Do the English stadiums have a drug problem?
To find out, the newspaper “Sun” looked around the stadiums on the island and found terrifying.
58 toilet cubicles were examined at the Manchester City, Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Brighton clubs – 44 of which tested positive for cocaine!
The reporters simply wiped the surfaces in the cubicles with cloths, which detect cocaine in the rapid test procedure.
It was also found that the London clubs Chelsea and Tottenham had queues in front of individual booths to get the drugs. Empty drug bags were even found on the floor of ManCity’s stadium.
It gets even worse: The EM last summer is said to have been a real hotspot for drug use.
The scenes will remain unforgettable when thousands of fans stormed Wembley Stadium without a ticket before the final between England and Italy. According to the “Sun”, increased cocaine consumption was the cause.
A fan survey also showed that 30 percent had witnessed cocaine use in the stadium. Another six percent admitted they took it themselves.
How can the problem be dealt with?
According to the report, the clubs are now considering using more sniffer dogs. In addition, the toilets are to be redesigned to make drug use more difficult.
The English police are calling for the “Sun” to ban football for anyone caught with drugs in a stadium.
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