The Rovers Return — Weatherfield icon — is now at the center of controversy as Glenda Shuttleworth suddenly breaks the law.

She is facing a shocking decision: sell shares, change staff or even leave the operation of the pub.

A post reveals: the new owner of Rovers is not someone familiar in the street, leaving Glenda angry because she feels “kicked” out of the job she has been attached to for many years.

In an imaginary scene, Glenda walks into the pub at midnight, tears the “Rovers Return” sign into pieces, and throws it into the bin in front of stunned customers.

She screams: “I used to own this pub — no one is taking it away from me!”

In addition, there are reports of her making major management mistakes — changing drink prices, hiring new staff without notice, and even signing secret transfer papers that many people do not know. Customers walk in, see the new name, new tables and chairs, different lighting — they exclaim: “Hey, isn’t this the old Rovers?”

Glenda won’t sit still. She goes to Christina Boyd – George’s acquaintance – to negotiate: if Christina helps keep the tradition of the shop, Glenda won’t leave. But Christina has her own ambitions. The atmosphere between them is as tense as a string.

Will Glenda fight to get the shop back? Or will she quietly retreat, letting someone new take over? Final fantasy: Glenda quietly walks out the front door, takes one last look at Rovers, then turns and walks away in the pouring rain. The shop falls silent before her.