Plymouth Argyle boss Wayne Rooney was charged by the Football Association on Tuesday for his behaviour in an eventful win over Blackburn Rovers where he was sent off for allegedly insulting the fourth official and returning to the pitch after his dismissal.

Wayne Rooney has been charged with misconduct by the English Football Association (FA) over his behaviour before and after being shown a red card during Plymouth Argyle's win over Blackburn Rovers on Saturday.

Wayne Rooney was sent off during Plymouth Argyle's 2-1 win over Blackburn Rovers on Saturday, but his players saw the funny side of his red card after the final whistle

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Former Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney was sent off for Plymouth Argyle on Saturday despite his side finally finding a late winner versus Blackburn Rovers.The United legend took over the reins

The Pilgrims' boss was sent-off after a controversial Blackburn Rovers equaliser in the Championship match at Home Park on Saturday

Wayne Rooney's 'passion' spilled over when he was sent off during Plymouth Argyle's win over Blackburn, according to his assistant.

Wayne Rooney has discussed his first red card as a manager, with the Manchester United icon breaking a club official’s glasses behind the scenes.

Wayne Rooney has been defended by Plymouth coach Pete Shuttleworth after his red card in the club's dramatic 2-1 win over Blackburn Rovers on Saturday. Plymouth went ahead in the 15th minute through Michael Obafemi,