Wayne Rooney saw his Plymouth side lose yet again as they remain bottom of the Championship but remains adamant he's the right man to take the team forward despite their latest loss

When Wayne Rooney was named Plymouth Argyle manager in May, some claimed he had secured the job more on the strength of his name and reputation forged during a stellar playing career rather than anything he had done as a manager.

Former Chelsea man emerges victorious in battle of the ex-England team-mates as defeat leaves Argyle rooted to bottom of Championship

Wayne Rooney is facing even more pressure after his Plymouth Argyle side were hammered at Frank Lampard's Coventry City - which left them bottom of the Championship

Argyle were in disarray by half-time, trailing 4-0 due to goals from Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, Ephron Mason-Clark, and a Josh Eccles double, leaving them powerless to prevent Coventry's dominance. The Pilgrims did manage to halt Coventry's relentless assault in the second half, yet the first-half onslaught had inflicted irreversible damage.

WAYNE ROONEY has been left clinging onto his job after Frank Lampard’s Coventry thrashed Plymouth 4-0. Argyle are now rock bottom of the Championship following the drubbing. Tatsuhiro

Yesterday's 4-0 loss at Coventry City was the fifth time the rock bottom Pilgrims have conceded four or more goals in an away league game this season.