West Ham banned fans involved in viral video in which a supporter sniffed white powder off another man’s bald head during a match at London Stadium
- Images of the incident involving West Ham fans have gone viral on social media.
- A fan put white powder on a bald man’s head and another showed up to snort it
- The club condemned the behavior on social networks and has since banned them.
West Ham banned a group of fans involved in a viral video that appeared to inhale suspicious-looking white powder at the London stadium.
The footage, which was uploaded to social media this week, shows a fan putting the powder on the head of a bald man and another appearing to inhale the content in front of a group of thoroughly entertained Irons fans.
West Ham have since condemned their behavior and banned them from the London Stadium.
“The club is upset by the content of the video and has acted quickly to identify the offenders,” a club spokesman said.
“In accordance with our zero-tolerance approach, details of offenders have been immediately passed on to the police and all individuals have had their season tickets suspended and are therefore prevented from entering the London Stadium and traveling with the Club. for away games”.
West Ham banned a group of fans involved in a viral video, which showed a supporter appearing to inhale suspicious-looking white powder from a man’s head at the London stadium.
“Pending our own investigation by the club, this could lead to offenders being banned indefinitely.” There is no place for this type of behavior.
sports mail he has also reached out to Met Police for comment.
At the start of the shocking video clip, fans break into laughter as a follower yells, ‘Go ahead, video that… Go ahead, get in there.’
Another man proceeds to yell, ‘Let’s have it! Irons, Irons.
A fan sprayed the powder onto the man’s head (left) while another fan climbed down to inhale the contents, before turning to face the camera for a laugh with those around him (right)
David Moyes’s side defeated AEK Larnaca 2-0 in Cyprus during the first leg of the Europa Conference League round of 16 on Thursday and will face Aston Villa this weekend.
West Ham traveled to Cyprus on Thursday to face AEK Larnaca in the Europa Conference League, winning 2-0 in the first leg of the round of 16.
The European victory followed their humiliating 4-0 loss to Brighton at the Amex last weekend.
Floating just one point above the Premier League relegation zone ahead of Leeds, Everton, Southampton and Bournemouth, David Moyes’ side face Aston Villa in a crucial clash at London Stadium on Sunday.
The Hammers host AEK Larnaca in their Europa Conference League second leg four days later, as they look to seal their place in the quarter-final stage of the competition.