"REMEMBER THE NAME: WAYNE ROONEY!" | FULL GAME: EVERTON V ARSENAL (2002)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- We were told to 'remember the name', but how well can you remember the game? When 16-year-old Wayne Rooney stepped off the bench for Everton against an Arsenal side unbeaten in 30 Premier League games, not many outside of Merseyside had heard of him. But once he'd scored a stunning injury-time winner against the Gunners, a star was born. In the latest of our classic full match watchbacks, you can catch every second of this very game - from Saturday, 7pm BST. Tune in and chat along with fellow fans in the comments!
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Rooney came to visit me in Alder Hey a few days after this and gave me his boots from this game 💙
Dan Comer93 why u lying
@@tahmal6730 why u lying bout him lying
@@bwalker2452 hell of a lie if a lie, good on him, still remember the moment like yesterday. JFK.
If thats true sell them you'll get a few quid
Those days that atmosphere I hope we can bring them back
Forgotten about that 2nd effort from Rooney there ,what an atmosphere
Let's not forget the real story of that day. Birmingham City gaining a point away at West Brom.
I will never forget this game and never forget where I was with my brother and mother on holiday screaming and shouting when rooney scored and knocking our drinks over. I was a few months younger than Rooney and I remember telling the barman that Rooney was the same age as me and he looked at me like I was a child compared to rooney who looked like a man in his mid 20s haha. great times. A truly iconic moment in football and in sport. It was the beginning of an incredible career. He went on to break many more records along the way after this. I remember being at a pre season game at goodison earlier in that season against some Spanish side and rooney took the same shot from the same position and it just skimmed the top of the bar and went over. It was a sign of things to come. Then I went to the first game of the season against Spurs where he set up Pembo for a goal and just smashed one over the bar himself late on in the game. Such an exciting talent. So glad I got to witness it but such a shame that he never truly lived up to his true potential, I think it was the broken foot in the euros against Portugal and then the broken foot again against Chelsea which did the damage. He seemed to lose a yard of pace and never ran at players like he used to. He should have been up there with Ronaldo and Messi with the natural talent he had, he just didn't look after his body like a true professional. He was the Ricky Hatton of football but Ronaldo is the Maywether of football, he lives it and breathes it.
Ronaldo and messi from 16 to 19 weren't as good as Rooney was at that age, I always thought Rooney wouldn't improve massively because he was world class as soon as he came on the scene
USA guy here...I read Rooney book that's my favorite English player.
United did not improve him He became a water carrier for the diva Ronaldo, He sacrificed his talent for that diva IMHO if he had stayed at Everton for a couple of season then go abroad and later join Barca learn an education That is what he is doing in management Watch the TOFFEE TV interview
I will never forget watching this game......................on UA-cam 20 years late. Ill just have to settle for pretending I was watching it when I was 15 years old.
I was 14 n remember listening to it on the radio.
An iconic moment in just football commentary even, nevermind football itself 😂
"Remember the name"
I was there
Everton FC, please show the full match of this season at home against Bolton or Blackburn. They were two of Rooneys greatest ever performances and two of the greatest performances i have ever seen from any player. He showed shades of Maradona in those games. Let the world see what we got to see in those early games.
I remember that Bolton game ,he was immense. 0-0 though I think ,so seems to have been forgotten rather .
love that Rooney goal but it does distract from how well Everton played that day. That Arsenal team hadn't lost in 7 Months, Gravesen went into beast mode at one point - lol! Incredible team performance.
nice to hear the shouts havent changed much
1:40:08 “Rooney. Instant control...”
Got to give Moyes his credit, he came in and changed the mindset from a club that was ebbing away (a bit like now) to a really hard nosed competitive team, the fans fed off that heart and endeavour.
Just a shame we fell short a few times such as the 2008 League Cup Semis and the 2009 FA Cup Final.
Just short of that little bit extra added financial muscle back then.
If only this team had half the passion of 2002/03
he fell very short at united very short had his chance and blew it with seniors He sacked all the coaching staff BIG MISTAKE
Rooney and Jeffers on the pitch together, both Everton prodigies, both went to De la sale school together in croxteth, both had their England debuts together a few months after this game with Jeffers scoring. Jeffers just never lived up to the hype though as the original fox in the box. Both ended up back at Everton together with Jeffers coaching the youth team and Rooney playing for Everton. Sometimes things go full circle.
Jeffers got a bad ankle injury he never recovered
I don't care what anyone says, Rooney was the best 16 year old to ever walk the planet. Him an Thierry Henry in his prime were the two best players in the league this season.
I doubt anyone argues with you about that
Rooney was a unreal talent at 16 and one that the country will arguably never see again.
My only regret is we never got to have him during his best years
@@jameshughes7633 I think we had him for his most exciting years though.
1:40:10 romney's brilliant goal
Mitt Romney?
@@carlosmontoya6894people forget how good a footballer he was. Easily the best Mormon striker of all time.
Thank you Everton Football Club's Sharing, I pls look forward to have other match reply at 2002/2003 season~~~
Bring back old memories
A feel good story line written in Hollywood.
Ripped a brand new coat on the Gwladys Street when Rooney scored that day. The thing cost me all my wages as a skint 19 year old, but it was worth it. My love for football has all but gone, but I'd love to be able to re-live that moment again.
What impress me the most is the atmosphere of goodison this day. It was truely wonderful
Rooney legend
Loved this game went with a mate who was a red best game to be at with a rednose to show how real scousers support haa love ye evertonnnn x
Great assist by Graveson for the Rooney goal. Landed perfectly on Rooneys toe.
