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    Marcus Rashford fined almost £800 for another motoring offence while banned from roads

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    MARCUS Rashford has been fined almost £800 over more driving offences – while he was banned from getting behind the wheel.The Aston Villa ace, on loan from Man United, failed to give Cheshire Police information about who was driving his £100,000 electric BMW I7 motor on October 30 last year.Marcus Rashford has been fined almost £800 over more driving offences – while he was banned from getting behind the wheelCredit: GettyRashford, 27, was banned from driving at the time after being clocked at 104mph on a motorway in December 2023.The grey BMW was clocked in sleepy Winsford, Cheshire, on October 30 last year.Later that day, he started in Man United’s 5-2 win over Leicester in the League Cup.Cops sent the star a letter asking him to identify who was driving as they were “alleged to have been guilty of an offence”.Read More on SportHe pleaded guilty to failing to respond at Warrington magistrates’ court through the single justice procedure on March 13.It means it is still unclear who was driving the car.The £350,000-a-week ace was fined £500, and must cough up £200 in surcharges and £90 in costs, which he must pay by April 10.He was also given six penalty points on his license.Most read in FootballThe incident is the latest in a string of driving woes for Rashford, whose speeding driving ban only ended on January 18, after an undercover car clocked him going more than 30mph above the speed limit on the M60.And we told on Sunday how his Rolls-Royce had to be towed off a motorway following a tyre blow-out on Friday.’That was missing’ – Brutally blunt Thomas Tuchel reveals disappointment in Rashford and Foden’s England performancesThe winger was on England duty when the car broke down on the M60, leaving it stranded for an hour. It is not known who was driving. More

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      Major change to Everton’s £750MILLION stadium after 19,000 people complain about Bramley-Moore site

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      LIVERPOOL City Council have been forced into a major change with Everton’s Bramley-Moore site – after almost 20,000 complaints.The Toffees will move into their new £750million stadium from the 2025-26 season. Liverpool Council have announced changes to parking restrictions around Everton’s new groundCredit: AFPThe Toffees are due to move into the new venue from next seasonCredit: AFPLiverpool Council have now amended plans to restrict parking around the 52,000-seater venue. The authority had planned to restrict parking within a 30-minute walking radius of the ground.Restrictions would be in force all year round and not just on matchdays. Known as the Experimental Traffic Road Order, the plans received a backlash from local businesses. READ MORE ON FOOTBALLIt saw 4,000 residents and 3,000 businesses asked to apply for parking permits that will be imposed at all times.Local restaurant owner Joseph Burns told the BBC: “It really will ruin our business if they don’t change this and if they don’t change it quickly.”A petition set up against the scheme amassed almost 19,000 signatures, per the report. The council has now backtracked and will rethink certain aspects of the scheme.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSThis will include extending the time visitors can park from one hour to two.Council leader Liam Robinson said: “We understand the concerns being raised by businesses, residents and fans.David Moyes says ‘boiling hot Goodison Park deserved drama’ in final Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton “We’ve wasted no time in assessing the necessary amendments that can be introduced as quickly as possible.”Everton ran a test event on February 17, giving fans a first look into their new home. About 10,000 fans were successful in a ballot for an Under-18s friendly against Wigan.The fortunate Everton faithful took a seat at the 52,888-capacity ground, which will be the seventh biggest stadium in the Premier League.Following the test, the council will also make changes to match-day parking restrictions, including adding new signage. The ETRO will remain under review for the next 18 months. More

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      Tragedy as champion boxer, 17, dies after being ‘stabbed several times outside nightclub’

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      A YOUNG boxer has been stabbed to death outside a nightclub in France. Kylian Binard, just 17, was fatally attacked in the early hours of Sunday morning in Subles, near Bayeu, Normandy. Amateur boxer Kylian Binard has been stabbed to death outside a nightclub in FranceTributes were paid to the 17-year-oldCredit:
      It took place in the parking lot of the Octavia nightclub.The suspect – identified as a 24-year-old – was apprehended by nightclub security at around 6:40am and held until police arrived.He is accused of stabbing amateur boxer Binard “several times” – in the throat and the back – after a fight broke out as the two left the club.According to the owner, both men were first-time visitors to the club and were members of the last two groups to leave, Remix News report. READ MORE IN BOXINGBut he insisted there had been no altercations between the pair earlier in the night to alert security staff.Binard – a champion in Normandy – had reportedly been enjoying a night out when the altercation unfolded. And despite immediate attempts to save his life, Binard sadly died at the scene.Caen’s public prosecutor Joel Garrigue confirmed an investigation is now underway with surveillance footage from the nightclub being looked at. Most read in BoxingThe suspect remains in police custody as authorities continue their inquiries.Binard competed for Saint-Lois Boxing Club and his trainer Jean Metay paid tribute to the tragic teen as he posted a picture of the pair online. Boxer Mylik Birdsong, 31, shot dead in Los Angeles just weeks before he was set to appear on UFC card More

