Wayne Rooney has got something to bleat about – his neighbours want to turn next door into a sex clinic for sheep.
Farmers hope to raise 1,000 genetically modified animals next to the England and Manchester United legend’s £20million mansion.
Their plans involve building a “dark room laboratory” used for the “handling and storage of sheep semen and embryos for artificial insemination”.
They say the unit will allow them to create a genetically modified flock of Poll Dorset sheep with “desired traits” for farmers.
Wayne and Coleen live together in a sprawling countryside mansion (Image: Instagram)
Along with the lab they want to build two sheds with a combined 20,300 sq ft of storage space.
If their planning application is approved, the Rooney family face 10 hours-a-day of build-ing work five-days-a-week and between 9am and 2pm on Saturdays.
Cheshire East Council has yet to decide on the plans.
Wayne, who formerly played for England, is currently the manager of Derby County (Image: Getty Images)
But parish councillors said: “Our concern is that the intentions of this site is not for agricultural use but to secure another residential development.”
Wayne grew up on a council estate in Liverpool, grafting away at his footie career and building up a tidy fortune.
Over the years, Wayne and Coleen have owned properties across the globe, adding to their portfolio in the UK and the US.
Wayne Rooney with his wife Coleen have been wed since 2008 (Image: PA)
Thanks to Wayne’s glittering profile as a football star, the childhood sweethearts have moved around a lot over the years, investing in property in everywhere from Cheshire to Florida.
Enjoying a dose of sunshine, the couple are also known to rent a lavish pad in Barbados, boasting an infinity pool and enjoying access to a golf course.
However, with Wayne managing Derby County, they are currently based in England.
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