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New England manager Sam Allardyce said he was relieved to have got off to a winning start as England secured a late 1-0 victory in Slovakia
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Sam Allardyce, the England manager, has picked eight of the starting XI from the Iceland game in Euro 2016 for his first match in charge, against Slovakia
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When Wayne Rooney said he hoped the England manager would ‘bring some of his magic’ to the job Allardyce spluttered with laughter, suggesting there is already a chemistry developing
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Wayne Rooney has said he made the decision to take corners for England at Euro 2016 and ignore Roy Hodgson’s instructions and said he would retire internationally after 2018
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England captain Wayne Rooney says he hopes to end his international career on a high
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Wayne Rooney has announced the 2018 World Cup will be his final tournament with England after he was kept on as captain by new boss Sam Allardyce
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Sam Allardyce has said Wayne Rooney will continue as England’s captain but Marcus Rashford will find it hard to return to the squad unless he plays regularly for Manchester United
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Wayne Rooney has said he believes Manchester United are placed to challenge for the Premier League
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic will train with Manchester United’s first-team squad for the first time on Thursday, the striker having had an extended break following Sweden’s exit from Euro 2016
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Newly appointed England manager Sam Allardyce says it is ‘far too early’ to confirm whether Wayne Rooney will remain England captain
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The new England manager said Wayne Rooney’s position in the Manchester United team will dictate his role for the national side but added he ‘has a massive part to play’
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The FA s expected to appoint Gareth Southgate on an interim basis before sounding out the likes of Arsène Wenger and Brendan Rodgers as part of the search for Roy Hodgson’s permanent successor
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FA chief executive Martin Glenn’s credentials do not augur well for the selection of Roy Hodgson’s successor as England manager after stifling atmosphere and odd campaign in France
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Out of the shambles of Nice it is not all doom and gloom, there are a very decent set of young players for whoever the next manager is, even if he ought to make plans without the services of the captain
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‘It’s absolutely shocking’, she tweets about picture also used by other papers
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