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      Roy Keane fumes at ‘people with a few quid who park wherever they want’ as he demands ‘SLASH their tyres’

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      ROY KEANE has blasted “arrogant” drivers who park “wherever they want”.Keane, 52, was speaking on Stick to Football: The Overlap Special, brought to you by Sky Bet, alongside Ian Wright, Jill Scott and Gary Neville.Roy Keane declared people with flash cars who park badly should have their tyres slashedCredit: YOUTUBE / The OverlapWhile on the show, the group were having a Room 101-style discussion.Neville strangely revealed his dislike for barbeques, Avanti Trains, shoehorns and WhatsApp message groups, before Keane added his own ones into the mix.Keane revealed one of his biggest annoyances was people with flashy cars who park without regard for others. The Manchester United icon then made an extreme call that they should have their tyres “slashed” as a consequence of their actions.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHe said: “People that have a few quid and just park wherever they want – double yellow lines or disabled bays – and just take the ticket off because they can pay that. “It’s rude – we should slash their tyres. It’s so rude, parking where they want – it’s arrogant.”‘I’ve got a nice car, I’ve got a few quid, I’ll park where I want in a disabled space’. They just walk away, they get the ticket [and pay it].”Wright agreed that doing something drastic such as that or keying the car could deter such behaviour in the future.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSHowever, Keane had a slightly different solution, which he suggested he had done already.He added: “Do you know what would be good, if you could break their wipers.Grumpy Roy Keane reveals he HATES shaking hands as Gary Neville ‘reveals his bizarre nickname for himself’mp4″Do I pull the wipers up? Yeah but I don’t break them I just pull it out.”Not off but enough so that when they get into the car they have to get out and fix them.”Neville said he now had a vision of Keane walking around Cheshire village pulling up window screen wipers, to which Keane declared: “That’s exactly what I do.”Especially the one at the back so when they get in the car [they have to go fix it]. Everything you need to know about parking “Or if they park really bad you put their wing mirrors on the other side so when they get in they have to get out and fix the wing mirror.”As well as bad parkers, Keane also opened up on his issue with handshaking, fist bumping and hugging.This prickly response led to Neville joking that Keane’s nickname for himself was “hedgehog”.READ MORE SUN STORIESKeane’s suggestions also included footballers wearing socks above their knees, with holes in the socks or with one side of their shorts rolled up – something he called out England star Declan Rice for.His final addition was footballers coming off the pitch and high-fiving everyone on the bench, with Keane saying he would be too annoyed to do that.Roy Keane’s angriest momentsWhat really ticks off Roy Keane?The Irishman is known for his no-nonsense approach to football.And some particular things really do get on Keane’s wick.It all makes for great entertainment for fans, who love the Man United legend’s take on the beautiful game.But is Keane being a bit too sensitive himself?From smiling players to ABBA, nothing is sacred.And we all know about his dislike for a prawn sarnie…Here are the things that really make Roy Keane angry. More

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      We live next to a Premier League training ground – players are constantly swearing, blast out music & parking is CHAOS

