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ROONEY NOW AN ADVOCATE AGAINST ABUSE



Many Wayne isn't so bad after all since he is now the ambassador of the child charity that stands up for those who have been sexually abused and molested.

Following former English footballer Alan Woodward's decision to detail his abuse he dealt with at hands of Barry Bennell at Crewe Alexandra, other footballers who have suffered sexual abuse have decided to speak up.

And Wayne Rooney has urged victims to call an NSPCC line for help.

Well, maybe this is Rooney trying to redeem his image.

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