Wayne Rooney spent last season desperate to get his hands on his
first Premier League trophy. Now he's held the prize aloft, he
can't wait to add to his medal tally.
Rooney, who joined United from Everton in August 2004 and has now
won both the league and the Carling Cup with the Reds, told The
Mirror he's hungry for more success.
"It's just not just about winning the odd trophy," he said. "It's
about winning them all the time."
The 21-year-old striker, who last week switched squad numbers to
take over the no.10 shirt previously worn by United hitmen Denis
Law and Mark Hughes, said legends like those provided constant
motivation.
"The [current] players know their role in keeping up the club's
amazing history and success. Players in the past have set the
standard: now we've got to carry it on."