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Sam Allardyce bats away questions over Wayne Rooney's role in England victory
Sam Allardyce bats away questions over Wayne Rooney's role in England victory
Stoppage time began with Sam Allardyce, alone on the edge of his technical area, burying his head in his hands as another of his side's desperate attacks ran aground.It ended with a spin, grin and two-fisted pump of the air aimed at those members of his coaching staff still on the bench.His assistant, Sammy Lee, had already bounced gleefully beyond him on to the edge of the turf.
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England news: Six things for Sam Allardyce to address - Wayne Rooney, Jack Wilshere and Marcus Rashford
England news: Six things for Sam Allardyce to address - Wayne Rooney, Jack Wilshere and Marcus Rashford
Sam Allardyce began his reign as England manager with a dramatic stoppage-time victory against Slovakia in Trnava.Adam Lallana's late goal ensured Allardyce and England made a winning start to their World Cup qualification campaign, but with Malta due at Wembley next month before the Group F trip to Slovenia three days later, the win in Slovakia raised several issues for the new England manager to resolve before the forthcoming double-header.Putting the ball in the netEngland scored four goals at Euro 2016, but only two were from open play and, in 180 minutes against Slovakia (plus that crucial five minutes of stoppage time in Trnava), they managed to score just once.
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Chris Sutton Comments on Wayne Rooney, Sam Allardyce After Slovakia vs. England
Chris Sutton Comments on Wayne Rooney, Sam Allardyce After Slovakia vs. England
One-time England international Chris Sutton believes Wayne Rooney is "killing" Harry Kane by playing in midfield and has urged Three Lions manager Sam Allardyce "to get a grip."In his column for the Daily Mail, Sutton delivered a frank assessment of Allardyce's debut game as England boss—a 1-0 win over Slovakia on Sunday—and believed Rooney playing on the left side of a midfield three does not get the best out of Kane:With Rooney in a deep-lying midfield role for most of the match, [Kane] was isolated up front and it killed his game.For Kane to be most effective he needs players in and around him to link up with.
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