Fingers crossed for you , I would be inclined to remove any flower buds that appear this year

If like most of the country you've just had 5 days of fairly solid rain it might be worth putting off planting in the ground for a week or two in the hope that we get a bit of dry weather.

If it's bare root - not in a plant pot - As a TEMPORARY measure plant in a big pot of compost with a couple of inches of gravel at the bottom. You can then use the compost to fill the hole when you do plant in the ground.
If you bought a potted version it will stand being left in its pot for another few weeks.

Oh right thank goodness I asked you you saved my rose lol OK I will put it in pot first until it drys up the weather I mean...and take the buds off yes is that correct ? Yes it is bare root ...

Shall I remove the flower buds if I leave on will it hurt ...please

You want the best start in life for your rose, making it flower when it has hardly any roots is not what I would do, with it being bare rooted it has no real feeder roots, it , in my opinion will struggle to survive if you don't give it as much tlc as you can......like you running a marathon with no training and no food or drink......

Thank you OK I take buds off they got bigger now seems shame but I will take them off ..the rose has got really good big strong roots when I had it ..xx

It will be better for it Sharon x

I remember being told when dead heading roses to go to the first set of true leaves, thats 5, its supposed to encourage re flowering on established bushes.....the ones immediatly below the flower usually only have 3 leaves.....