獨家專訪：魯尼

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獨家專訪：魯尼 2004 年 09 月 04 日星期六魯尼：希望為曼聯重奪錦標魯尼終於正式成為曼聯的一分子，並在老特拉福德面對面接受來自世界各地傳媒的訪問。該名 18 歲的球員與領隊弗格森爵士一同接受訪問，當然還有在今次交易當中擔當重要角色的首席執行官吉爾。魯尼在當日穿上黑色西裝，面對記者發問的問題都應付得非常自如，就像在球場上入球一樣。在球場上拍過了傳統的「新球員照片」後，魯尼接受了曼聯官方網站的獨家專訪。這名年青球員對在他面前的各項挑戰感到十分期待，也有決心要協助球隊重奪超聯冠軍… 魯尼，歡迎你來到老特拉福德。過去一天你怎樣過？「非常疲累！我們花了整個星期二來讓交易達成，今早我也開始操練，所以這 24 小時實在令我很累，不過這一切都是值得的。」最終能夠成為曼聯的一員，是夢想成真嗎？「是的，能夠在轉會限期前完成交易，我感到很高興。我對加盟像曼聯這樣的球會感到很開心，我也將會努力為球隊爭取成績。」你也可以放下「身價」這些問題了吧？「那是兩間俱樂部的事。我只是關心自己已成為曼聯的一分子，希望為球隊比賽，獻出我的一切。」在證實了加盟曼聯後，你和等了你一整天的過百球迷見面，感覺如何？「感覺非常好，我進入辦公室預備簽約時，已見到一班球迷在等待我。當我之後出來時，他們都在高唱我的名字。能夠得到他們這樣的熱情歡迎，令我很高興。」你有甚麼說話想對球迷說嗎？「我認為球迷們都十分期待我為球隊比賽。我只希望可以證明給他們看自己的能力，希望可以在今季為球隊重奪錦標。」能夠和球隊其他隊友，尤其是前鋒的拍擋合作，你感覺如何？「我十分期待。這裡有很多好球員，我希望可以盡快融入球隊，成為他們的一分子。」你希望從他們身上學到甚麼？「他們都在最高水平比賽中有豐富的經驗，也經常出戰冠軍杯。我認為自己可從他們身上學習到不少東西，如果我需要他們的意見，希望他們可以幫助我。」弗格森爵士過去都成功培育了不少年青球員，你認為他可幫助你甚麼？「他在過去與不少年青球員合作過，也能讓他們發揮自己的潛力。希望我也一樣。」你提及自己希望在冠軍杯中作賽，你希望在歐洲比賽中遇上甚麼的挑戰？「我認為這會是完全不同的挑戰，也是困難的，因為你將要和歐洲最佳的球員作賽。不過這也是每個足球員的願望，希望去挑戰自己，並和最佳球員交手，希望我們可以在此項賽事中勝出。」本屆歐錦賽為你帶來甚麼經驗？「這也是令我決定離開埃弗頓的原因。歐錦賽是一次很好的經驗，之後我也認為我已有進步，而且我希望在冠軍杯中作賽，所以是時候轉會。」在過去一年裡，你有甚麼轉變？「我認為我有著很大的轉變。比起 12 至 18 個月前，我成熟了不少，希望我可以專心一致為曼聯爭取好成績。」主教練已表示他或許會安排你出任不同的位置，你最希望擔任那個位置？「我是一名攻擊球員，喜歡扭過對手，就算是擔任後上前鋒還是進攻中場都可以。」和吉格斯及 C.羅納爾多一同比賽，將會令你在禁區內得到供應，在英格蘭國家隊中與級數相若的球員合作過後，你認為這種有質素的供應對於前鋒球員重要嗎？「當然是有正面的作用。和有質素的球員一同作戰，代表你會有較多的控球時間，也較易找到空位。」你和斯科爾斯在歐洲國家杯中合作得天衣無縫，你期待在曼聯和他再度合作嗎？「當然。斯科爾斯是一名好球員，如果今季我們合作良好的話，這對組合將是無堅不催的。」最後，你希望在未來的日子達到甚麼目標？「我們在球會中有不少有潛質的年青球員，我們將可以再成新的王朝。或許今季，甚至未來兩三季我們都未必可以贏得聯賽，但我至少認為可以與阿森納及切爾西全力一拚。」曼聯官方網站中文版 http://www.manunited.com.cn/gb/index.php ---------------------------- 英文原稿 ↓↓↓ ---------------------------------- Exclusive: Rooney talks to ManUtd.com 3/9/04 10:00 AM Rooney: I Want To Bring Title Glory Back To United Wayne Rooney was finally unveiled as a Manchester United player on Wednesday as he came face-to-face with the world football media at Old Trafford. The 18-year-old was paraded alongside his new manager Sir Alex Ferguson, plus the man who was largely responsible for striking the deal that brought the former Evertonian to Old Trafford, chief executive David Gill. Dressed in a smart black suit and tie, the young England star answered every question that was fired his way with the kind of calm authority he shows in front of goal. After posing for the traditional 'new signing' photographs on the pitch with Sir Alex, Rooney spoke exclusively to ManUtd.com about life at Old Trafford. The teenager insists he is relishing the huge challenges that lie ahead of him and says he is determined to help United regain their grip on the Premiership crown... Firstly Wayne welcome to Old Trafford. What have the last 24 hours been like for you? “Very tiring! We spent most of Tuesday trying to sort the deal out, before eventually getting it done, and I’ve been training this morning. So it’s been a tiring 24 hours but it’s all been worth it.” Does it feel like a dream come true now you're finally a Manchester United player? ”Yes, and I’m relieved more than anything that we managed to get it sorted before the transfer deadline. I’m just happy to be at a club like United and I’m determined to do well.” Do you feel like the price-tag is weighing down on your shoulders at all? ”The price-tag’s between the two clubs really. I’m just so happy to be a United player and I want to just go out there and do what I can for the club.” After your move to United had been confirmed, you went out and met the hundreds of fans who had been waiting for you all day. What kind of an experience was that like for you? “It was brilliant. I’d been upstairs at Old Trafford waiting to sign my contract for about five hours and I could see all the fans waiting outside. When I went out later on it was really noisy and they were all singing my name. It was just brilliant to get such a great reception when I’d just signed for United.” Have you got a message for the millions of United supporters out there? ”I think the fans are going to expect a lot from me, as they should do. I just want to get into the team and show all of them