Corona virus James Milner sends followers in rapture as the Liverpool midfielder mows his lawn
‘I have time to level this lawn’: James Milner sends social media followers back in rapture as the Liverpool midfielder trims his lawn to perfection after sorting his teabags during the coronavirus football break
- ‘Boring’ James Milner has once again lived up to his personality on social media
- The Liverpool midfielder has taken the time to take care of his garden at home
- From Monday it follows that the Englishman has picked out his teabags
- The Liverpool squad are currently following their own fitness programs at home
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James Milner makes sure to use this unexpected hiatus from football action to get all his household chores sorted out while the Liverpool midfielder mows his lawn at the perfect height.
Milner ravished his social media followers on Monday after sharing a video rearranging his teabags after teammate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain showed his dance moves with his girlfriend, Perrie Edwards.
The Englishman took the opportunity to recreate his ‘dull’ personality while sharing more images about how he got his household chores done.
James Milner has once again lived up to his ‘boring’ ego and enraptured his followers
The Liverpool midfielder uploaded a video on social media in which he trimmed his lawn
The 34-year-old told a video in which he pruned the grass in his backyard with scissors and a ruler to ensure that the grass was cut to perfection.
“Now that the teabags are sorted, I have time to level this lawn,” he tweeted. “Wonder if I can borrow Anfield’s Keep off the Grass board.”
Liverpool stars have been told to train separately due to fears of the spread of the coronavirus in Melwood after Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and Chelsea youngster Callum Hudson-Odoi contracted the disease.
Oxlade-Chamberlain and Little Mix star Edwards impressed fans with a neatly choreographed dance routine in which the pair set up stairs while isolating themselves.
“Wonder if I can borrow Anfield’s Keep off the Grass board,” Milner asked his followers
Milner and his teammates in Liverpool follow their own training programs at home
Milner responded to his teammate and said, ‘Hey @Alex_OxChambo Barrels laugh here in Milner’s household too – rationing the teabags for the week #crazydays #somuchtogetonwith #notgotthemovestocompete’.
A growing number of Premier League clubs are poised to strike the season as the government seeks to fight the corona virus by banning mass gatherings.
The outcome of an emergency meeting between club executives could lead to the season being annulled, with the result that Liverpool will most likely not get a first top title in 30 years.
Premier League clubs will meet on Thursday to speak out on how to determine the season if it doesn’t end.
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