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Wayne Rooney described the reaction to his late-night conduct on England duty as "disgraceful," saying the British media is "trying to write my obituary."
Pictures emerged this week showing Rooney — wearing his England training gear — looking bleary-eyed at a wedding reception at the team's hotel on Saturday, the day after a World Cup qualifier against Scotland.
Rooney was criticised by the Football Association's chief executive Martin Glenn for not setting the "right tone" as England captain, and he issued an apology to interim England manager Gareth Southgate, the FA, and young fans.
But in a statement released following Manchester United's 1-1 draw against Arsenal on Saturday, he said: "It feels as if the media are trying to write my obituary and I won't let that happen.
"I love playing for my country and I am proud of my achievements to date. But I have not finished yet."
Rooney added that "what's been going on is disgraceful," saying the treatment shows "a lack of respect" and that "enough is enough."
He is England's all-time leading scorer with 53 goals and has made 119 international appearances, the most for an outfield England player.