Source: Daily_Mail
Wayne Rooney hit back over his FA ban and Rory McIlroy stole the show at Augusta
DAILY MAIL: Wayne Rooney was last night banned but still bleating about his treatment by the FA. [LNB]You stupid boy, Wayne! Rooney plays victim as FA uphold his two-match suspension [LNB]Also: Rory McIlroy roared to the top of the leaderboard after firing a spectacular seven-under-par 65 early on the first day of the 75th Masters at Augusta.[LNB]Rory off to a scorcher! Irish whizzkid sets Augusta ablaze with sizzling 65 [LNB]THE SUN: Roberto Mancini was 200 per cent happy as Wayne Rooney was ruled out of next weekend's FA Cup semi-final. [LNB] Top of the shots: Rory McIlroy leads after day one at The Masters in Augusta[LNB]Also: Joey Barton has launched a blistering attack on 'teacher's pet' Gareth Barry[LNB]And: Rory McIlroy was told off for being a 'naughty boy' - before showing his good side with a sensational start to The Masters.[LNB]THE INDEPENDENT: The FA believes that the Wayne Rooney verbal abuse case will prove a significant landmark in the Respect campaign.[LNB]Also: Rory McIlroy is no respecter of reputations. Nine months after bringing the grand old lady that is St Andrews Old Course to her knees with a 63, the 21-year-old dared treat the Georgia beauty in the same contemptible manner.[LNB]DAILY EXPRESS: Rory McIlroy has vowed there will be no repeat of his St Andrews blow-out after setting the early pace at The Masters. [LNB]Also: Wayne Rooney was in denial last night following the FA's rubber-stamping of his two-match ban - even though a police chief said such an aggressive F-word outburst on the streets warranted a spell in the cells.[LNB]Life through lens: Wayne Rooney caused uproar with his foul-mouthed rant[LNB]THE GUARDIAN: Rory McIlroy, the 21-year-old prodigy from Holywood, Northern Ireland, turned in an Oscar-worthy performance at Augusta National, taking a mere 65 strokes to get round Alister MacKenzie's classic layout. [LNB]Also: Gareth Bale could head the list of players leaving Tottenham Hotspur if they fail to qualify for the Champions League after their chairman admitted a strategy of squad 'streamlining'.[LNB]THE TIMES: John Terry launched a thinly veiled attack on UEFA match officials yesterday by suggesting that there is a conspiracy against Chelsea winning the Champions League. [LNB]Also: Wayne Rooney struggled to conceal his contempt yesterday for the FA's decision to ban him over his expletive-strewn outburst while the Manchester United striker's team-mates warned that this perceived victimisation of the club is serving only to inspire them to greater success.[LNB]DAILY TELEGRAPH: Wayne Rooney has warned the Football Association that his two-match suspension for using offensive, insulting and abusive language will do nothing to eradicate swearing from the game after claiming that his failure to overturn the ban 'doesn't seem right'. [LNB]Also: Is Rory McIlroy the first provisional leader of The Masters to take Augusta apart after being rebuked the night before for playing ball in the street outside his rented house?[LNB]DAILY STAR: Wayne Rooney has hit out after seeing his Wembley FA Cup hopes sunk by the Royal Navy. [LNB]Also: Paul Ince reckons Glenn Hoddle should be given a shock second chance as England manager.[LNB]DAILY MIRROR: Wayne Rooney's swearing ban has sparked a revolt among Premier League referees. [LNB]Also: Joey Barton says he is England's number one midfielder and has launched a savage attack on his Three Lions rivals.[LNB][LNB] Explore more:People: John Terry, Wayne Rooney, Paul Ince, Roberto Mancini, Gareth Barry, Glenn Hoddle, Gareth Bale, Joey Barton Places: United Kingdom, Northern Ireland Organisations: Football Association, Royal Navy