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      RESIDENTS living next to a Premier League club’s training ground have revealed that they are fed up with the loud music and swearing. Wolverhampton Wanderers FC’s multimillion-pound training facility Compton Park sits next to a swanky housing estate where house prices average £430,000.Officially named the Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground, the multimillion-pound site features five pitchesCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceLocals are fed up with the noise levels coming from the training groundCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceNarinder said she struggles to find parking when academy players are dropped off by their parentsCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceResidents complained that “shouting and swearing” from footballersCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceHowever, several homeowners have complained to the council about the noise levels from the training ground.Residents complained that “shouting and swearing” from footballers, along with loud music from the academy had disrupted the peace and tranquillity in their gardens.Loud machinery which mows the pitches most days before 8am also contributes to the “constant” noise and makes them feel like they are “living next to a farm”.Locals added that autograph hunters and parents of youth players block off driveways and cause traffic chaos while parking on the ground. read more on sportThe sprawling sports complex, officially named the Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground, has been in use since it opened in 2005 and features five pitches.Narinder, who lives just 100 meters away on Newbridge Avenue, said she struggles to find parking when academy players are dropped off by their parents.She said: “Overall I don’t mind the presence of the club here but we have had issues with the parents of academy players parking across driveways.”When they drop off the players they park across the street and I’ve had to complain to the council a few times about it.”Most read in FootballAnother resident, who didn’t want to be named, said she had complained several times to Wolverhampton City Council about the loud music.”I have previously complained to the council three times about the music coming from the academy,” she said.Living Next to a Premier League Training Ground: Nightmare or Not?”It can be going on all day until 9pm at night. “I’ve even walked past and not seen any players in there, it can just be the coaching staff listening to it.”The anonymous resident also complained about the machine they used to cut the grass. “It’s like living next to a farm,” she added.”If you’re close enough you can hear all the shouting and swearing from the players as they are running about. “It’s not ideal as there’s a school nearby too.”The resident claimed it can be a struggle to get out of her driveway as “autograph hunters” block her in.She added: “There are signs up asking fans not to come along for safety reasons – but they still do.”Other Premier League training facilities are in rural or industrial areas whereas she feels forced to live next to one.She said: “Part of it is like a large dome and there’s also this awful noise which I think must be air-conditioning or an extractor fan from the kitchens and dining area.”When I take my dog for a walk, if the wind is blowing in the right direction you can hear it from up to four or five football pitches away.”I have written to the academy’s director to raise my issues but I never get a reply. “I think they think if they can ignore it, then they can just carry on.”However, not all the residents are against living next to the training pitch.Wolves fan Thomas Lloyd, 37, said he loved living nearby.He added: “It’s nice to get a glimpse of the players who I go and support every week.”The club is a big part of my life so I really don’t mind it being on my doorstep.”City of Wolverhampton Council confirmed they had previously received a complaint about noise as well as parking issues around the Wolves training ground.A council spokesperson said: “Our records show we have received one complaint, dating back to December 2023, regarding music emanating from the site and this was resolved at the time.”We have not received any further noise complaints this year regarding the site, however, we will take any concerns that are raised seriously and deal with them appropriately.”We are aware of some historical parking issues in the area and have offered residents the opportunity to apply for H markings, which protect access to driveways.”The Sun has approached Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. for comment.READ MORE SUN STORIESIt comes after a homeowner living next to a world-famous football stadium explained why match days are a nightmare.And these residents revealed why living next to a Premier League training ground is the worst.One resident likened it to ‘living next to a farm’Credit: SWNS:South West News ServiceThe council said they would deal with any concerns appropriatelyCredit: SWNS:South West News ServiceAutograph hunters block residents’ driveways, according to localsCredit: SWNS:South West News Service More

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      Our next-door neighbour has covered his ENTIRE house in England flags for the Euros – it makes parking a nightmare

