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Wayne Rooney's new film is England-centric and while his 2010 transfer request is covered succinctly it affords him the time to question Sir Alex Ferguson's rebuild at Man United.

The 36-year-old is currently boss of Derby but would love to take charge of the Red Devils or Everton, one of his other former clubs.

Wayne Rooney burst onto the global scene for England at Euro 2004 after being dismissed by one of France's best players before the tournament, he wanted to show what he could do

Opening up in his new documentary, Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney recalled the occasion when he was "given a clip" during a childhood row with his Dad, Thomas

With highlights and lowlights aplenty, it’s hard to watch this film and not wonder how different it all could have been

Documentary designed to cement Wayne Rooney’s status as a sporting great and a family man, along with a healthy dose of public humiliation

Mavis was the person that would buy a young Rooney football kits and he was virtually living with her at one point growing up as she lived on the same street in Croxteth in Liverpool and his parents had their hands full with three noisy kids including his brothers Graham…

Ex-Manchester United and England captain Wayne Rooney was just 13 years old when he was hit at a concert in the middle of Manchester, with the blow "snapping" his jaw

He said Mavis would have loved to see him play for Everton FC