what I can do, and hopefully bring the title back here this season.” How much are you relishing the prospect of lining up alongside the players at this club, particularly the other strikers? ”I’m very excited. There’s a really good squad of players here who are all top players. I hope I can gel in as quickly as possible and become one of those players as well.” What are you hoping to learn from the other lads? ”They’ve all got great experience of playing at the top level and playing in the Champions League. So I think I’ll be able to learn a lot from them and if I need any advice, hopefully I’ll be able to go and speak to them as well.” Sir Alex Ferguson is obviously renowned for nurturing young players and getting the best out of them. What are you hoping to take from him? ”He’s worked with a lot of young players over the years and he’s always got the best out of those players. Hopefully he can get a lot more and the best out of me over the next few years.” You’ve talked about your desires to play in the Champions League, but what kind of challenge do you think you’ll face in Europe? ”I think it’ll be a different type of challenge and a difficult one too because you’ll be up against the top players in Europe. But that’s what every player relishes; they want to challenge themselves and play against the best players, and hopefully we can go out there and win it.” How much will you draw on the experience you gained at Euro 2004? ”That was the thing that really made my mind up about leaving Everton to be honest. Going out to Portugal was a big experience for me and after doing as well as did out there, I felt that I had moved my game on and I wanted to be playing in the Champions League.” How have you changed as a player and a person over the last 12 months? ”I think I’ve changed a lot as a person on the field and off the field. I’m much more mature than I was 12 to 18 months ago, but that all comes with playing the game. Hopefully I can keep my head down, do my job well and go out and do my best for Manchester United." The manager’s already said that he could use you in a number of different positions in the team. Where would you ideally like to line up? ”I’m an attacking player and I like to run at defenders, so I’m comfortable playing either behind two forwards or one forward. It doesn’t matter to me - I’m comfortable with either really.” Playing alongside the likes of Ryan Giggs and Cristiano Ronaldo is going to provide you with some good service into the box. Having experienced playing with similar kinds of quality players for England, how important is that service to a striker? ”The better the service you get played into you, the better you’re going to do. Playing with quality players means you get more of the ball much earlier which allows you to find space. So the better the service, the better you'll play.” You and Paul Scholes formed a very good understanding during Euro 2004. How much are you looking forward to linking up with him again at Old Trafford? ”Very much so. Scholesy’s a great player and if we can link up well this season, I think we could be unstoppable.” Finally Wayne, what are you hoping to achieve with the team over the next few years at United? ”We’ve got some good young players at the club and providing we can all grow together in the team, I think we'll eventually come good again. It’s a big challenge for us and we might not win the league this season; it might take two or three years. But I really think we’re capable of matching both Arsenal and Chelsea.” Wayne Rooney was talking exclusively to ManUtd.com's Gemma Thompson. 曼聯官網 http://www.manutd.com/ news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=100509&itype=466&icategoryid=357 -- ★ ╔╦═╮╔╮ ╭╔╮ ╭╔╦═╮ ╔╮╔╮╭╦═╮╔╮═╮ ☆ ☆ ╠╬╦╯╠╣ ║╠╣ ║╠╣ ║ ╠╣╠╣╠╬═╣╠╣ ║ ★ ★ ╰╝╰╯╰╝═╯╰╝═╯╚╯═╯ ╰╰╯╯╰╝ ╰╰╝ ╰ ☆ ★ ╔╮═╮╭╦╦╮╭╦═╮╭╦╦╮╔╦═╮╔╮ ╔╦═╮╭╦═╭═╦╮╮ ╔╮ ╠╣ ║ ╠╣ ╚╩╦╮ ╠╣ ╠╬╣ ╠╣ ╠╬╦╯╠╣ ║ ╠╣╚═╬╣ ╰╝ ╰╰╩╩╯╰═╩╝ ╚╝ ╚╩═╯╰╩═╯╰╝╰╯╰╩═╯═╩╯╰═╩╝ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 203.70.206.53 ※ 編輯: Fergie 來自: 203.70.206.53 (09/09 12:58)