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      NEIGHBOURS of an England superfan who has covered his ENTIRE house in flags say they love his passion – although it can make parking tricky.Paul Bibby’s incredible display of St George’s flags at his home in Chelmsford, Essex, is so popular that drivers stop on the street to take pictures.Pual Bibby says he doesn’t care if people think his home is an ‘eyesore’Credit: John McLellanThe only downside to the incredible display is drivers stopping to take photos and blocking the streetCredit: John McLellanNeighbour Andy McCallum said no one in their ‘right mind’ would have a problem with the flagsCredit: JOHN McLELLANNeighbour Madelyn Cox said she can’t see why anyone would complainCredit: JOHN McLELLANAnd he has now added even more Three Lions decorations, with fresh bunting adorning his bright red front garden picket fence.The 58-year-old dad – who puts up similar displays every international tournament – has been subjected to cruel comments on social media calling his efforts an “eyesore”.But The Sun has spoken to his neighbours on Kings Road who have all given him the thumbs up.“Generally, I’ve had a great response,” Paul said. “In this world you do get one or two people with probably nothing else better to do.Read more on Euro 2024“It’s my house, my flags, I do what I want – I support the team. Come on England!”Referring to the haters, he added: “I had one comment saying it’s an eyesore… to all those people, just get a life and do something else. If you don’t like it, don’t view it.“Online you always get people who’ve got nothing better to do.“Most people love it. It brightens the place up.”Most read in Euro 2024During our visit to the street, multiple cars beeped their horn and drivers pumped their fists at Paul’s flags.A video the dad posted on TikTok of the display has garnered more than 690,000 views.I covered my house in England flags & painted giant red cross on my driveway… the neighbours hate it but I have plans for moreFor the last four Christmases he has also put up festive lights and raised an estimated £5,000 for Essex Air Ambulance.As such, he is a popular member of his community.Next door neighbour mum Sarah Perry, 38, said: “It’s alright, innit? It’s a bit of fun.“It can be a bit of a nightmare parking outside when people are trying to stop and take pictures, but apart from that it’s all good.Football crazy Paul says: ‘Come on England’Credit: John McLellanNeighbour Terry Wilson said: ‘He did just as much, if not more, at Christmas’Credit: JOHN McLELLAN“You get people honking as they go past in their cars. I’ve heard no complaints.“Everyone knows when something big’s coming up that he’s going to be decorating the house.“My other half has offered to help him put them up before but he gets on with it himself, bless him.“He’s always adding to it. I did say ‘you can decorate my house if you wanted to’,” she joked.Fellow neighbour Terry Wilson, 50, said: “He did just as much, if not more, at Christmas with the lights. There’s no problem at all.It’s my house, my flags, I do what I want – I support the team. Come on England!Paul Bibby“We’ve only lived here since December. Everyone as they go past is always bibbing at the house. I always speak to Paul, everyone does all the way up the road.”Teacher and mum-of-two Vicky Hayward, 33, said: “Certainly no complaints from me. Paul is really well known in the area and raises a lot for charity.“It’s cruel for anyone to criticise him. The display is perfectly fine.”She added that he is also great with children who come by to admire the display, as well as his Christmas lights.Madelyn Cox, 72, originally from Cape Town, South Africa, said: “I can’t believe anyone would complain. I don’t have an issue with them. He does this sort of thing every tournament. I’ve lived here a long time.”She joked: “His Christmas lights could be described as a bit garish.”READ MORE SUN STORIESAndy McCallum said: “No one in their right mind would have a problem. I speak to Paul most days. He’s lovely and he’s always doing things for good causes.”Paul said it took him two days to put up the display, which consists of 20 big flags and 400 pieces of bunting.My prized England flag shown on TV was STOLEN by Serbian ‘hooligans’ at Euro 2024 gameBy Henry Martin
      AN ENGLAND fan has revealed his disappointment after Serbian football fans stole a flag which he had for 20 years.
      Matt Barnes, 42, and his 13-year-old son Harry travelled from their Eastbourne home to Germany to watch England play in the Euros 2024, bringing with them the 14ft St George’s Cross banner.
      The £500 flag, which he has had since the Euro 2004 competition, has been with Matt all over the world, and in just about every football stadium in Britain.
      As England battled Serbia on June 16, Matt’s banner, featuring a Millwall lion, a Three Lions logo, and the words “Millwall: No one likes us”, was pride of place pitchside.
      But when Matt, who works for Mercedez Benz and was born in Lewisham, walked down the steps to collect the banner at the final whistle, he was horrified to find it had gone missing.
      To make matters worse, he saw the very same flag in a boastful social media post, being held upside-down in triumph by people believed to be Serbia fans who pocketed it.
      Matt told The Sun: “For some people it’s a flag, but for me it’s a sentimental thing for doing 20 years of football with my dad.”
      He said that his elderly dad Brian is no longer able to travel with him, so the sentimental value of the flag had considerable, because it reminded him of the times they spent together as father and son.
      Matt had been purposefuly attending as many games as he could over four years to build up enough points to go to the Euros – the first tournament he and his own son went to together.
      He said: “It was supposed to be a really good experience and just to have that bit done at the end…”
      Matt claimed he had “next to no help from German police”.

