Wayne Rooney criticises Roy Hodgson for tactical errors at Euro 2016

It's been over a month since England's shameful Euro 2016 campaign that culminated in a 2-1 loss to Iceland. Even by the Three Lions' standards, it was the ultimate low.

One man who's still feeling the pain of the elimination is Wayne Rooney who captained England in France. It's fair to say the 30-year-old's first tournament as skipper was one to forget and a baptism of fire.

The majority of criticism was directed towards Roy Hodgson however and Rooney isn't bucking the trend. It appears the Manchester United man was far from pleased with Hodgson's tactics this summer.

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After a dramatic 2-1 victory over Wales, English spirits were high and hopes of a successful tournament were restored. This, however, was swiftly slashed after a toothless 0-0 draw with Slovakia in the final group game.

Oddly, Hodgson decided to make six changes from the Wales game despite England far from confirmed as making the round of 16, never mind winning the group.