BREAKING: Wayne Rooney Dismissed as Head Coach of Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth Argyle has parted ways with head coach Wayne Rooney, following a series of disappointing results that have left the club struggling at the bottom of the Championship.

The announcement came after a difficult seven-month tenure for the former Manchester United striker, who managed just five wins during his time at the helm.

In a statement released on Tuesday, the club confirmed the departure, stating, “Plymouth Argyle can confirm that the club and Head Coach Wayne Rooney have mutually agreed to part ways with immediate effect.”

Despite taking charge with high hopes, Rooney’s time at Plymouth has been marked by a poor run of form. The team’s struggles in the Championship have seen them languishing in the relegation zone, prompting the club to make the difficult decision to relieve the 38-year-old of his duties.

Rooney’s Troubled Tenure at Plymouth

Rooney’s exit comes after a series of disappointing stints in management. His previous coaching roles at Derby County, D.C. United, and Birmingham City all ended on sour notes, with his team’s performances failing to meet expectations. Most recently, at Birmingham, Rooney’s side was relegated to League One following a disastrous run of just one win in 15 matches.

Acknowledging Fans and Departing with Gratitude

In his farewell message, Rooney expressed gratitude to the club’s passionate fanbase, the Green Army, for their support during his brief time at Home Park. “To the Green Army, thanks for making the games at Home Park so special, they are memories that we will share forever,” he said.

He also reflected on his time with Plymouth, adding, “Plymouth Argyle will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will continue to look out for and take interest in their results.”

While Rooney’s time in charge of Plymouth Argyle was far from successful, his departure marks the end of another chapter in his managerial career. The club will now look to appoint a new head coach in hopes of turning their season around and escaping the relegation zone.