united 0-0 reading

[wod]

well that was unexpected result thought united would have had that but wasn't to be

reading defence played very well even going down to 10 players after dave kitson foul on evra

referee pulled out red card but commentator thought that it was harsh but replay showed he raised his foot, as i thought it was a definate red card as it looked nasty

the injury to wayne rooney hope its not serious, surprised football boots dont have protective layer under the laces as it looked like he got his foot stamped on

what annoyed myself being a united fan was why they had lots of shots from 20 yards as they should have used nani and ronadlo to get in behind the reading back 4 as alot of the chances was wasted or could have been made more of instead of trying to shoot from far out

the wednesday match will be different at portsmouth

[abr]

rooney has hairline fracture will be out for 2 or three weeks >

never seen such a one sided match united had 3/4 of the play but again could not breakdown the defence.

[BGonaSTICK]

Chelsea play Reading in the week, so it'll be interesting to see the comparison. No doubt Reading will play the same way.

[Mship]

Reading ran themselves into the ground today so hopefully they'll be still knacked when we play them

Kev

[BGonaSTICK]

England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney faces a lay-off of about two months after suffering a hairline fracture of his left foot against Reading. (The Sun)

Rooney is set to miss England's Euro 2008 qualifiers against Israel and Russia in September because he faces a spell out of the game of six to eight weeks. (Daily Telegraph)

The 21-year-old is facing three months on the sidelines following his latest injury problem. (Daily Express)

United star Rooney, who was forced off at half-time in his side's Premier League opener, will be out for about two months. (Daily Mirror)

Rooney will be out of action for at least six weeks. (Daily Star)

Forward Rooney is set to be out for six weeks after suffering the third metatarsal injury of his career. (Daily Mail)

Further tests on Monday are set to reveal more about Rooney's recovery time. (The Times)

Rooney will be out for at least two months. (The Independent)

The official line is that Rooney faces a six-week lay-off but it could conceivably be longer. (The Guardian)