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Published 23:04 19 Aug 2015 BST
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"I'm an honest guy. I know when I don't play well and against Aston Villa I was below my standards. I know that."
The 29-year-old hopes that his improved display against Club Brugge signals a change in fortune.
"I thought I had a good game [against Brugge]. I could have had a goal or two, but that's football."
"It's early on in the season. Three games in, it's time for me to keep going. I've experienced this before and the goals will come. I know that."
Rooney is however adamant that he is the right man to spearhead United's attack, and that he will repay the faith that Louis van Gaal has placed in him.
"My mind's clear. I know how to play the role," he said. "It's just a case of getting the chances and taking them, which I'm hopefully going to do soon."Explore more on these topics:
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