contract with Chelsea until June 2010." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For United books, videos, DVDs etc http://www.rednews.co.uk/ama.php?id=amazon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ For the very latest news check out the website: http://www.rednews.co.uk Yahoo! 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