Rooney sees red and Moyes is unhappy

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Rooney sees red and Moyes is unhappy
Fri, 27 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
John Curtis

Rooney was given his marching orders after an 80th-minute challenge on City central defender Steve Vickers which left him needing eight stitches in an ankle wound.

Rooney now faces an automatic three-match suspension and Moyes believes it is not even worth appealing against the FA decision because he feels they will close ranks.

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