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DC United players left bemused by Wayne Rooney story about his 'tiny penis'

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Updated 08:34 25 Nov 2022 GMTPublished 08:03 25 Nov 2022 GMT

DC United players left bemused by Wayne Rooney story about his 'tiny penis'

Wayne Rooney attempted a bizarre story about his sex life in order to motivate his DC United players, but the MLS side were left confused.

Ryan Sidle

Ryan Sidle

Wayne Rooney used a truly bizarre story to try and motivate his DC United players, by telling them a story about how he has a 'tiny penis.'

Recently Rooney has been involved in a 'spat' with former Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo, with the Portugal star having criticised his former friend during the explosive interview that earned him a departure from United.

The five time Ballon d'Or star insinuated, with the help of his interviewer, that Rooney was 'jealous' of the fact that Ronaldo was still playing.

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It all seemed to stem from the club's all time top goalscorer's comments last summer, when he said United should sell the striker, something the player actually wanted, whilst actually being very complimentary about him.

In light of being called a 'rat' by his former colleague, in the now infamous interview, the former Derby County manager was actually very nice about Ronaldo, saying his departure from Old Trafford was 'a shame.'

All of his spat with the 37-year-old may have weirdly come as a relief to Rooney, who is now in charge of MLS side DC United.

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It wasn't an easy start to life back in America for the former England captain, winning just two games since taking over in July.

Looking for ways to motivate his players, the manager reportedly told them a story about overcoming his struggles as a man with a 'tiny penis.'

According to one source, Rooney used a story about how his small manhood hadn't stopped him, apparently it didn't go down too well, and his players didn't enjoy the story either...

"It was very funny and he hoped using personal references would make it look like the speech was from the heart," the source told the Sun.

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"But the majority of his side were left bemused and struggled to understand what his sex life and size of his manhood had anything to do with what happens on the pitch.

"A few of the young lads were horrified. They don’t share the same British sense of humour."

Wayne Rooney, DC United manager...you're still thinking about his small pecker aren't you? (Image: Alamy)
Wayne Rooney, DC United manager...you're still thinking about his small pecker aren't you? (Image: Alamy)

It's fair to say that Rooney and his team came up a bit short during the American season and really need to a long hard look in the mirror at how they can improve.

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They lost 21 of their 34 games in the league and finished bottom of the MLS Eastern Conference, a whole 21 points off making the playoffs.

The manager had a decent but ultimately doomed spell at Derby County last season, leaving at the end of the campaign having failed to stop them being relegated to the third tier, following their 21 point reduction.

DC United actually broke the league rules to get the 37-year-old in as manager, having replaced interim manager Chad Ashton in July.

The club broke the league's diversity rules when it comes to hiring managers, which requires at least two people from 'underrepresented groups,' in the final list of potential candidates.

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Ironically the rule was first introduced in the NFL, where it is known as the 'Rooney Rule.'

Featured Image Credit: Alamy

Topics: Wayne Rooney, DC United, MLS, USA

Ryan Sidle
Ryan Sidle

Ryan is a journalist for SPORTbible with over eight years of experience. Passionate about all sports, he mainly covers football and F1 - Daniel Ricciardo once spent an entire interview referring to him as 'Ryan Gosling,' still his proudest moment.

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