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    Wayne Rooney’s £150k Land Rover daubed with obscenities after parking it at a busy Christmas market

    WAYNE Rooney’s £150,000 Land Rover was daubed with giant penises and the word “w****r” after he parked it in a busy Christmas market.The former Manchester United ace, 36, abandoned his Overfinch Defender in a town centre — ignoring signs telling drivers not to leave vehicles on the road.
    Furious locals retaliated by daubing the Land Rover in obscenities
    Rooney left his luxury motor in a space meant for church bell ringersCredit: Rex
    The street had been reserved for stalls for an annual Christmas market.
    But Rooney left his luxury motor in a space meant for church bell ringers.
    Sources claimed he then refused to move it when asked by organisers and instead spent the evening drinking with two friends in pubs just 50 yards away.
    Furious locals retaliated by daubing the Land Rover in obscenities and drawing giant penises in the dirt on the bonnet and sides, as well as inscribing “w*****r” on the rear windscreen.
    The words “lose weight” were scrawled next to one of the rude images.
    His 4×4 was also surrounded with orange traffic cones and a local stuck a “no parking” sign under one of his wipers.
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    A source said: “What a Christmas Grinch. The street was full of thousands of people — most of them families with young kids.
    “Those setting up had to put up the stalls around the car and move the bell ringers to a different spot.
    “Rooney must have known he was in the way, but he just cracked on with his night in the pub.”
    The market, in Prestbury, Cheshire, is less than a mile from Rooney’s £6million home.
    The star, known as Wazza, who is now manager of Derby County FC, looked sheepish as he picked up his motor at 2.30pm yesterday, 24 hours after he abandoned it.
    When approached by The Sun, he declined to comment.
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    Rooney abandoned his Overfinch Defender in a town centre — ignoring signs telling drivers not to leave vehicles on the roadCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvin Media
    Locals drew giant penises in the dirt on the bonnet and sides, as well as inscribing “w*****r” on the rear windscreen
    The market, in Prestbury, Cheshire, is less than a mile from Rooney’s £6million home
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    Wayne Rooney’s £150k Land Rover daubed with obscenities after parking it at busy Christmas market

    WAYNE Rooney’s £150,000 Land Rover was daubed with giant penises and the word “w****r” after he parked it in a busy Christmas market.The former Manchester United ace, 36, abandoned his Overfinch Defender in a town centre — ignoring signs telling drivers not to leave vehicles on the road.
    Furious locals retaliated by daubing the Land Rover in obscenities
    Rooney left his luxury motor in a space meant for church bell ringersCredit: Rex
    The street had been reserved for stalls for an annual Christmas market.
    But Rooney left his luxury motor in a space meant for church bell ringers.
    Sources claimed he then refused to move it when asked by organisers and instead spent the evening drinking with two friends in pubs just 50 yards away.
    Furious locals retaliated by daubing the Land Rover in obscenities and drawing giant penises in the dirt on the bonnet and sides, as well as inscribing “w*****r” on the rear windscreen.
    The words “lose weight” were scrawled next to one of the rude images.
    His 4×4 was also surrounded with orange traffic cones and a local stuck a “no parking” sign under one of his wipers.
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    A source said: “What a Christmas Grinch. The street was full of thousands of people — most of them families with young kids.
    “Those setting up had to put up the stalls around the car and move the bell ringers to a different spot.
    “Rooney must have known he was in the way, but he just cracked on with his night in the pub.”
    The market, in Prestbury, Cheshire, is less than a mile from Rooney’s £6million home.
    The star, known as Wazza, who is now manager of Derby County FC, looked sheepish as he picked up his motor at 2.30pm yesterday, 24 hours after he abandoned it.
    When approached by The Sun, he declined to comment.
    Rooney abandoned his Overfinch Defender in a town centre — ignoring signs telling drivers not to leave vehicles on the roadCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvin Media
    Locals drew giant penises in the dirt on the bonnet and sides, as well as inscribing “w*****r” on the rear windscreen
    The market, in Prestbury, Cheshire, is less than a mile from Rooney’s £6million home
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    Premier League ace Wilfried Zaha caught up in alleged rental scam

