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We're asking if you rate Wayne Rooney as an England great...
Will Pedley:, external One man doesn't make a team, which is a shame because 11 Rooneys would have changed England's fortunes over the years.
The Big Valbowski:, external You'll miss him when he's gone.
Image source, PAGoals are still in short supply but Sheffield United are leading 1-0 in their South Yorkshire derby with Doncaster, despite being down to 10 men.
Defender Paddy McCarthy was sent off for bringing down Nathan Tyson but Harry Forrester's penalty was saved by Mark Howard and Jamie Murphy struck for the Blades just two minutes later.
Strugglers Gillingham and Leyton Orient have managed three between them at the Priestfield Stadium where the Gills have come from behind to lead 2-1.
Gianvito Plasmati put the O's in front from the penalty spot but a double from Leon Legge has revived the Gills' hopes of a first win in nine league games.
Port Vale lead Rochdale 1-0 thanks to a third goal of the season from veteran midfielder Michael Brown, 37.
Wayne Rooney's brother John has just scored for Chester! An omen?
Wayne Rooney has 43 goals for England. One World Cup goal, five in European Championship finals. Nine in Euro qualifiers, 16 in World Cup qualifiers and 12 in friendlies.
An even spread? Or should he have more in the 'big' games?
Brockerz:, external Wouldn't call Rooney an England legend or even great, just the best we've had for the past 10 or so years, which is kind of sad.
William:, external The critique of Wayne Rooney is absolutely ridiculous. Top-class player for club and country.
BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, @markchapmanBBC Sport's Mark Chapman, external is in position at Wembley. Build-up starts after the rugby, ahead of kick-off at 17:00 GMT.
Image source, Getty ImagesOctober 2013: Became England's highest scorer in competitive games, breaking Michael Owen's record of 26 goals when he opened the scoring in a 4-1 World Cup qualification win over Montenegro.
Image source, PAAfter Wayne Rooney, Danny Welbeck is the leading scorer in the current England squad. He has 11 goals in 30 caps.
Wayne Rooney is currently England's fourth highest goalscorer, on 43 goals. One more will see him level Jimmy Greaves's haul, and then just MOTD presenter Gary Lineker and Sir Bobby Charlton will be in front of him.
BBC Radio 5 live
At Twickenham, England's rugby union side are five minutes away from another narrow defeat in the autumn internationals.
Once all that rugby stuff is out of the way, 5 live will turn its attention to the other England match from 16:30 GMT, when Mark Chapman welcomes guest Chris Waddle to build up to the 17:00 kick-off at Wembley. Alan Green and John Murray are your commentators and they will be joined by former England defender Danny Mills.
There'll be post-match analysis and reaction and you can weigh in with your views on 606 with Jason Mohammed and Terry Butcher from 19:00.
Image source, @FAHere's the golden cap Wayne Rooney will receive from Manchester United and England legend Sir Bobby Charlton before kick-off this afternoon to commemorate his 100th appearance for his country.
I have it on good authority that Adil's gran is an exceptional talent, to be fair.
Adil Ahmed: The fact that Rooney's greatness is up for debate says it all. Never performed when it mattered. Even my gran can score vs Macedonia and the Faroe Islands!
Image source, Getty ImagesJune 2006: Sent off for "stamping" on Portugal's Ricardo Carvalho in the World Cup quarter-final in Germany. England lose match on penalties.
Image source, PAAn overdue debut for Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne?
Image source, Getty ImagesClearly, you don't score 43 international goals and win 100 caps without being an excellent player.
But given the impact made by Wayne Rooney when he was still a teenager, there is the nagging feeling that his England career has been a disappointment.
Former England striker Alan Shearer says: "I think the word 'great' is used maybe too many times nowadays but you can't argue with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who are great.
"I wouldn't put Wayne in that bracket - very good, yes. But if you are using those two as great players I don't think he's at that level."
Heard enough about Wayne Rooney? Surely not. There's plenty of stuff to savour from the past few days to mark the Manchester United forward's landmark moment.
Image source, The FABBC Radio 5 live Breakfast's Chris Warburton visited Rooney's old school to meet pupils who would love to follow in the Liverpudlian's footsteps. One of them, Rory Burns, is Rooney's cousin.
Find out what Rooney regards as his favourite England moment and listen again as former 5 live commentator Mike Ingham recalls the striker's top 10 moments for his country,
And is Rooney an all-time England great? Read chief football writer Phil McNulty's view.
Keep him on his left foot, he's not too shabby in the air. Wayne Rooney's England goals record in full.
BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Wembley
"England manager Roy Hodgson has just been out at Wembley giving the pitch a very close inspection, along with assistant Gary Neville.
"As well as that dark patch around the centre circle, there are still some NFL markings that can be seen near the touchline and around the perimeter - not sure what the Wembley traditionalists will make of that."
Image source, Getty ImagesJune 2004: Arguably the high point. The 18-year-old is sensational at Euro 2004, scoring four times in four games before injuring himself in the quarter-final defeat by Portugal.