Plymouth Argyle's director of football Neil Dewsnip has backed Wayne Rooney and said everyone at the club is behind the manager to stay despite a poor run of form.

Plymouth Argyle chairman Simon Hallett has insisted there are “no conversations going on” about replacing Wayne Rooney as manager. Hallett, who appeared at a fans’ forum on Monday night, was speaking after a number of media reports said Rooney was fighting to save his job,

Manchester United legend and Plymouth Argyle manager Wayne Rooney is reportedly facing a fight to keep his job as his side’s struggles on the pitch persist.Rooney has only been in the job for seven

WAYNE ROONEY has two games to save his job as Plymouth Argyle manager, according to reports. The England and Manchester United legend has struggled to light a fire under The Pilgrims since taking

Plymouth Argyle director of football Neil Dewsnip says everyone at the club is "behind" head coach Wayne Rooney.

The 40-year-old has been out of work since being harshly sacked by Stoke in September after just five games of the season, and it was claimed in October that he was keeping tabs on Rooney's situation at Plymouth as he eyes a potential return to the club.

The Pilgrims crashed to another heavy away Championship defeat when they lost 4-0 at Bristol City, with all of the goals scored in the second half

Wayne Rooney is fighting for his future as Plymouth Argyle manager after a nightmare run of results and is now facing two potentially pivotal home matches against Oxford and Swansea.

Wayne Rooney admitted he felt "embarrassed" acknowledging the support of the Plymouth Argyle fans after Bristol City thrashed the Pilgrims at Ashton Gate on Saturday afternoon. The Robins picked up a first win in three Championship games as four unanswered goals in the second half saw Liam Manning's side claim all three points and a first victory at Ashton Gate since September when they beat Oxford United.