Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney finds himself in a tough spot with Plymouth Argyle after back-to-back heavy defeats in the Championship

WAYNE ROONEY has two games to save his job as Plymouth Argyle manager, according to reports. The England and Manchester United legend has struggled to light a fire under The Pilgrims since taking

Wayne Rooney is fighting for his future as Plymouth Argyle manager after a nightmare run of results and is now facing two potentially pivotal home matches against Oxford and Swansea.

Wayne Rooney admitted he felt "embarrassed" acknowledging the support of the Plymouth Argyle fans after Bristol City thrashed the Pilgrims at Ashton Gate on Saturday afternoon. The Robins picked up a first win in three Championship games as four unanswered goals in the second half saw Liam Manning's side claim all three points and a first victory at Ashton Gate since September when they beat Oxford United.

The Pilgrims have conceded 10 goals in two games, a 6-1 drubbing by Norwich City followed by a 4-0 defeat at Bristol City, to pile the pressure on Rooney

Wayne Rooney has described Plymouth’s 4-0 defeat to Bristol City as a ‘big embarrassment’ and has accused his layers of showing ‘a real lack of character and lack of fight’. Plymouth were hammered 6-1 by Norwich City at Carrow Road on Tuesday night and Rooney’s side followed that up with another dismal performance on the road on Saturday

Wayne Rooney was left embarrassed by Plymouth's performance as they lost 4-0 at Bristol City in the Championship on Saturday.