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Fuming wife warns locals with hilarious roundabout sign branding Morrisons worker a “homewrecker” after hubby’s alleged cheating scandal 

A FUMING wife has warned locals away from a supposed Morrisons worker – branding her a “homewrecker” after her husband allegedly cheated on her with the employee. 

The sign is thought to have been placated this week by the disgruntled wife at a roundabout in Bredbury, Greater Manchester.

The sign.
Pictured: The hilarious sign. (C) Facebook

Appearing to be a personal act of revenge, the large sign included two large photographs of her husband’s supposed lover “Emma” and information on her workplace.  

However, many have been left wondering about the mystery woman, with some even suggesting that the husband also be “outed”.  

A hilarious image shows the circular roundabout, complete with rocks and road signs, boasting the large white sign in the centre

Tied to three poles, the sign has large font that reads: “Homewrecker. Emma. Watch your husbands. Works in Morrisons.”  

To each side of the sign are two photographs of the mystery woman.  

The sign was captured by a local resident who took to social media yesterday, claiming: “Just seen this on the roundabout at Bredbury.  

“Shame she doesn’t work for Tesco’s. Could have been ‘every little helps’.”  

The post received over 500 likes and more than 270 comments from users who were cracking up at the dramatic sign. 

One person joked: “No loyalty points then.”  

Another said: “Bet Morrisons busy today while everyone goes for a look. Good marketing.” 

A third commented: “Please can a banner of the hubby be put up for us tomorrow?”  

Another quipped: “The staff at Morrisons call her chips and beans, because apparently she goes with anything.”  

A fifth wrote: “Apparently you buy one, get one free and get double points on a weekend.” 

A final commenter joked: “Did he get staff discount?” 

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