West Ham quiere demandar a dueños de estadio por precios de cerveza

Los aficionados se encontraron con unos precios muy elevados por el liquido para esta nueva temporada

Un hecho insólito se está presentando en la Premier League con el West Ham que busca demandar a los dueños de su estadio por el elevado precio de la cerveza.

Los aficionados se encontraron con unos precios muy elevados por el liquido para esta nueva temporada y pusieron el grito en el cielo por lo que la directiva de los Hammers buscó hablar con los de la cervecería con una respuesta negativa.

Para que eso suceda, los dueños del estadio London Stadium tienen que dar el sí ya que no es sencillo reducir los precios nada más por una petición, pero la dirigencia del Wets Ham ya estaría preparando una demanda en contra de los propietarios del London Stadium.

La demanda dice que se deberían tomar una media de los costos de las cervezas de los demás estadios en Londres como el del Chelsea y Arsenal donde se vende el liquido a 5,75 libras en lugar de las 7.30 que cuesta en su estadio.

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OK, maybe Erling Haaland won’t be a huge bust after all

The Premier League is officially on notice

Bad news for anybody hoping Manchester City won’t win another Premier League title this season: Erling Haaland is still pretty good!

Haaland had a difficult start to his City career last weekend, touching the ball just 16 times against Liverpool in the Community Shield and missing an absolute sitter at the end of the game.

Perhaps it would take the prolific Norwegian a little more time than expected to settle into life in England after a move from Borussia Dortmund in the offseason.

But on Sunday, in his Premier League debut, Haaland looked much more like, well … Haaland.

The 22-year-old scored both goals in Man City’s 2-0 win over West Ham, looking generally terrifying throughout.

Haaland won and converted a penalty for City’s opener and then – in perhaps the most ominous sign for City’s rivals – he showed the beginning of what could be a devastating combination with Kevin De Bruyne, who played Haaland in behind West Ham’s defense for City’s second.

After the game, the notoriously goal-hungry Haaland sounded far from satisfied with his brace.

“It was good. [It was a] good start there is nothing much to say other than that and it was 2-0. Good to get some minutes in the legs early in the season and we have to keep going,” he told Sky Sports.

When asked if he could have had a hat trick, he added: “Yes. I should have been there [to connect with Ilkay Gundogan’s cross]. It’s sh––, but that’s how it is!”

Haaland concluded: “Also now it is almost 30 minutes since I scored the last goal so I have to keep going.”

The Premier League is officially on notice.

Watch Haaland’s debut double for Man City

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Golfers who love the Premier League

Find out which professional golfers support which Premier League teams.

The 2022 British Open begins on Thursday at the legendary Old Course at St Andrews, with golf’s biggest stars descending on the United Kingdom.

Many of those same players will be closely watching next month when the Premier League kicks off in England, just a short train ride away from their current location in Scotland.

With that in mind, let’s take a look at which Premier League teams some of the biggest names in golf support.

West Ham defender Zouma pleads guilty to cat abuse

The France international and his brother both pleaded guilty to charges and will be sentenced next month

West Ham defender Kurt Zouma has pleaded guilty to two charges related to a video that showed him kicking and slapping his pet cat.

Zouma sparked outrage in February when a video of the abuse was filmed by his brother Yoan and posted on Snapchat.

The cat, along with another owned by the West Ham defender, has since been taken away and moved to a new home.

Yoan, who plays for English fifth-division side Dagenham & Redbridge, pleaded guilty to one count at a hearing at Thames Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

Sentencing in the case will take place on June 1.

Zouma, who has apologized for his actions, lost a sponsorship deal with Adidas in the aftermath of the incident and was also fined two weeks of salary by West Ham.

Amid an outcry over Zouma’s actions, however, Hammers manager David Moyes continued to pick the defender.

Prosecutor Hazel Stevens told the court on Tuesday that in the video Zouma could be heard saying: “I swear I’ll kill it, I swear I’ll kill it.”

“Since this footage was put in public domain, there has been a spate of people hitting cats and posting it on various social media sites,” she added.

“Their behavior falls short of what is expected of a high-profile image.”

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