MANCHESTER United stars have been blasted for driving recklessly near their training base.
Residents spoke of their anger after we revealed Marcus Rashford’s £700,000 Rolls-Royce was wrecked in a collision with a car driven by a gran, 74.
ZenpixResidents living near Manchester United’s training ground have blasted their stars for driving recklessly[/caption]
Engineer Peter Laylock said his fiancée Amy, 41, has raised concerns about players speeding near the Carrington complex.
Peter, 36, said: “We see them on this road every day.
“Amy contacted the club because she wasn’t happy with how some of the younger players were driving. One nearly hit her.
“She made a call and was told it would be passed on.”
Mr Laycock said he was recently in his car at lights nextto Rashford and had to move out of the way when the ace raced off to avoid autograph hunters.
United were contacted for comment about players’ driving.
Yesterday the gran involved in Saturday night’s crash refused to comment from her home in Cheshire.
A relative confirmed she was “okay”.
Rashford had just left Carrington after being bussed back following the 1-0 win at Burnley.
His car also hit a camera post leaving him shaken but unhurt.
Greater Manchester Police yesterday said it was a “non-serious road traffic accident” and will not be investigating further.
Eamonn and James ClarkeRashford was driving this £700,000 Rolls Royce home when he was involved in a crash[/caption]
EPAThe star in action against Burnley at the weekend[/caption]