Jamie Carragher says Wayne Rooney's actions are not the problem within England camp

Jamie Carragher says England's players should have taken collective responsibility after Wayne Rooney was involved in a drinking controversy while away with the national team.

The Manchester United forward was pictured looking worse for wear at a wedding reception at the England team hotel after their World Cup Qualifier against Scotland.

Rooney initially apologised for his behaviour before describing the media coverage of the incident as "disgraceful" following United's 1-1 draw against Arsenal on Saturday. 

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"The biggest problem is not Wayne Rooney or the players," the former Liverpool defender said.
"For me looking at the situation after a week or so, the biggest problem is the FA.
"Where's all this information coming from? Every day there's another question asked. Was he allowed to stay up? The next day the answer is there. Who was he with? There's information coming out of the FAGareth Southgate was part of a squad at Euro 96 when something went on before they got to the tournament," Carragher added.
"It was a different climate and culture, I get that. But the way they dealt with it was collective responsibility. Wayne Rooney wasn't the only player to go out because the rest of the squad were in a night club. I know where I would want my player, in the hotel bar.
"Where's the collective responsibility? Why is it all on Wayne Rooney?
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