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Moyes wins Rooney book libel case Moyes wins Rooney book libel case
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Everton manager David Moyes has accepted substantial libel damages over claims made in Wayne Rooney's autobiography "My Story So Far".Everton manager David Moyes has accepted substantial libel damages over claims made in Wayne Rooney's autobiography "My Story So Far".
The writ had claimed the publication "injured his professional and personal reputation" and caused him distress.The writ had claimed the publication "injured his professional and personal reputation" and caused him distress.
It is understood Moyes had objected to the account of how Rooney came to leave Everton and sign for Manchester United. Moyes had objected to the account of how Rooney came to leave Everton and sign for Manchester United.
Speaking after the hearing Mr Moyes said he was glad that his name "had been fully cleared in this matter".Speaking after the hearing Mr Moyes said he was glad that his name "had been fully cleared in this matter".
'Wholly untrue'
The undisclosed sum is being paid to Moyes by Rooney, co-author Hunter Davies and publisher HarperCollins.The undisclosed sum is being paid to Moyes by Rooney, co-author Hunter Davies and publisher HarperCollins.
Solicitor Edward Parladorio, for Moyes, told Mr Justice Eady, sitting at the High Court, that in the book his client was accused of "a serious breach of trust towards a young player under his management".
He said Moyes was accused of leaking a private and confidential conversation about the star's intention to leave Everton to a local newspaper.
Mr Parladorio told the court that the allegation was "wholly untrue".