Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is out to have more fun at Arsenal's expense at Old Trafford tomorrow and said: They must be sick of the sight of me. He announced himself on the Premier League stage against them with his wonder strike for Everton in 2002.
Two years later, following his £27m move to United, he won the penalty for Ruud van Nistelrooy's opener, then scored the second as the Arsenal 'Invincibles' saw their 49-match unbeaten record come to a shuddering halt.
Arsenal were also the opposition when Rooney scored his 100th Premier League goal, part of an overall haul of 10, the most England's talisman that has scored against any individual club. So Arsene Wenger could be forgiven a sense of trepidation when his league leaders head north on Sunday.
"Arsenal do crop up quite often," said Rooney. "It is a bit weird. I am sure they must be sick of the sight of me at times.
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