Manchester United and England legend Wayne Rooney is reportedly in contention to take over at a Championship club despite Plymouth exit last year.

Wayne Rooney feels Manchester United look ‘lost and scared’ and he named ... While they may be able to paper over some cracks in Europe, Rooney does not see a future for the current crop ...

Former Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has ... so he knows what it is like to be at a big club; I think that will have helped him," Rooney added. "He doesn't look like he is playing ...

Ayden Heaven looks like he’s been playing at Manchester United ‘for years’, according to our record goalscorer Wayne Rooney ... club and at this time now, when maybe it’s not going ...

Wayne Rooney thinks former side Manchester United look "lost" and ... just a culture there now where it's too easy for them to lose games and then you see them coming out (with), 'on to the next one' ...

Plymouth Argyle head coach and Premier League legend Wayne Rooney says his players ... after what was a very poor performance and now Rooney has spoken out about his side in a ruthless rant.

Former Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has ... so he knows what it is like to be at a big club; I think that will have helped him," Rooney added. "He doesn't look like he is playing with ...

Wayne Rooney says Kobbie ... on the right track. When Rooney was asked if there was any hope for the current United team, he said: "No, I don't think so. They look lost. They look scared.

Jamie Carragher has sung the praises of rising Arsenal star Myles Lewis-Skelly and explained why the teenager ‘reminds’ him of Manchester United and England icon Wayne Rooney. Lewis-Skelly is ...

Wayne Rooney thinks ... culture there now where it's too easy for them to lose games and then you see them coming out (with), 'on to the next one' and all this rubbish. "You're like 'just show ...

Wayne Rooney thinks Manchester United look “lost ... just a culture there now where it’s too easy for them to lose games and then you see them coming out (with), ‘on to the next one’ and all this ...