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Coleen Rooney defends football views prior to World Cup team announcement

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Coleen Rooney’s husband may play for Manchester United but she wasn’t afraid to gush about Liverpool Football Club on Sunday night. The fashion star was eager to show her appreciation via Twitter before they won 2-1 against Newcastle, but ended up losing out on the Premier League title to Manchester City. Before the verdict was known Coleen told approximately 1.11million followers that she was rooting for a miraculous recovery from her favourite soccer club.

Coleen Rooney© Photo: Getty Images

Coleen Rooney

Good luck to Liverpool FC today!! Great season!! Fingers crossed!!” she posted. However the tweet got those devoted to her husband’s team riled up, and Coleen as forced to defend her words. “Hahaha a lot of mixed replies to that!!! I just say what I feel,” she laughed as the Twittersphere was seemingly outraged that Manchester United had ended up seventh in relation to Liverpool’s second. “Haha!! Funny 1/2 hour on twitter!! Have a lovely day everyone ..... # I'll say what I like, I'll say what I like ...” she sang.

Coleen and Wayne Rooney© Photo: Getty Images

Coleen and Wayne Rooney

It came as Ashely Cole – the former husband of pop star Cheryl Cole – announced he was retiring from international football after learning he would not be placed on the England squad for next month’s World Cup in Brazil. Despite getting hassled the day before about her sports views, she retweeted another sportsman’s message alongside a picture of Ashley: “Respect him 4 his accomplishment on the football pitch.” The official World Cup team was announced at 2pm on Monday and it was confirmed Wayne is heading to Rio, while his team mate Michael Carrick has been left on standby. Prior to joining Manchester United, Wayne played for Liverpool’s Merseyside rival Everton.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard - married to HELLO! columnist Alex Gerrard - is going to Brazil as well as the following:

Fraser Forster

Ben Foster

Joe Hart

Leighton Baines

Gary Cahill

Phil Jagielka

Glen Johnson

Phil Jones

Luke Shaw

Chris Smalling

Ross Barkeley

Jordan Henderson

Adam Lallana

Frank Lampard

James Milner

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Raheem Sterling

Daniel Sturridge

Daniel Welbeck

Jack Wilshere

Rickie Lambert

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