Learn from me! Rooney behaves himself on the streets of Manchester

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Wayne Rooney has shown fellow team-mates how to behave just days after three Manchester United players were fined for their antics on a night out in Manchester city centre.

Taken away: Rooney walks into a chauffeur-driven car after dining at Wing's Restaurant in Manchester
Taken away: Rooney walks into a chauffeur-driven car after dining at Wing's Restaurant in Manchester
Early night: Rooney is followed by agent Paul Stretford at just after 11pm on Tuesday night
Early night: Rooney is followed by agent Paul Stretford at just after 11pm on Tuesday night
The England striker was out for a meal at Wing's Restaurant in Manchester on Tuesday night with his agent Paul Stretford, but turned it only just after 11pm to a chauffeur driven car.
Earlier in the week, Danny Welbeck Tom Cleverley and Ashley Young had been spotted on the streets of Manchester at 3.20am, dancing on the street and chatting up girls outside the Sakura nightclub.
joseobi revealed on that the three Manchester United stars had been fined and kept behind for extra work at training after being photographed on the late night out after returning from the club’s European exit at Bayern Munich last week.
The three England players were in Munich last week as United lost 3-1 against Bayern and only returned to Manchester mid-afternoon the next day.
But that night they were photographed in high spirits in the city centre on an excursion that continued in to the early hours.

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