Rooney ‘has to learn his lesson on gambling’

REFORMED gambling addict Steve Claridge has advised Wayne Rooney to learn the lessons and move on from his reported £700,000 (€1 million) betting binge.

Rooney ‘has to learn his lesson on gambling’
Tue, 11 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Simon Stone

While the 20-year-old Manchester United star has quickly moved to quash speculation his gambling debts have led to a rift with England strike partner Michael Owen, Claridge feels Rooney should not ignore some valuable warning signs.

Claridge laid bare his extraordinary gambling tales in his autobiography Tales from the Boot Camp.

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