Slovakia vs England: Safe start from Sam Allardyce - but Wayne Rooney still muddies the waters : independent

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Slovakia vs England: Safe start from Sam Allardyce - but Wayne Rooney still muddies the waters

New era, same old problems for the England manager, but that's what happens when you have an imperfect 10.Sam Allardyce will begin his attempt at the so-called Impossible Job when England begin their World Cup qualifying campaign in Group F against Slovakia on Sunday evening, yet the personnel on duty in Trnava will not differ greatly from the 11 who were held to a frustrating 0-0 Euro 2016 draw against the same opponents in Saint Etienne just 76 days ago.Joe Hart will retain his place in goal, thanks largely to both Jack Butland and Fraser Forster being ruled out through injury, and Harry Kane will once again start up front for his country, despite a goalless start to the campaign following his failure to score during four games in France.
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Premier League scores, Week 3: Wayne Rooney and Marcus Rashford fight to keep their places

Manchester United continued their perfect start thanks to some familiar faces, who bailed out the new superstars.The arrivals of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan mean that a lot of players who were at Manchester United last season will have fewer minutes than they did under Louis van Gaal a year ago.Two players who appeared that they might be looking at reduced roles were Wayne Rooney and Marcus Rashford, but they combined for a stoppage time winner against Hull City.
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Wayne Rooney reveals he plans to end career at Manchester United

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Jose Mourinho Planning To Replace Wayne Rooney With French Superstar Next Summer [Report]

Manchester United are already planning for life after Wayne Rooney.Although the transfer window may have just come to a close, the behind the scenes scheming continues like a plot line from Game of Thrones.Throughout the summer there existed persistent rumours of a possible Old Trafford exit for Wayne Rooney, however it never seemed likely that the Manchester United captain would leave during Jose Mourinho's first season in charge.
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Slovakia vs England: Safe start from Sam Allardyce - but Wayne Rooney still muddies the waters : independent