    FOOTIE ace Wilfried Zaha is caught up in an alleged rental scam.The Crystal Palace star was involved in a business which appears to have illegally sub-let flats — leaving tenants to face eviction.
    Sources close to Zaha, 29, say he was unawareCredit: Getty
    Sources close to Zaha, 29, say he was unaware.
    His fellow ZO Properties director Obinna Ogbonna, who allegedly got him involved, has vanished.
    The suspected scam involves at least seven flats leased by ZO in a block in Maida Vale, West London.
    The business sub-let the properties without consent, collected rent but allegedly did not pass it on to the owners.
    Sophie Howkins, 29, and flatmate Christie Stevens, 28, have been told to leave despite paying £20,000 to ZO since January.
    Accounts manager Sophie said: “ZO have all of our money and I have been told by the people who actually own the flat that the money hasn’t been passed on to them. I can’t sleep. We have no idea who to turn to.”

    Zaha, who played in the 1-0 defeat at Man United yesterday, resigned as a ZO director about 16 weeks ago.
    His spokesman said the star was urgently investigating. A notice to dissolve ZO was issued in October.
    Colombia Group, which manages the rentals for owner Luiz Properties, said: “We’d expect a group letting like this to be for a company to put up staff but that hasn’t been the case.
    “They have been sub-let and we need to work on this.“
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    Aston Villa defender Kortney Hause’s £200k Lamborghini crashes into nursery school’s fence minutes before home time

    A PREMIER League defender’s supercar smashed through a school’s metal fence only minutes before home time.Parents said it was “pure luck” that Aston Villa star Kortney Hause’s high-powered Lamborghini did not kill anyone.
    Hause was heading to Villa Park for his team’s clash with Manchester City when the £200,000 4-litre Urus V8 careered off the road
    Parents said it was ‘pure luck’ that Aston Villa defender Kortney Hause’s high-powered Lamborghini did not kill anyoneCredit: Sunday Times Newspapers Ltd
    The player, 26, was heading to Villa Park for his team’s clash with Manchester City when the £200,000 4-litre Urus V8 careered off the road.
    Witnesses told how Hause appeared dazed and in shock after the airbags of his flash motor were deployed in the impact.
    Stunned dad Sabbir Ahmed, 43, said: “My daughter and hordes of children stand on the corner in front of the gates before and after school.
    “It was a staggering slice of luck that no one was killed.
    “The black Lamborghini lost control in wet conditions. Everyone is shaking at what could have happened. When I saw the wreckage I thought there must be bodies.
    At another time of day, anyone could have been killed.”

    The Lambo ploughed through the fence in Aston, Birmingham, just 25 minutes before pupils began flooding out of the three schools at the site.
    Police were called and spoke to Hause. A spokesman last night said it was a “damage-only collision” and were unable to provide any details. Aston Villa was asked for comment.
    In May, Hause revealed he had begged officers to let him off for speeding as he was on his way to meet Prince William at the opening of his club’s new training ground.
    The Lambo ploughed through the fence in Aston, Birmingham, just 25 minutes before pupils began flooding out of the three schools at the site

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    Lewis Hamilton’s ex shares pictures of Chelsea ace Ben Chilwell’s plush pad sparking dating rumours

    MODEL Camila Kendra appears to be in the lap of luxury after moving on from F1 ace Lewis Hamilton — and putting Chelsea star Ben Chilwell in pole position.Camila, 27, shared snaps from plush surroundings, and eagle-eyed fans recognised them as the England full-back’s home.
    Model Camila Kendra appears to be in the lap of luxury after moving on from F1 ace Lewis Hamilton — and putting Chelsea star Ben Chilwell in pole positionCredit: INSTAGRAM/CAMILA KENDRA
    Camila, 27, shared snaps from plush surroundings, and eagle-eyed fans recognised them as the England full-back Ben Chilwell’s homeCredit: INSTAGRAM/CAMILA KENDRA
    Chilwell, 24, has also been quick to like her pics. One pal said: “Ben thinks they get on swimmingly.”
    Camilo was also seen at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge ground after their 4-0 demolition of Juventus in the Champions League last month.
    The Sun told earlier this year how Camila posted a photo from the home of race ace Hamilton, 36, and was seen in some of his clothes.
    Camila – born in the Dominican Republic – recently split up with Tyler Cameron, from US reality show The Bachelor, after eight months.
    The Sun has approached Chilwell for a comment.
    Chilwell, 24, has also been quick to like the model’s picCredit: PA
    The Sun told earlier this year how Camila posted a photo from the home of race ace Hamilton, 36, and was seen in some of his clothesCredit: Getty

