WEST HAM MAKE MOVE TO SIGN PLAYER ROONEY THINKS COULD BE LIKE DECLAN RICE

West Ham United have now made a move to sign Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher on loan, according to the Guardian. Gallagher was loaned out to Crystal Palace last season and put in some dazzling displays at Selhurst Park. His form earned him praise from pundits and fellow Premier League footballers, including Conor Coady, who told TalkSPORT that Gallagher is a ‘top player’ back in November last year.

ROONEY WINS BEST BRITISH PLAYER ACCOLADE

Derby County manager Wayne Rooney has been named the greatest British player of all time according to a new poll. The said poll on SPORTbiblehad over 50,000 votes from fans. Rooney finished with 40% of the votes and 13% more than Northern Ireland football icon George Best.

FERDINAND LABELLED BEST PREMIER LEAGUE DEFENDER

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has been named the best defender in the history of the Premier League by Wayne Rooney. Ferdinand and Rooney were teammates at Manchester United for several years.

DERBY CLOSE GAP ON SAFETY

Derby County have moved within four points of safety in the English Championship after the impressive 3-1 win over Hull City. Manager Wayne Rooney and his players welcomed newly promoted team Hull City to their home with the knowledge that a win would boost their chances of survival and they were able to get the victory.

The Rams were not really in danger of losing points against Hull City from the moment Craig Forsyth gave them lead in the 19th minute. The advantage was then doubled by leading goalscorer Tom Lawrence to ensure that the goals from him and Forsyth gave the Rams a 2-0 lead at the end of the first 45 minutes.

RANGNICK HAS A TOUGH JOB – ROONEY

Ralf Rangnick has a tough job on his hands to turn the fortunes of Manchester United around according to club legend Wayne Rooney. Derby County manager Wayne Rooney sat down with Sky Sports to talk about Rangnick who's expected to be named the interim manager at Manchester United this week.

CAN DERBY SURVIVE DOCKED POINTS

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Derby County have not been far from controversies in the past year and the latest one is the announcement that the club is going into administration. The decision to go into administration has had a negative effect on the English Championship standings after they were docked 12 points thereby giving Wayne Rooney and his coaching staff a lot of work to do if the club is to stay in the second tier of English football at the end of the current season.The decision to remove some points from the Rams’ point tally has led to the question on whether Wayne Rooney would be able to save the club in his first full season.

FERDINAND BACKS GREENWOOD TO FOLLOW ROONEY'S FOOTSTEPS

Manchester United youngster Mason Greenwood is without a doubt, one of the best young players in the world at the moment and has been making waves since he was handed his debut by current United manager Olé Gunnar Solskjaer a couple of months ago.

The England international youth star has become one of the most impressive youngsters in the world of football and he has continued to show that he deserves every single praise he gets by putting in encouraging performances for the Red Devils. In United's Europa League campaign last season, Greenwood was an instrumental player for the Red Devils, and he has continued this season from where he stopped in the last.

ROONEY: GREENWOOD STILL HAS A HUGE ROLE TO PLAY

Following the signing of Jadon Sancho by Manchester United from German Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund this summer, there have been questions raised about the future of forward Mason Greenwood at the club. Both United and Dortmund confirmed in their official statements via their respective social media handles that they had reached an agreement for the transfer of the England international attacker to Old Trafford this summer but while it has been a great piece of news, there could be a little problem as well.

ROONEY VOWS TO REPAY DERBY FAITH

Derby County boss Wayne Rooney has vowed to repay the faith shown in him by the club after the Manchester United legend guided the team to safety on the final day of the English Championship season this term.
Wayne Rooney recently spoke to the club's official TV about his future, football management and Derby County owner Mel Morris. The ex-Three Lions of England striker told Rams TV that his future lies with the club and that he's ready to take Derby County to the next level. Wayne Rooney also thanked the owner Morris for the faith shown in him.

Rooney said that he always knew that he would go into football management after hanging up his boots. The former Manchester United striker was the mastermind as the Rams escaped relegation to English League One with a dramatic 3-3 draw at home to Sheffield Wednesday. The result sent Sheffield Wednesday down to League One.

ROONEY BACKED IN RELEGATION BATTLE

Derby County manager Wayne Rooney has been backed for the job amidst the poor run of form in the league. Rooney, 35, was given a vote of confidence by Rob Lee, a former Derby County player.

Wayne Rooney has been exposed to football management earlier than expected after he was made the Derby County manager in the place of the sacked Philip Cocu. Dutchman Cocu was sacked towards the end of last year after guiding the club to the bottom of the English Championship table. Rooney replaced Cocu on an interim basis before his appointment was made permanent mainly due to the good results posted during the time of his interim appointment.

Ex-Derby County midfielder Rob Lee backed Wayne Rooney as the Rams manager in an exclusive interview with Football League World.According to him, the fans should not judgeRooney until he has been backed in the transfer window.

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