Wayne Rooney was back at Everton training on Tuesday morning - days after he was spotted doing community service at a Garden Centre.

The former England captain, 31, was banned from the roads for two years last month after he admitted to a drink-drive charge in which he was three times over the legal limit.

He was ordered to serve 100 hours of paid work as part of a 12-month community order.

The forward was pictured being driven into Everton’s Finch Farm training HQ as they prepare for this weekend’s trip to Brighton.

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The £150,000-a-week star was chauffeured to his shift at the garden centre last weekend, near his £6million home in Prestbury, Cheshire.

At 8.40am, he walked in wearing a blue jacket, blue hoodie, matching blue bottoms and black Nike trainers.

He has already completed two days of work – at least 12 hours.

The garden centre is the same venue where former Manchester United team mate Carlos Tevez was ordered to work after he was banned four years ago.

Once there, Rooney, 31, put on a green zip-up fleece, worn by colleagues and spent all his time inside.

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The ex-England and Manchester United skipper has been given routine maintenance tasks as disadvantaged adults around him learn new skills, including plant potting, and woodwork.

Their efforts are displayed and sold at the centre.

Staff and trainees enjoyed a game of badminton before locking up.

Rooney left at 3.04pm, wearing his wedding ring. He strolled outside to his waiting driver who had been parked for 90 minutes.

Rooney has told pals he is more than happy to work there.

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Rooney is said to be enjoying his work at the community Garden centre (
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After he was sentenced last month, he apologised and added: “I accept the court’s decision and hope I can make amends through my community service.”

Rooney was arrested in the early hours of September 1 as he drove a VW Beetle belonging to Laura Simpson, 29, in the passenger seat.

They had met in a bar in Wilmslow while his pregnant wife Coleen was on holiday with their three children.

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When stopped by police at 2am, over a faulty tail light, he had 104mcg of alcohol per 100ml of breath. The limit is 35mcg.

Rooney’s arrest landed him in hot water both with his club and Coleen, who is expecting their fourth child.

She has not been seen with her wedding ring since. He is said to be desperate to win her forgiveness.

Rooney’s agent declined to comment.