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    Aston Villa ace Kortney Hause’s £200k Lamborghini crashes through nursery school’s fence minutes before home time

    A PREMIER League star’s supercar smashed through a school’s metal fence only minutes before home time.Parents said it was “pure luck” that Aston Villa defender Kortney Hause’s high-powered Lamborghini did not kill anyone.
    Hause was heading to Villa Park for his team’s clash with Manchester City when the £200,000 4-litre Urus V8 careered off the road
    Parents said it was ‘pure luck’ that Aston Villa defender Kortney Hause’s high-powered Lamborghini did not kill anyoneCredit: Sunday Times Newspapers Ltd
    The player, 26, was heading to Villa Park for his team’s clash with Manchester City when the £200,000 4-litre Urus V8 careered off the road.
    Witnesses told how Hause appeared dazed and in shock after the airbags of his flash motor were deployed in the impact.
    Stunned dad Sabbir Ahmed, 43, said: “My daughter and hordes of children stand on the corner in front of the gates before and after school.
    “It was a staggering slice of luck that no one was killed.
    “The black Lamborghini lost control in wet conditions. Everyone is shaking at what could have happened. When I saw the wreckage I thought there must be bodies.
    At another time of day, anyone could have been killed.”

    The Lambo ploughed through the fence in Aston, Birmingham, just 25 minutes before pupils began flooding out of the three schools at the site.
    Police were called and spoke to Hause. A spokesman last night said it was a “damage-only collision” and were unable to provide any details. Aston Villa was asked for comment.
    In May, Hause revealed he had begged officers to let him off for speeding as he was on his way to meet Prince William at the opening of his club’s new training ground.
    The Lambo ploughed through the fence in Aston, Birmingham, just 25 minutes before pupils began flooding out of the three schools at the site

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    Premier League star Kortney Hause’s £200k Lamborghini smashes through nursery school’s fence

    A PREMIER League star’s supercar smashed through a school’s metal fence just minutes before home time.Parents said it was “pure luck” that Aston Villa defender Kortney Hause’s high-powered Lamborghini did not kill anyone.
    Hause was heading to Villa Park for his team’s clash with Manchester City when the £200,000 4-litre Urus V8 careered off the road
    Parents said it was ‘pure luck’ that Aston Villa defender Kortney Hause’s high-powered Lamborghini did not kill anyoneCredit: Sunday Times Newspapers Ltd
    The player, 26, was heading to Villa Park for his team’s clash with Manchester City when the £200,000 4-litre Urus V8 careered off the road.
    Witnesses told how Hause appeared dazed and in shock after the airbags of his flash motor were deployed in the impact.
    Stunned dad Sabbir Ahmed, 43, said: “My daughter and hordes of children stand on the corner in front of the gates before and after school.
    “It was a staggering slice of luck that no one was killed.
    “The black Lamborghini lost control in wet conditions. Everyone is shaking at what could have happened. When I saw the wreckage I thought there must be bodies.
    At another time of day, anyone could have been killed.”

    The Lambo ploughed through the fence in Aston, Birmingham, just 25 minutes before pupils began flooding out of the three schools at the site.
    Police were called and spoke to Hause. A spokesman last night said it was a “damage-only collision” and were unable to provide any details. Aston Villa was asked for comment.
    In May, Hause revealed he had begged officers to let him off for speeding as he was on his way to meet Prince William at the opening of his club’s new training ground.
    The Lambo ploughed through the fence in Aston, Birmingham, just 25 minutes before pupils began flooding out of the three schools at the site
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    Marcus Rashford to write first fiction book inspired by his own childhood in fight against child poverty

    MANCHESTER United ace Marcus Rashford is to publish his first fiction book in his latest fight against child poverty.The striker, 24, will co-write a story about a group of kids who meet at a school breakfast club — inspired by his own childhood experiences.
    Marcus Rashford will co-write his first fiction book inspired by his own childhood
    The Breakfast Club Adventures is due to be published by Macmillan next year.Rashford said: “Breakfast Club was where some of my greatest memories were formed, where we talked about our dreams and where adventures were planned.
    “It was important for me that we captured that in my first fiction.”
    In May, he released a “guide to life” called You Are a Champion: Unlock your Potential.
    It has sold 180,050 print copies and topped the children’s bestseller list.

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