      Paul puts up a display for every international tournamentCredit: JOHN McLELLANPaul has large flags on the home and smaller bunting flagsCredit: EssexLive/BPM More

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      Tyson Fury building ‘Grand Designs’ luxury six-bedroom mansion with pool, hot tub, sauna and even a CINEMA

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      TYSON Fury is transforming a rundown car park into a luxury “Grand Designs” mansion with a swimming pool, hot tub and cinema.The heavyweight world champion, 35, has applied for planning permission to replace the site with a lavish modern home.Tyson Fury celebrating victory following his knockout of Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium in April 2022Credit: GettyFury plans to turn the site into a luxury homeCredit: Cheshire East CouncilPlans for the lavish property include a swimming pool and hot tubCredit: Cheshire East CouncilThe site has become a dumping ground for used carsCredit: Cheshire East CouncilCurrently, the property’s estate in Cheshire’s “Golden Triangle” – popular with celebs and footballers – is overgrown.It includes a grim-coloured pond and has become a dumping ground for used cars. Next door, land owned by the Fury family had been used as an airport car park.Now the boxer wants to demolish the main eight-bedroom dwelling to replace it with a six-bed house complete with a swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and cinema.Read more sportFury is asking to add a two-metre high security fence around the perimeter.But Cheshire East Council’s heritage and design team consider the proposal to be a potential blight on the landscape.The council is also unhappy that the Gypsy King wants to chop down so many trees.It voiced concerns in an email, saying: “The loss of trees and tree groups along the western boundary is of concern, particularly as more trees and tree groups appear to be marked for removal on the landscaping drawing than are stated in the arboricultural impact assessment.”Most read in BoxingThe email adds: “The proposed boundary treatments include two-metre high walling and fences to all boundaries. “If there is a particular need for security, the height and dominance of these features in the locality might be understandable but, to retain rural landscape character, these tall blank barriers should be softened.”Tyson Fury shows off his air guitar skills to AC/DC and sings Mr Brightside as son Prince holds up WBC belt at open media workout ahead of Usyk boutSolutions include changing the proposed site’s layout to save trees, or planting new ones, while the security fence could be hidden by an external hedge row.Previously, Fury’s plans had hit the skids after bats were found roosting in a loft and then he was told birds flocking to his pond or fruit trees maybe a hazard to nearby jets.Local councillor Chris Hilliard has approved of the plans and hope it improves the property and area, which has been blighted by the car parking issue.He says: “Styal has been affected by several issues over the years. One of those issues is exceptionally apparent on this property and Moss Lane as a whole.”What were family properties or small industrious businesses have become car parking for the airport. “Many of this type of establishment have a very dubious reputation, with damage to vehicles, proprietors taking vehicles into local towns and leaving them for weeks, and a disregard for the local community.”It is obvious that this site is badly in need of redevelopment, and the property as drawn would be a large improvement over the current property on this plot.Tyson Fury’s life outside of boxingA WORLD heavyweight champion inside the ring, Tyson Fury also has a colourful life away from his mega fights.
      The hit Netflix show At Home With The Furys gave an insight into his day-to-day activities away from boxing.
      The Gypsy King is believed to have punched his way to a career haul of nearly £200million.
      Fury and his seven kids currently reside in a plush house worth a whopping £1.7m.
      He swapped his £550,000 home that overlooked Morecambe Bay for the mansion located in the same area.
      Wife Paris, 34, often gives us a glimpse into her fab property by sharing snaps on Instagram.
      The home featured heavily in the Netflix show At Home with the Furys, which offered fans a glimpse inside the chaotic and full-on life of Britain’s top heavyweight boxer.
      Season one offered a glimpse into his fight preparations ahead of a showdown with Derek Chisora in December 2022.
      And Fury also has an absolute monster collection of motors he has been seen behind the wheel of.
      Most recently, he added a stunning customised Porsche GT3 RS worth over £200,000 to his car collection.
      He is also said to own several Rolex watches, flashing a £60,000 diamond-laden 18ct timepiece from the brand as he prepared for his fight with Whyte.

      “The plans would allow for the improvement of the landscape, a potential increase in biodiversity, and the removal of invasive species.”In December, Fury and his two brothers John Jr and Shane landed in hot water with the courts for renting out a car park on their land.Dad John was at Chester Magistrates’ Court to defend his sons.He said he had signed a lease agreement with a valet company and they had done nothing wrong by failing to cough up £82,166 to the council for a car park, which adjoins his house in Styal.The court also heard he handed ownership of the land to his sons – who are worth over £134 million – following a “fight with the wife 20 years ago”.John Sr said: “I didn’t even have to be here but I’ve come here today to tell you the boys have nothing to do with anything of it, especially Tyson.“It’s ridiculous when you’re paying millions of pounds in taxes. He hasn’t lived at that address for 18 years.“All I’ve done is rent a piece of land out. I have no understanding of any kind of business or what they do. READ MORE SUN STORIES”It was just an empty yard, that’s all I’ve ever done.”But District Judge Mr John McGarva ordered the three brothers to pay the business rates bill plus court costs of £17,206 – totalling nearly £100k.Fury and his family pose for a photo promoting their hit Netflix showCredit: Courtesy of NetflixThe site currently includes a grim-coloured pondCredit: Cheshire East CouncilFury’s current mansion in Morecambe, which featured in hit Netflix show At Home With the FurysCredit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvin MediaOvergrown land currently occupies the site in CheshireCredit: Cheshire East CouncilThe council has concerns about the potential loss of treesCredit: Cheshire East Council More

