Plymouth Argyle head coach Wayne Rooney has said he does not take criticism from fans personally after his side suffered a 2-0 defeat against Oxford United on Sunday.

With tension growing around Wayne Rooney's position at Home Park and results looking disastrous after nine games without a win, things are looking bleak for the former Manchester United forward

Argyle have drawn three and lost six of their last nine fixtures and sit bottom of the Championship table, four points from safety

Wayne Rooney said he was “hurting” and accepted “you have to look at every possible outcome” after yet another defeat on the road left his Plymouth Argyle rooted to the bottom of the Championship. Argyle lost 2-0 to a resurgent Oxford United,

Palmer has predicted that a defeat to Bristol City in their next game could spell the end of Rooney’s time with Plymouth. However, he has warned that keeping him, and backing him in January and then sacking him down the line would be a waste of time for the club.

The Pilgrims' boss is receiving increasing criticism from fans after a run of one win in 14 Championship matches

Oxford United fans hit Wayne Rooney with 'sacked in the morning' chants as Plymouth suffered yet another defeat.

Plymouth boss Wayne Rooney knows his job is under threat after the 2-0 defeat at fellow Championship strugglers Oxford. Argyle have suffered six defeats in their last seven matches, picking up just one point in that time,

The Pilgrims are propping up the rest of the teams in the Championship with only 18 points at the halfway stage of the season after losing 2-0 away to Oxford United