United lack ambition, says Rooney

Wayne Rooney has accused Manchester United of lacking ambition.

United lack ambition, says Rooney
Wed, 20 Oct, 2010 - 19:10

Wayne Rooney has accused Manchester United of lacking ambition.

Twenty four hours after Sir Alex Ferguson’s devastating attack on his star striker, Rooney entered the fray.

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