Wayne Rooney urges Derby fans to get behind his successor
Former Derby manager Wayne Rooney has urged fans to get behind his successor with the club on the verge of a takeover.
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Company part-owned by Wayne Rooney’s agent insists no rules broken over loan
The company part-owned by Wayne Rooney’s agent Paul Stretford has insisted no rules were broken when it provided a loan to cover Derby’s wage bill last month in a bid to help Chris Kirchner complete his failed takeover.
Potential fresh Derby County blow emerges following claims regarding Wayne Rooney’s agent
Derby County could be set to face a fresh points deduction in League One next season if Wayne Rooney’s agent Paul Stretford is found to have illegally paid the wages of Rams players, per the Daily Mail.
Exclusive: Wayne Rooney's agent investigated for secretly paying Derby County wages
Wayne Rooney's long-term agent is under investigation by the Football Association for secretly paying staff and player wages at Derby County, Telegraph Sport can reveal.
Simon Jordan makes bold Wayne Rooney claim after recent Derby County decision
Simon Jordan has branded Wayne Rooney a ‘fool’ for deciding to leave Derby County.
Wayne Rooney 'wanted' Aston Villa transfer before shock Derby County exit
Conor Hourihane's search for a new club will go on after it was reported he was close to joining League One side Derby County.
“A massive loss” – Derby County fan pundit reacts as key departure confirmed
This article is part of Football League World’s ‘Terrace Talk‘ series, which provides personal opinions from our FLW Fan Pundits regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Former England star Wayne Rooney quits as Derby manager
Manchester United and England star Wayne Rooney has resigned as manager of troubled Derby as the club prepare for their first season in the third tier for 36 years. Rooney was unable to keep Derby in the Championship last season after the crisis-torn club were hit by a 21-point deduction as punishment for financial issues. In his first managerial role, Rooney impressively kept Derby in contention to avoid relegation into the final weeks of the season.