Rooney Enjoys Father-Son Time, Crouch Parties With Kasabian
Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney is used to Champions League football, but with Louis van Gaal’s side outside of Europe this season, the England star enjoyed some time off with his sons.
Rooney posted a picture on his Instagram page with one of his sons at the cinema yesterday.
"Good to have my little mates back from holiday. Trip to the cinema to see Peppa Pig!" he captioned, referring to the newly-released children’s animated film.
Both his sons, Kai and Klay, were recently on a holiday with their mum, Coleen, to Barbados.
The 29-year-old was relaxing away from Manchester United’s Premier League campaign before they face Sunderland on Saturday.
Van Gaal’s side are currently fourth in the Premier League, despite inconsistent form, after a damaging 2-1 defeat at Swansea last weekend.
Rooney has been deployed in central midfield regularly by van Gaal in recent months but has returned to the United attack.
The England captain will hope to add to his nine goal tally this season.
Stoke City and England striker Peter Crouch is known for his sense of humour off the pitch.
And it was no different earlier this week when he enjoyed a night out for the NME Awards with the award-winning band Kasabian.
The forward, 34, whose robot dance became an instant hit at the 2006 World Cup, looked relaxed as he partied alongside the ‘NME’s Best British Band.’
Crouch is a well-known Kasabian fan and was caught on video in December crowd-surfing at their gig in Brixton.
His wife, British model Abbey Clancy, 29, also enjoyed the night out at the band’s after party.
Clancy is expecting her second child with Crouch, after giving birth to their first daughter Sophia three years ago.