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      Championship club slapped with parking ticket before clash as fans joke ‘well there goes their summer transfer budget’

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      SUNDERLAND’S team coach was slapped with a PARKING TICKET hours before their clash against Leeds.The Black Cats, who drew 0-0 against Leeds were gearing up for Tuesday evening’s showdown at Elland Road, found themselves in a spot of bother outside a hotel in Yorkshire.A Leeds fan account revealed Sunderland team coach received a parking ticket this afternoonCredit: X@lufcfanzoneThe Blacks Cats faced a financial blunder just hours before the Championship clashCredit: X@lufcfanzoneMike Dodds’ side booked a night in the Clayton Hotel in Leeds for their Championship game against Daniel Farke’s squad.But the Sunderland coach that the senior team were travelling on to Yorkshire was unfortunately parked on a double yellow line outside.And it was not long until a vigilant ticket warden slapped a bright yellow penalty notice on the windshield. Fans couldn’t help but quip about the incident, with one saying: “There goes the summer transfer budget!”READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAlongside not having a manager as Dodds is currently caretaker after Beale was sacked in February – the Blacks Cats have been in financial worry.Sunderland were not very active in the January transfer with only two low-wage transfers – Leo Hjelde and Romaine Mundle – due to Financial Fair Play regulations.The club have chosen an approach to rely on their academy rather than take a risk in recruiting new talent so they do not commit to high fees and wages for players unlikely to provide a return on investment.Meanwhile Leeds, under the guidance of Daniel Farke, are looking to bounce back from a recent setback—a 2-1 defeat at Coventry City that nudged them out of the Championship’s automatic promotion spots.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERNow in third place, Leeds trail second-placed Ipswich Town by a single point and leaders Leicester City by two, with the latter having a game in hand.While Ipswich sits out tonight, preparing for their encounter with Watford, Leeds has the chance to reclaim a top-two position.Sunderland have managed only one win in their last ten outings.The relegation of Southampton, Leicester City, and Leeds United last season has left them eager for a swift return to the top tier.Meanwhile the Black Cats harbour their own aspirations for promotion. More

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      Gary Neville reveals Man Utd team-mate brought in stack of 160 parking tickets and handed them to club secretary

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      GARY NEVILLE has opened up about his former teammate who was a serial parking ticket offender.The Manchester United icon revealed that Fabian Barthez used to have over 150 parking tickets during his days with the Red Devils.Gary Neville has revealed that Fabian Barthez used to pick up parking tickets in the massesCredit: YouTube/The OverlapFabian Barthez played for Manchester United with Neville for four yearsCredit: News Group Newspapers LtdNeville, 49, and Barthez, 52, played together at Old Trafford between 2000 and 2004 lifting two Premier League titles together.And despite the pair sharing memories of silverware and dominance of English football, it would seem Neville best remembers the former shot-stopper for his habit of parking illegally.Discussing it on The Overlap with co-hosts Jamie Carragher, Roy Keane, Jill Scott and Ian Wright he explained how Barthez used to rack up plenty of tickets and pass them on to the club secretary at Man Utd.He said: “I think Fabian Barthez had something like 160 parking tickets! READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”I always remember going to the general office and there was stacks of parking tickets. “He just used to bring them in and give them to the general office.”The expensive habit is something a lot of footballers are used to with many snapped being slapped with a fine for their parking.Marcus Rashford is often seeing yellow envelopes stuck to the windows of his flash car collection with the 26-year-old falling victim to the wandering wardens.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAnd his Man Utd and England teammate Luke Shaw racked up four tickets on one car after leaving his Lamborghini in situ for far too long.While it’s not just the players who can’t avoid the double yellow lines with Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola also regularly picking up parking tickets.Marcus Rashford ‘seconds from parking ticket’ after parking on double yellows More