Wayne Rooney stuns pub-goers as he shows up to mid-week karaoke session in Plymouth boozer.
Wayne Roney startled pubgoers by singing karaoke in a Plymouth boozer.
The pressure is already rising on the Argyle manager following the club’s disastrous start to the Championship season.
People sing in front of a sign that indicates the cider press.
Wazza decided to unwind with some karaoke at a Plymouth pub, where two men sang into microphones in front of a sign indicating the cider press.
The England veteran entertained the crowd while wearing a puma jacket and a beard.
Wayne Rooney has had little to grin about since taking command of Plymouth Argyle.
Wazza decided to let off stress by going to a neighbourhood watering place and engaging in some singing hijinks.
Regulars at The Cider Press were taken aback when the former Manchester United and England captain showed up to their open mic night on Wednesday.
Rooney, 38, wasn’t afraid to take the stage and sing his heart out, much to the surprise of the audience.
Footage of Roo’s singing went viral on social media, prompting a rush of reactions from shocked onlookers.
One user remarked on X, “Wazza on the beers at The Cider Press.”
Another added, “I love this.”
And another remarked, “My gaffer is singing karaoke.”
One person said, “He seems like a sound bloke, TBF.”
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A man with a black shirt sits in a red chair, indicating that football manager Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth team has failed in the league this season.
Another added, “Never change, Wazza.”
So far, Rooney and his Plymouth teammates have not had a good season.
Wayne Rooney’s impressive performance in Manchester United’s training game against Plymouth has prompted fans to call for him to start.
Their Championship opener against Sheffield Wednesday ended in an ugly 4-0 defeat.
Plymouth avoided defeat in their subsequent league games against Hull and QPR, tying 1-1 on both occasions.
They advanced to the second round of the Carabao Cup with a 3-0 victory over Cheltenham Town earlier this month.
But a 2-0 loss to Watford on Tuesday night eliminated them from the competition.
“There were some positives in there,” Rooney told the BBC after his team was stung by the Hornets. “We moved the ball well and played some good stuff at times.
“But I believe we should have been more aggressive, both in and out of possession.
“I felt we turned down really good opportunities to put the ball in the box and try and cause problems and try and get more shots at goal.”
Plymouth will be back in action on Saturday afternoon, hosting Stoke City at Home Park.
