Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson
Wine Rooney celebration
Wine Rooney celebration after a score against RangersThe result secured United a place in the knockout stages of the Champions League with one game remaining.
"It took a lot of courage to take the penalty kick," said the United boss."He missed it was not easy for the night, a couple of opportunities but this is what you expect with the rust in his game. We are pleased him. "Every time he score the goal which wants to celebrate with the fans and the players."
The only goal of the game in the final five minutes when it was considered a high challenge by midfielder Steve Naismith to Rangers Fabio da Silva is in the form of a project by Swiss referee Massimo Busacca, who referred to the scene. Rooney was sent off keeper the wrong way, and put his penalty kick goal to the right of the bottom of Allan McGregor.
"There were not many of the nerves really," said the England striker, who scored only his second goal this season. "I knew what I was doing and where I was going. I can do just that. If the keeper guesses the right way and keep it, so be it. Gone Thank God it. "Obviously it's a bit of relief for me to register. I hope to build on this now."
Rooney strike celebrated by running to the door the United Ibrox.
"I wanted to celebrate with our fans," he said. "It is always nice to win away to Rangers.
"We hope to go on a scoring run now, but in truth I'm glad just to be back playing again.
"I felt good. I felt fit throughout the game. I want to build on this performance and this goal,"
"It took a lot of courage to take the penalty kick," said the United boss."He missed it was not easy for the night, a couple of opportunities but this is what you expect with the rust in his game. We are pleased him. "Every time he score the goal which wants to celebrate with the fans and the players."
The only goal of the game in the final five minutes when it was considered a high challenge by midfielder Steve Naismith to Rangers Fabio da Silva is in the form of a project by Swiss referee Massimo Busacca, who referred to the scene. Rooney was sent off keeper the wrong way, and put his penalty kick goal to the right of the bottom of Allan McGregor.
"There were not many of the nerves really," said the England striker, who scored only his second goal this season. "I knew what I was doing and where I was going. I can do just that. If the keeper guesses the right way and keep it, so be it. Gone Thank God it. "Obviously it's a bit of relief for me to register. I hope to build on this now."
Rooney strike celebrated by running to the door the United Ibrox.
"I wanted to celebrate with our fans," he said. "It is always nice to win away to Rangers.
"We hope to go on a scoring run now, but in truth I'm glad just to be back playing again.
"I felt good. I felt fit throughout the game. I want to build on this performance and this goal,"
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