Manager Wayne Rooney set to star in a new documentary series about his time in charge of Plymouth Argyle – and filming is already underway
- Plymouth has been led by former England captain Wayne Rooney since May, and they are now one point above the Championship’s relegation zone.
Does Harry Kane have the right to criticise England dropouts?LISTEN NOW: Everything Is About to Begin!accessible anywhere podcasts are available. Monday and Thursday episodesIt was Manchester City. It was Arsenal. So did Leeds United, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, and, of course, Wrexham.Plymouth Argyle is the most recent football team to grant behind-the-scenes access to a TV camera in order to produce a documentary.
In his 17 games as Plymouth’s manager since May, former England captain Rooney has overseen five victories, four draws, and eight losses.
Plymouth is only one point above the relegation zone in the Championship standings, currently in 18th place.
The Sun claims that filming is already in progress for football’s newest documentary, which will reportedly centre on the Devon team’s struggle to survive under Rooney’s leadership.
Of course, Rooney has already been the focus of a documentary.
Wayne Rooney, 39, the manager of Plymouth Argyle, will be the subject of a new documentary series.
Rooney, a former manager of Derby, D.C. United, and Birmingham, has been leading Plymouth since May.
While his wife Coleen is in Australia participating in the ITV program “I’m a Celebrity,” Rooney is filming his next documentary. “Leave me alone!”
Due to the international break, Plymouth won’t play again until November 22.
Their most recent match was a 1-1 draw away to Rooney’s old team, Derby County.
“It was strange going into the away dugout,” Rooney said to BBC Sport following that match.
I’m really appreciative of the supporters’ kind welcome both when I got off the bus and when the game ended.
Here at the football club, I have some wonderful recollections from a really trying time in the club’s history.
During my tenure as manager, I made every effort to keep the team afloat, as the supporters were undoubtedly aware.
