Wayne Rooney

[beddie]

Not yet he hasn’t but it can’t be long, can it?

[ISpeds00]

Who's going to take over?
They are awful

[kentonclaret]

“I’M A FOOTBALL MANAGER GET ME OUT OF HERE”

[ElectroClaret]

Who's going to take over?
They are awful

Step forward the Lying Scotsman

[bfcjg]

The pundits will still see no fault in one of their own,plus if he gets canned the Rooney PR machine will engineer a job for him after identifying a gullible owner.

[jdrobbo]

Time for a pass from Sharon?

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[Goliath]

To be fair. He's always been dealt pretty crap hands.
Unlike Lampard who was gifted 3 great jobs and blew them all.

[hoosier-daddy]

“I’M A FOOTBALL MANAGER GET ME OUT OF HERE”

There must be odds given on who leaves first

[Wo Didi]

It's a brave/stupid club who hires him after he's put out of his misery by Plymouth, an obscure European club after some publicity or Saudi. There can't be many managers with a worse points per game than him, I found this while searching, not great.

AI Overview



Here are Wayne Rooney's managerial records at Derby County, DC United, and Birmingham City:

Derby County
Rooney managed Derby County from November 2020 to June 2022, with a win rate of 28.2%:
Games: 85
Wins: 24
Draws: 22
Losses: 39

DC United
Rooney managed DC United from July 2022 to October 2023, with a win rate of 25.9%:
Games: 14 wins, 14 draws, 26 losses
Points: 40 in his first season

Birmingham City
Rooney managed Birmingham City from October 2023 to January 2024, with a win rate of 13.3%:
Sacked: Rooney was sacked from Birmingham City

Rooney's overall win rate is 27.3% across his managerial career. His average term as a coach is 0.72 years.

[Clovius Boofus]

He'll be gone soon enough, but I wonder when the penny will drop and he finally realises he's not cutout for football management.

[BurnleyFC]

I wouldn’t be too sure that he’ll be imminently sacked.

I think if they can survive, they’ll see it as a successful season.

[Jamesy]

He was under no illusions about the size of the task ahead of him when he took the job.
I think he is brave for taking it on, he certainly isn’t doing it for the remuneration. I’m with the above poster. If he keeps them up it will be seen as success.

[boatshed bill]

He was under no illusions about the size of the task ahead of him when he took the job.
I think he is brave for taking it on, he certainly isn’t doing it for the remuneration. I’m with the above poster. If he keeps them up it will be seen as success.

Their home form may just be enough to keep them up.

[ClaretTony]

It's a brave/stupid club who hires him after he's put out of his misery by Plymouth, an obscure European club after some publicity or Saudi. There can't be many managers with a worse points per game than him, I found this while searching, not great.

AI Overview



Here are Wayne Rooney's managerial records at Derby County, DC United, and Birmingham City:

Derby County
Rooney managed Derby County from November 2020 to June 2022, with a win rate of 28.2%:
Games: 85
Wins: 24
Draws: 22
Losses: 39

DC United
Rooney managed DC United from July 2022 to October 2023, with a win rate of 25.9%:
Games: 14 wins, 14 draws, 26 losses
Points: 40 in his first season

Birmingham City
Rooney managed Birmingham City from October 2023 to January 2024, with a win rate of 13.3%:
Sacked: Rooney was sacked from Birmingham City

Rooney's overall win rate is 27.3% across his managerial career. His average term as a coach is 0.72 years.

In fairness he was dealt a ridiculously bad hand at Derby. I’d suggest he was as successful as it was possible to be there.

[hoosier-daddy]

I'm surprised nobody on social media has knocked up an eviction number board for I'm a celeb and included him on it.

[IanMcL]

If Plymouth stay up, he will have done an excellent job.

[Quicknick]

He was under no illusions about the size of the task ahead of him when he took the job.
I think he is brave for taking it on, he certainly isn’t doing it for the remuneration. I’m with the above poster. If he keeps them up it will be seen as success.

I agree with you and BurnleyFC

[bfcjg]

He still retains high popularity with some of the Plymouth fan base

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[Wo Didi]

In fairness he was dealt a ridiculously bad hand at Derby. I’d suggest he was as successful as it was possible to be there.

Yes I agree with you Tony about his time at Derby and actually thought he came out of that club with a lot of credit. As a young English manager I'd like to see him succeed but I won't be holding my breath.

[Woodleyclaret]

Another in the longline of good ex Manure players who bombed in management RVN being the next one out at entitled Leicester.

[ClaretTony]

Yes I agree with you Tony about his time at Derby and actually thought he came out of that club with a lot of credit. As a young English manager I'd like to see him succeed but I won't be holding my breath.

He's definitely not suggested he has much in the way of managerial qualities since