WAYNE ROONEY was told to leave Liverpool massage parlour before "he was destroyed and his career was over", a court heard today.
     

Patricia Tierney was linked to the Manchester United footballer in 2004, the Old Bailey was told.


Newspaper stories about Rooney's "suggested use of prostitutes" claimed the massage parlour receptionist had sex with the 28-year-old, a jury heard.
But, in a statement read to the court, Ms Tierney said she warned the England star to leave.
"It was alleged I had a sexual encounter with Wayne Rooney and he paid me for sex when I was working at a massage parlour," she said.
"I do recall Wayne Rooney visiting with a number of other males.
"Several days later he came on his own.
"This time I pushed him into a room and told him to pull his hat down and get out before he was destroyed and his career was over."

     

The jury at the Old Bailey - which is hearing allegations of criminal activity at former newspaper News of the World - were told details from the notebooks of a private investigator.
Glenn Mulcaire, who has admitted phone-hacking, made notes showing he was investigating Rooney at the time and that the striker's mobile phone password was 'Stella Artois'.
The phone hacker's notebooks also contained information with details relating to Rooney's mother, the court heard.
The jury also heard how Kate Middleton and Boris Johnson's names were found on a list of targets.
A hand-written page titled "Target Evalutation" was found by police at Mulcaire's home when he was arrested in 2006, the court was told.
The Duchess of Cambridge and Mayor of London were among 18 names included on the list.
Other celebrities included PR guru Max Clifford, former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, the Duchess of Cornwall's son Tom Parker Bowles and ex-Atomic Kitten star Kerry Katona.
The trial continues.