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I'm sure England fans, players and staff alike all hope the same, Wayne.
An historic night - well done to Wayne Rooney.
See you all soon!
Rooney scores 50th goal for England
Surpasses Sir Bobby Charlton's record of 49 goals
Goal is penalty smashed into roof of net
Kane with crisp left-foot strike
Delph pulls hamstring inside 20 seconds
Tom Rostance
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I'm sure England fans, players and staff alike all hope the same, Wayne.
An historic night - well done to Wayne Rooney.
See you all soon!
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BBC Radio 5 Live
England record goalscorer Wayne Rooney, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "It's a very special night.for me and my family, a night I will never forget.
"I was very nervous stepping up to take the penalty. I knew it was such a big moment for me and my career. The players said to me afterwards it was like being at a concert because there were so many flashes from phones.
"It's a huge honour because Sir Bobby Charlton is an England and Manchester United legend. I know Sir Bobby will be extremely proud that a Manchester United captain has broken the record.
"Nights like this you don't forget. When you create a bit of history it's a great feeling. It was really nice of the players and the manager to present me with a shirt afterwards. I feel I have still got lot of football in me for England.
"I hope the goals don't stop there."
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Dave Payn: "Given how different the game is now compared to 60s/70s, is there any point comparing Rooney and Charlton? Be grateful for both."
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Wayne Rooney says he was 'very nervous' as he took his record-breaking penalty.
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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
Quote MessageI don't think anybody will break Wayne Rooney's record. Maybe Harry Kane if he plays regularly. It will be a massive order to get 51 goals."
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Sir Bobby Charlton will present Wayne Rooney with a special golden boot at the next England game v Estonia. Lovely touch.
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Matthew Harris: Wayne Rooney breaks all-time scoring record; England fans frantically devise reasons it doesn't count. We're lucky he bothered.
Gerry: So delighted to see Wayne Rooney break the record. He has been a top player for many years. Well deserved.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
More from England manager Roy Hodgson to BBC Radio 5 live: "I wasn't at all satisified with the first half. But Wayne is the story of the night. I'm still happy too that despite not playing anywhere near our best we were still able to win the game against a good team."
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BBC Radio 5 Live
England manager Roy Hodgson, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live; "We are so delighted for Wayne. We made a small presentation in dressing room to Wayne, a football shirt with 50 on the back. He gave a very good speech in accepting that. I don't think Sir Bobby Charlton will be too disappointed."
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Philip Wiseman : Well done Wayne, but only one against traditional 'top' nation. Needs to perform at a tournament before he's an England 'great'
Gareth Murray : Gerd Muller 68 in 62 games, incluuding winning the World Cup and scoring WC goals is legendary, not pens against Sn Marino
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Roy Hodgson tells BBC Radio 5 live that Wayne Rooney intends to play on for a long time to come and score many more goals.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
Quote MessageYou are always going to get comparisons. It's not Wayne's fault there's not lot of strikers around. He goes out and does a job."
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Know your Charltons from your Linekers? Hursts from Heskeys?
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Bixck Hero: Any top team in world football would love to have Wayne Rooney in their line up. That makes Wayne Rooney world class.
Kenny Kong: Refreshing to hear an England manager being disappointed with performance despite a win, good level of honesty from Hodgson.
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Wayne Rooney has figured alongside 100 different England players since making his debut as a 17-year-old against Australia at Upton Park on 13 February 2003.
He has had 23 of what could be reasonably termed as strike partners, from former Arsenal and Everton player Francis Jeffers in his first game, to Leicester City's Jamie Vardy in San Marino on Saturday.
None of England's team or substitutes from his debut play in the Premier League today, apart from Rooney himself, who will be 30 in October.