Everything you ever wanted to know about Wayne Rooney can be found here in his official 2008 football annual. Jam-packed with cool stuff, from spot the ball, wordsearches, footie facts, games and much more, on the England and Manchester United striker. Full of fun, facts, footie quizzes and photos, now you can find out what it's like to be part of Wayne's world. As well as his account of a year in football for Manchester United and England, Wayne talks about home, his hobbies, his family, and what he loves about his life. His official annual includes an array of previously unseen private photographs of Wayne at home, at play, with family and on holiday. Featuring: / Every goal Rooney scored in the 2006/07 season for Manchester United with Wayne's own personal commentary. / A Day In The Life Of A Manchester United Player. / My Teammates -- the United squad and Rooney's personal views of their playing skills and qualities as footballers. / International Players I Admire And Why -- The skills and match-winning qualities of some of the world's best players (especially those Rooney has come up against) along with their career statistics. / Full details on the Nike 5s (five-a-side football) including a specially shot skills component; the making of FIFA 2007 with sponsor EA including Wayne's tips. / My Best-Match Ever -- what Wayne thinks were his best moments of the season. / Quizzes, Puzzles and Posters. / A brand new imaginative and fun cartoon series that takes Wayne into a fantastic world of intergalactic (and at times Harry Pottererish) football. There's guaranteed hours of fun for the whole family, and a chance to test your knowledge about the footballer every youngster aspires to be.

 

There are 96 pages in this book. It is an annual. This book was published 2007 by HarperCollins Publishers .

Wayne Rooney was born in Liverpool in October 1985. He was only nine when he was spotted by Everton scout Bob Pendleton playing for boys' club Copplehouse. In his last season with them he scored 99 goals before joining the Everton academy. He was the youngest scorer in Premier League history in 2002, at the age of 16, and the youngest to score for England, age 17. He joined Manchester United in August 2004 for a fee of GBP20 million. He has 33 international caps and 11 goals to date.