Rooney First Premier League Goal! ⚽
1year after this match date,
I was born
That makes me feel so old 😂
@@gaspipe2232 :)
Naah, sorry, don't remember that bit of 'history', at all, lol!!
Now its the date
Back when football clubs had an identity and football stadiums had an atmosphere.
You know the 90s generation said this about the 00s the 80s said this about the 90s the 70s said this about the 80s. Everyone think their era was best so bore off
The difference is that back then not everyone was sitting there staring at iPhone all game and filming it instead of celebrating and enjoying the moment
@@jameshughes7633 spot on mate. Those scenes at full time you don’t get now for games in October , only title / relegation deciders. Now days full of people with signs asking for players shirts
@@guitarreilly 🤡
I’m a Liverpool fan here but I’m watching this
Richard Wright 13:53 has a chewing gum mishap :~]
Remember The Name
Everton couldnt find someone better than li tie
Christ, I wish we had some of these players now! Plus Cahill
When it meant something to play for the badge.
The shape of li tie's skull
Like a final..
Rooney vs arsenal love affair started here
Saturday 19th October 2002
LA LA LA LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL LA LA LA LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL 🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴
Obsessed wallpushing cultist murderer. Hated. Despised. The world over.
1:40:05 is the goal
love it
Of course, he looked like he was 28 years old
Why does it say premier in 2 hours. And then starting at 19.00pm. It's now 16.50pm
Impressed to see a black referee here. Now in the EPL, not a single black referee. Taking a knee while institutionalizing racism.
1:42:19 is that Everton's current CEO?
wow
Back when the ball was sweet
This guy was the George Best of 00s in my opinion...Big striker
Man I knew rennie was a bad ref but the bloke is literally terrible
1:45:25
Everton Campbell 9
Arsenal Campbell 23
Who disliked 😂
Liverpool fans
Wallpushing murderers.
BEST EVER PL TEAM
HENRY ROONEY
HAZARD VIEIRA SCHOLES CRISTIANO
BALE KOMPANY VIDIC AWB
SCHMEICHEL
Great memories!!! Just a great pity it didn't really work out, for Wayne Rooney or us, on his return to the Blues so many years later!! (Was still usually the best player, mind.. and, in retrospect, Marco Silva clearly deciding he didn't need him, upon his arrival - moreover, I think just wanting to start putting his own 'stamp' on the team and squad! - didn't exactly work out for HIM, either, the muppet!!!)...
Just watching the last 15 minutes you realise how soft football and the world has gone.
Bet365 freely advertised on billboards
Yorkie with the no woman sign
Crunching tackles and nobody crying
Fast, direct forward playing football
Goalkeepers kicking long
Don't see any of that anymore
I miss football so much
#12 Li Tie now is in jail
Dithering Dave.. Never could handle world class players He proved it managing man United.. Rooney should have left later to Barca.. United ruined him. He became a water carrier for Rinaldo
We never saw Rooney dribble or show that imagination at United.. He was world class Moyes was a second division manager
No other manager has pulled up trees either since Moyes left Utd. Moyes was the best thing to happen to Everton in decades. We were relegation fodder for years until he turned the ship around with no money and had us fighting for European places every season.
@@bieituns he is a good manager at a very low level, Not for Everton and Moyes did not get on with Rooney watch toffee tv interview
@@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415 It doesn't matter if Rooney didn't get on with Moyes. What matters is the results the manager got and did he get the best out of his players. Clearly you have proven my point for me. You admit Rooney was class at Everton when Moyes was his manager. So clearly Moyes got the best out of him. And then funny enough when Moyes went to man utd Rooney had a great run of form. Rooney may not have got on well with Moyes but Rooney admits he was a nightmare to manage back then. Rooney apologized to Moyes for his behaviour and for what he said about him in his book. I think Rooney now in his older years respects Moyes and understands that he wanted what was best for him and the club.
@@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415And by the way, no one gave more chances to youth players than Moyes. Both Rooney and Vaughan broke the youngest PL goal scoring record under Moyes. Baxter became the youngest ever Everton player. Anichebe one of the youngest to score for Everton in Europe. Rodwell the youngest to play for Everton in Europe. Notice all these mediocre players over achieved under Moyes. Hardly any players went on to bigger and better things after Moyes apart from Rooney but you admit Rooney still under achieved while at man utd. Moyes punched well above his weight while at Everton and west ham the last couple of seasons. Moyes is an excellent manager and arguably pound for pound the best manager in the league. Top managers like Ancheloti, benitez could not do what Moyes was able to do even though they had more money to spend or had better players.
@@bieituns I respect your thoughts Moyes had some interesting pre season training,,, wading through the cold rivers of Austria TheUnited players were not for that.. I think Moyes like many Brits cant operate with maverricks like Rooney. Terry Venebles was the man,,, Look at Fakegate of England Grealish Rasford and Trent arnold,,,, He selects Henderson a nice boy yet not going to win a match. Thank you again... I personally think Everton should have stayed with Big Sam,,,, he is well read with medicine and psychology
When You Think That This Comment Is Before The Vedio
Arsene is a blind man...he can't see a 16 year old terrorizing his invincibles for when he comes on. How he could have signed him
"We don't care what the redshite say...
12th
Once a blue, always a red💩💩💩
everton have never been the same since moyes left