MAN United legend Paul Scholes could face a £3,200 fine for breaching lockdown rules again — by hosting a round-robin footie tournament in his back garden.
He filmed son Arron and up to 20 other players taking part and put footage online with the caption: “Just what I need tonight, Arron and his bell*** mates.”
In a jokey dig, he said they need a centre half and striker.
Scholes, 45, could now be fined by cops for the second breach at his £3.9million mansion in Oldham.
The Sun told how he was spoken to over a seven-hour party for Arron’s 21st.
A source said: “Either he lives on the moon or doesn’t care about the rules.
“It’s a flagrant breach in a town really struggling with the virus.”
Oldham was placed under local curbs weeks ago. On Monday, its 132 infections per 100,000 people gave it a “red” rating.
Local MP Debbie Abrahams said: “I implore everyone to stick to the restrictions.
“This pandemic has killed 270 people in Oldham and Saddleworth.”
Scholes’ agent was contacted.
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