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pirate roberts, dread2 years ago

All clips are from this fantastic BBC documentary. I was one year old in 2004 so don't remember the Rooney-fever that swept the nation, but this doc does a great job conveying how big the craze was. Download link for those without access to iPlayer:

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pirate roberts, dread2 years ago

1 thousand thousand views!

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Oak2 years ago

Milan Baros owned this Euro 2004. I didn't get to watch any match back then. Been in boarding school deprived me those moments.

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D2 years ago

Genuinely baffling how he played so well in this tournament as a teenager yet stunk it up in every single one afterwards

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Lebabz2 years ago

Palmares of rooney im the bitch of magic bouguerra

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PrimePk🔻2 years ago

Gonna be wirtz this year

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xFoolishness2 years ago

Excellent track choice as always.

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Souster982 years ago

The amazon rooney doc has some great pitch-side footage of young rooney as well. If anyone makes a comp of his game vs turkey in 2003 on here it would go viral, outrageous performance and talent as a teenager

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xzeyux2 years ago

So smooth 1899

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Consigliere2 years ago

Wowzers

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