Wayne Rooney unveiled his bizarre phobia live on TV, and said he just didn't like it, and Gary Lineker and his fellow experts went into the back.
Rooney was part of the panel for the coverage of the BBC over the FA Cup quarterfinals confrontation between Brighton and Nottingham Forest on Saturday evening.
After a quiet first half in the Amex, Lineker, apparently not -pronounced, to put the spotlight on Manchester United and England Great Rooney.
In addition, he announced that Rooney was afraid of fishing.
“It was not the most compelling first half, but what we have learned before was in the first half that Wayne Rooney is afraid of fish,” Lineker announced.
Colleague -Studio -Gasten Theo Walcott and Glenn Murray could not stop the laughter, while a smiling Rooney Schaapig tried to explain his opinion.
“I just don't like them,” he said.
Lineker then doubled in the comic segment and added: “I only say it because we are only three or four miles off the coast here.”
“It's the big fish,” Rooney clarified quickly. “I like fishing.”
The match of the Day X account shared the clip and added: “We have some questions.”
Before the game, Rooney was not impressed by the decision of Nuno Espirito Santo to rotate his starting XI despite the importance of the game.
Espirito Santo made three changes on the side that Ippswich defeated before the international break, with Callum Hudson-Odoi and Anthony Elanga Benchen.
“I am shocked,” said Rooney. I think the FA Cup is such a prestigious tournament and to let players rest in the quarterfinals when you have a great opportunity to reach the semi -final. They try to get to the Champions League football, which is fine.
'But as a player you want to play, you want to get momentum, you want to keep trying to win games. To leave players out … if I were a fan, I would smoke.
'You want to win silverware and this is a great opportunity. To omit players when they are not guaranteed to win the game on Tuesday, it is to find out for me. '
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