Paper Talk: Rooney, Sir Alex fallout, nine-year-old prodigy, Gazza joins Twitter, Bale not fastest Wayne Rooney has revealed why he fell out with Sir Alex Ferguson. PAPER Talk: Wayne Rooney has revealed the reasons behind his fallout with Sir Alex while a nine-year-old, who you would avoid at all costs in a game of backyard football, gets signed by Real Madrid. Wayne Rooney has revealed that his relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson broke down because he was forced to play out of position, in midfield, at Manchester United. Rooney played in six different outfield positions last season and was cruelly named as a substitute for the Champions League first knockout round second-leg defeat by Real Madrid. He lost his guaranteed starting place following Robin van Persie's arrival from Arsenal in the summer of 2012, but has been rejuvenated under new manager David Moyes. "I didn't feel like I got a consistent run of games up front," he said. I actually felt when I played in midfield I did OK, but I didn't want to play there. In the past I've had no problem playing out of position, but I felt I deserved to play in my position, which wasn't happening. Rooney, who has scored five times already this campaign, revealed that talks with United over his future are continuing following the acrimony in the close season. Wayne Rooney believes England will be relying on experience to qualify for next year's World Cup in Brazil. Rooney said: "There's been a lot of stuff happening and people waiting for me to say whatever, but I've spoken to the people who matter at the club and we've known ourselves what we're doing. I'm sure the club made that clear. I didn't want to come out saying anything. I wanted to just concentrate on my football. That's what I've done and that's what I'll continue to do. Not satisfied with Gareth Bale, Real Madrid have splashed the cash for Takuhiro Nakai. Haven't heard of him? That's because he's a nine-year-old Japanese kid. Nicknamed Pipi, the youngster has long been an internet sensation and is probably a better footballer than most of us. Check out his skills. Who are the fastest players? FIFA have released an infographic of who they deem to be the fastest players in world football. The quickest might surprise you. It's not Cristiano Ronaldo, Theo Walcott or Gareth Bale. No, it's Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia, who they claim has a top speed of 35.1km/h. Jose Mourinho was always Chelsea's first choice to take the reigns over the off-season, but Swansea City boss Michael Laudrup says the Blues enquired over his availability before handing Jose the reins. Someone from Chelsea wanted to know about my availability, but there was never anything concrete. Either way, I had already given Swansea my word that I would be not be leaving. The Denmark legend has endured mixed fortunes in the league this season, but the Swans are flying in Europe, with two wins from two matches in the Europa League. Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez says he may be forced to leave the club if he isn't handed more starts. "I strive for that [to start more games],' the man known as "Little Pea" told Mexican TV station Deportes Telemundo. I am working towards that - earning a spot as a starter. I know that my performance on the pitch will allow me to achieve that goal someday either here [in Manchester] or elsewhere for any other club. I just need to be given more opportunities to showcase what I can do, because all of us want to be able to contribute our part so this team can win championships. Competition is fierce up front at United, that's what you get with Hernandez, Robin van Persie, Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck on your books. But Chicharito has the best strike rate of them all, with a goal every 114 minutes, better than RVP's 128 minutes per goal and Rooney's 169. Moyes won't want to lose Chicharito, but may have to if he can't guarantee him time on the pitch. This goal by Michigan's James Murphy has draw inevitable comparisons to Thierry Henry's stunner against Manchester United in 2000. Watch them both below. He's only been on Twitter a couple of days, but England legend Paul Gascoigne already has more than 300,000 followers. The ex-Newcastle, Tottenham and Lazio footballer has endured a very public battle with alcoholism over the years, and hopefully this foray into social media will allow people to connect with a man still loved by football fans the world over. Calm down Arsenal fans, the classy Dutchman doesn't want to don the kit again. Instead, the now Ajax assistant, wants to return to the club in a coaching capacity. At Arsenal it was a good click. I always enjoyed it. I never had a bad day there. It is always on my mind. It is part of my ambition to come back at some stage," Bergkamp told the Daily Telegraph. I've spoken to or have heard about others [former Arsenal colleagues] who would also love to come back. Football fans can be difficult at times, but how about this from Levski Sofia's Ultras? The Bulgarian club's new coach Ivaylo Petev has resigned, a day after he was attacked at his unveiling by angry fans who pulled off his club kit and forced him out of the room. Petev claimed that he was made to feel like a criminal and had made the decision after talking with his family. The extraordinary events unfolded when the 38-year-old's unveiling was disrupted by a group of hostile fans opposed to his appointment, reportedly because they believe he is a fan of bitter rivals CSKA Sofia. The Daily Mail has been serialising Harry Redknapp's book, "Always Managing: My Autobiography by Harry Redknapp," this week, and the gaffer has revealed some absolute gems. He: Recounts time he had to play a West Ham fan in a match and he outshone Lee Chapman and even scored. - Lashes the English FA, claiming they "wouldn't know a good manager if their lives depended on it." - Reveals Brendan Rodgers was ready to be his No 2. "We'd get England passing again." - Says he was worried Gareth Bale's obsession with his hair would get in the way of his development. - Recounts how he was conned by a pub worker into giving him seats in a private box and signed Gareth Bale shirts.