Rooney appoints Phelan as Plymouth assistant

Wayne Rooney, the manager of English football club Derby County, has made a surprising move by appointing Mike Phelan as his assistant at League One side Plymouth Argyle. Phelan, who previously worked as Sir Alex Ferguson’s right-hand man at Manchester United, brings a wealth of experience to his new role.

Rooney expressed his excitement about working with Phelan, stating that he believes his knowledge and expertise will be invaluable in helping Plymouth achieve their goals for the upcoming season.

Phelan, who has also worked as the caretaker manager of Manchester United, is looking forward to the challenge of coaching at a lower division club and believes that his partnership with Rooney will be beneficial for both parties.

The decision to appoint Phelan comes after Derby suffered a disappointing season, narrowly avoiding relegation to League One. Rooney is hoping that Phelan’s influence will help turn things around for the team.

Plymouth fans are excited about the new coaching duo and are hopeful that their team will see improved performances under their guidance.

Phelan’s appointment has been met with a mix of surprise and excitement in the footballing world, with many praising Rooney for his bold move.

As the new season approaches, all eyes will be on Plymouth Argyle to see how Rooney and Phelan’s partnership will impact the team’s performance on the pitch.

Only time will tell if this new coaching arrangement will be successful, but for now, there is a sense of optimism surrounding Plymouth as they prepare for the challenges ahead.