With his team hit by yet another sex scandal Alex Ferguson will be doing his best to keep a handle of the behaviour of his players.
So the Manchester United boss chaperoned the squad for a spot of good, clean fun at the theatre - with not a glamour model in sight.
And recently disgraced Ryan Giggs joined his team mates for the evening out, where they took a place in the audience for musical Jersey Boys at the Prince Edward Theatre.
He was joined by members of the first squad including Rio Ferdinand, Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, Chris Smalling, Javier Hernandez, Nani, Fabio da Silva, Ji-Sung Park, Gabriel Obertan, Darron Gibson, Robert Brady, Nemanja Vidic, Edwin Van Der Sar, Anderson, Michael Owen, Patrice Evra and Paul Scholes.
Giggs's wife says she will stick with the footballer despite his affair Earlier this week Giggs was unmasked as the latest player to have ordered a high court injunction to silence his mistress, Imogen Thomas.
The 37-year-old was named in the Houses of Parliament by Lib Dem MP John Hemming after weeks of the football star trying to remain anonymous.
The MP's action finally lifted the blackout on mainstream media identifying the Manchester United star even though a High Court judge had refused to lift the injunction.
It was the latest blow to Manchester United and the world of football itself, which has seems to be hit by a fresh scandal at least once every season.
Last year Giggs' team mate Wayne Rooney was exposed for his visits to prostitutes, including Jenny Thompson, while wife Coleen was pregnant with their son Kai.
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