Magpies boss backs Fergie in Rooney dispute

Newcastle boss Chris Hughton has backed Manchester United counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson to get it right as he deals with the Wayne Rooney crisis.

Magpies boss backs Fergie in Rooney dispute
Wed, 20 Oct, 2010 - 14:03

Newcastle boss Chris Hughton has backed Manchester United counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson to get it right as he deals with the Wayne Rooney crisis.

The United manager confirmed at a remarkable press conference yesterday that Rooney wants to leave the club, but also insisted the door was still open for him to stay.

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