It's more than a month since Wayne Rooney's shock decision to walk out on Derby County.
The former England and Manchester United star ended his drama-filled spell in the Rams hotseat shortly before the club were taken over by lifelong fan and local businessman David Clowes. Rooney had spent more than 18 months in charge during which time the club endured a myriad of off-field problems such as administration, a transfer embargo and ultimately relegation from the Championship.
Liam Rosenior, Rooney's assistant, has since picked up the baton and been placed in charge as interim boss. He has had to get busy in the transfer market, bolstering a wafer-thin squad. And despite his old boss having since departed to take up a managerial role at DC United in the MLS, Rosenior insists Rooney is still very much interested in goings-on at Pride Park.
