Wayne Rooney]The boy in a mans body is well put, because thats what Rooney is, so young but equally fierce.
Video shows comments by fellow peers, Roy Keane, Ferdinand, Van Nistelrooy, Neville, Giggs.
In between all the praise, some of his magnificent Goals and Skills.

Wayne RooneyRooney's cross A match between ManU and Bolton ,
played on "The Theatre of Dreams". The home team leads by one goal.
The legendary Irish midfielder Roy Keane has the ball and passes it hard and low to Wayne Rooney.
The striker takes over the ball and goes on a 30-metres run towards the goal,
surpassing two defenders and then finding in space, Cristiano Ronaldo down Bolton's left.

Wayne RooneyA Freekick is awarded right outside the penalty box.
Rooney gets ready to take the Freekick and executes it to perfection. The ball lands in the left corner of the goal leaving the goalkeeper with no chance to even get a hand on the ball.

RooneyWayne Rooney scores a breath taking goal on his debut against Arsenal.Rooney gets a pass over his head, which he controls to perfection.He takes a few more touches to set himself up and scores a breath taking goal from long range.David Seaman is helpless against the height and pace of the ball.

Wayne RooneyAn English Premier League match between Liverpool and Manchester United at Anfield Road. The wonder boy, Wayne Rooney, has a go from way out and decides to send a low strike 30 metres away. The polish keeper, Dudek, was six metres way off his line. He slips the ball through his hands and makes a decisive error.

Manchester UnitedA compilation of the future starts of Manchester United.
With the classic Man U Folk song playing in the background.
If you're not a Manchester United it can be a bit much.
Stars include: Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Nani, Foster and Anderson.
The clip does go for 5 minutes, so you do get to see quite a bit of action.

After excelling for Liverpool Schoolboys and Dynamo Brownwings, Everton signed Rooney on schoolboy terms at the age of ten.[5] He was part of the youth squad, and after scoring in an FA Youth Cup match, he revealed a T-shirt under his jersey that read, "Once a Blue, always a Blue."[6] Since he was underage at the time and therefore ineligible for a professional contract, he was playing for £80 a week and living with his family on one of the country's council estates.