Ex-England skipper and hardman Bryan Robson was spotted at a pub with its own soft play.
The Manchester United great had a glass of white wine in the boozer.
But the Greene King pub – called The Star – also has a Wacky Warehouse attached to it.
It is full of slides and climbing walls where children can play in for £5.50.
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One footy fan Dylan John came out of the kid’s play area and was stunned to see Robson, 67, in the pub in Burnley, Lancs.
He said: “I was ordering drinks at the bar and saw someone who I thought looked a bit like Bryan Robson.
“I said to the barmaid ‘That fella looks like Bryan Robson’.
“She said it was. I was gobsmacked.
“The pub isn’t very posh. It serves pub grub and a Sunday roast. I wouldn’t have placed him there.
“But it just shows how down to earth he is.”
The retired footballer – known as Captain Marvel – was in Burnley to do his ‘Evening with Bryan Robson event.
Robson played 90 times for the Three Lions, scoring 26 goals, as reported by What’s The Jam
The box-to-box midfielder was regarded as one of the hardest opponents in the game.
During his club career he played 345 times for United, scoring 74 times.
He also played for West Brom and Middlesborough.
