Wayne Rooney voted England's Player of the Year by Three Lions fans

Three Lions captain Wayne Rooney has been voted England's player of 2014. The 29-year-old played in every one of the 13 of England's matches a year ago, scoring eight goals all the while three more than whatever other player.

Manager Roy Hodgson gave Rooney the commander's armband after Steven Gerrard declared his retirement retirement England's bleak World Cup movement. The talismanic forward got 27% of fan votes, enough to acquire him the honor in front of Danny Welbeck and Raheem Sterling who completed second and third separately. The way that this recompense is picked by the fans makes it much more unique, so I might want to thank each one of the individuals who voted.

I might likewise want to thank all the England fans for their backing all through what was a blended year. They have stuck by us since the World Cup, we have figured out how to win each game since and are in the best conceivable position for Europeancapability. Manchester United top player Wayne Rooney has now won the honor three times, in the wake of guaranteeing the gong in back to back years in 2008 and 2.009. He will be given the grant before England's European Qualifier against Lithuania at Wembley on 27 March.