WAYNE ROONEY is not facing the sack at Plymouth, according to chairman Simon Hallett. The Pilgrims have struggled this season and find themselves languishing just one place and two points above

Wayne Rooney was appointed Plymouth Argyle boss in the summer and is under pressure with the club sitting just outside of the relegation zone in the Championship and in bad 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,

Plymouth Argyle are exploring ways to support head coach Wayne Rooney rather than seek out his replacement, according to club owner and chairman Simon Hallett.

The Pilgrims are 21st in the Championship after heavy back-to-back away defeats against Norwich City and Bristol City

Plymouth Argyle owner Simon Hallett has come out in support of Wayne Rooney and says the former England international's future isn't in danger at this point. Speaking to Plymouth Live at a recent fans' forum, Hallett acknowledged that recent results had been poor, but that sacking Rooney wasn't the solution he was going to choose.

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.

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