![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/our-village-is-full-of-premier-league-stars-we-see-man-utd-legends-every-day-but-we-hate-the-way-they-behave/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/newspress-collage-23971437-1694877989262.jpg&description=LUXURY LIFESTYLE Our village is full of Premier League stars – we see Man Utd legends every day… but we hate the way they behave RESIDENTS in a village which is full of Premier League stars say they see Manchester United legends every day - but they hate the way they behave. Homeowners in upmarket Hale, Greater Manchester, have told of how exciting their lives are as they spot stars - despite some who misbehave. 6 Homeowners in upmarket Hale had told how they rub shoulders with footballers Credit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia 6 Locals have recalled spotting Roy Keane walking his dog Credit: Getty 6 Despite the nice 'vibe' some footballers have misbehaved in the area over the years Credit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia 6 Jimmy Santos said it's 'mad' how many players they see in the village Credit: Andy Kelvin / Kelvinmedia Locals recall how "mad" it is seeing Roy Keane on a dog walk, Utd captain Bruno Fernandez sipping a coffee and manager Erik ten Hag cycling. Ballers of rival club Manchester City were also previously seen having a knees-up in The Railway pub to celebrate their Premier League title win. Hale and neighbouring leafy Bowdon are less than a ten minutes drive away from United's Carrington training ground. City players Ederson and Kyle Walker also have homes close-by. Retired John Gower-Jones, 77, used to live opposite Roy Keane and regularly sees Utd players shopping or having a coffee in the village. He said: "Roy would say hello all the time when he lived opposite us. "He'd be taking his dog Trigs for a walk but he's stop and have a chat. "He's a lovely man and one of the more famous round here. "When our daughter comes to stay we come for a coffee in the village and like to play a game of three. "You have to spot a flash car, someone famous and someone who to know to talk to. "We always get them all after a while. "We'd see Kevin Keegan quite a lot - he's a lot smaller than you think. "Ryan Giggs has also spent a lot of time here staying with his new girlfri){kind=link}
RESIDENTS in a village which is full of Premier League stars say they see Manchester United legends every day – but they hate the way they behave.
Homeowners in upmarket Hale, Greater Manchester, have told of how exciting their lives are as they spot stars – despite some who misbehave.
Locals recall how “mad” it is seeing Roy Keane on a dog walk, Utd captain Bruno Fernandez sipping a coffee and manager Erik ten Hag cycling.
Ballers of rival club Manchester City were also previously seen having a knees-up in The Railway pub to celebrate their Premier League title win.
Hale and neighbouring leafy Bowdon are less than a ten minutes drive away from United’s Carrington training ground.