Ferguson and Rooney

One of the greatest mangers in the history of sports has retired after managing the biggest club in the world since 1986.  Sir Alex Ferguson managed Manchester United to extreme success and he should be remembered forever by all fans of all clubs everywhere in the world.  Today, it was just reported that Everton's manager, David Moyes, will take over and fill in the biggest pair of shoes in football.  I don't know much about Moyes or why United picked him so soon, but he has a tall order ahead of him and much to live up to.  As if it couldn't get anymore depressing for Man U fans, there's rumours swirling that Wayne Rooney may go to Bayern Munich.  I have no idea why Bayern needs him at all, I'm guessing they're just becoming another Real Madrid or PSG and buying loads of superstars to keep on the bench.  I'd like to see Rooney stay, but apparently he isn't happy about being the "second" man behind Van Persie.  I can't blame him, considering he was Manchester's golden boy and was the guy everybody looked to.  If Rooney does leave this upcoming summer transfer window will be very interesting for Manchester United and with not very many forward/attacking midfielders on the market, it will be tough for United to find a replacement.