The England team selector launched on Monday - and there was strong support for Wayne Rooney's inclusion from the first 500,000 picking their team to start against Russia at Euro 2016.

However, just as Alan Shearer suggested that Rooney is no longer England's first-choice striker, so your selections echoed that view.

In fact, although more than 250,000 had Rooney in their team, just 17% had him in an out-and-out forward role.

The rest had him in midfield - although of course that position includes the more advanced roles at the tip of a diamond or in the middle of a three behind a lone striker.

Pick you England XI here.

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While Wayne Rooney was a certainty to be included in Roy Hodgson's England squad, there was a lot more discussion around the inclusion of 18-year-old striker Marcus Rashford.

He has not made an England appearance and only made his United first-team debut in a Europa League match in February.

Alan Shearer reckons that his seven goals for United justify his inclusion in the initial 26-man squad.

However, if your team selections so far mirror Roy Hodgson's thinking then a place in the first team against Russia at Euro 2016 is some way off.

Rashford was chosen by less than 40,000, leaving him third from bottom in terms of the 26 in the squad.

That will undoubtedly having something to do with the fact that Harry Kane (87%) and Jamie Vardy (71%) were included in the majority of selections.

Pick your England XI here.

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We've got a new exciting selector tool where you can choose who - from the 26-man preliminary squad - you would choose to start for England at Euro 2016.

Check it out.

You then have the option to share your squad on social media.

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Later on in the week we will launch a similar tool for the Manchester United and Crystal Palace line-ups for Saturday's FA Cup final.

Adam in Edinburgh: Lingard is a truly awful United player. Offers nothing. He's definitely in the Cleverley, Anderson and Eagles category of young and 'talented' but useless when it comes to the crunch. 

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

"Wayne Rooney is a suitable opening goalscorer at Old Trafford for the Manchester United captain has more reason than most to want to avoid defeat tonight.

"His testimonial, announced for 3 August and due to be against former club Everton, still has not been signed off.

"It was impossible to complete negotiations until Rooney knew when United would be starting their season.

"If the score remains as it is, they will be in the Europa League group stage, thus avoiding a clash of dates with the third qualifying round, which United need a point to avoid."

Manchester United lead at half-time. It's not been a classic, but they've been the better team.

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford is down injured after running into Tommy Elphick's shoulder. 

He's getting some treatment on the touchline now.

A few tweets pointing out Manchester United only need 18 more goals to reach the Champions League. They'll need to up their rate in the second half.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Old Trafford for BBC Radio 5 live

"The complete skill, awareness and vision of Rashford not to touch that ball is where the quality was. Rooney had the simplest of finishes."

The game suddenly bursts into life a bit and Marc Pugh has Bournemouth's first real chance but his shot is blocked. United break and Marcus Rashford tries a bit of skill to get past a defender, but loses possession. Finally the Old Trafford crowd are making a bit of noise.

Chris Smalling comes out of defence for Manchester United like he's a 2016 Bobby Moore but then turns into William Prunier and passes it straight to Andrew Surman.

Jake Saunders: This game is Man United's season in a nutshell; absolutely nobody cares. 

Yanis Gbl: Why didn't Van Gaal just rotate the squad and play the likes of Memphis, Pereira etc? We have nothing to play for anyway.

Snr Neave: Wow this is terrible! It's like a very early pre-season game! Do the players actually care? Yawnfest 

Pre-season? This is one of the first ever post-season Premier League games.

Bournemouth winger Marc Pugh takes on Wayne Rooney once, and then gets carried away and tries to spin past him again. He pushed his luck too much and the United captain takes the ball off him.

As we say all that, Manchester United have the first shot on target of the game. Wayne Rooney plays in a free-kick which Michael Carrick tries to get a foot onto 12 yards out. However he can't get a touch and it's straight at Adam Federici. A real waste.

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Barcelona are 'live tweeting' the 2006 Champions League final, the one where they beat Arsenal exactly 10 years ago.

If this game continues like this I might be better off doing this live text on that instead.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

"A big grey cloud is hanging over Old Trafford.

"It could be a metaphor for Louis van Gaal's managerial future at Manchester United.

"For months, speculation has been rife Jose Mourinho is going to take his job.

"Mourinho thinks he is coming.

"The time is approaching for executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward to decide whether the Special One will get a job many felt he should have been offered when Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013."

Those Manchester United and Bournemouth fans who have stayed at home to watch the soaps are not missing much. So far the teams have only mustered two shots - one for each side - in the opening half hour.

United striker Anthony Martial (9) blazed one over, while Bournemouth defender Steve Cook had an effort blocked.

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This game has been pretty poor. One shot each, none on target. 

Bournemouth keeper Adam Federici collects a simple cross into the box. The fact that I've told you that tells its own story.

Gareth Soye: (Re 19:57) If Van Gaal is going to be using any Eminem lyrics can it please be "I'm cleanin out my closet".

Josh Hammond: What I want LVG to say: Support your new manager. What LVG will say: Ed Wooward has given me £300m to spend next season 

Pete Shep: Hope he says "I quit"