Allardyce praises goal-hungry Rooney

BOLTON manager Sam Allardyce believes Wayne Rooney deserves plaudits for the way he is conducting himself during a barren scoring sequence.

Fri, 27 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
Ken Gaunt

The England and Manchester United striker, 21, heads into the match against Bolton having failed to find the target in 10 games for country and club.

While Allardyce is concerned that Rooney might break his duck tomorrow, he has nothing but praise for the player.

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