Premier League membership Watford launch investigation after star striker ‘had 20-person home celebration’ amid coronavirus restrictions

Watford are understood to have launched an investigation into stories that ahead Andre Grey hosted a celebration of as much as 20 folks in breach of the UK authorities’s coronavirus restrictions on public gatherings.

The Premier League membership has launched the probe following stories within the UK press that Grey hosted the gathering – which can be understood to have included Watford teammate Domingos Quina – which might be a direct violation of governmental guidelines amid the continuing coronavirus public well being disaster.

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Present recommendation from well being officers states that enormous gatherings are outlawed, and that residents have been requested to maintain social events restricted to contact between simply two households.

Grey’s alleged home celebration could be a direct breach of those mandates. He reportedly posted photos to social media of the celebration which have since been deleted.

The reported variety of round 20 folks at Grey’s residence could be thought of a major violation of those guidelines – and will place your entire Watford squad in danger. The membership is ready to host Southampton in a Premier League conflict on Sunday.

Certainly Andre Grey can’t be in tomorrow’s squad ! Let’s Prey #WatfordFC

— Chap (@Mc_Chap) June 27, 2020

Andre Grey on furlough please

— theo (@the0orns) June 27, 2020

What I discover unbelievable is that Andre Grey determined to put up a video to his 171,000 followers of a 20-person gathering at his home and thought it was completely superb. Baffled. https://t.co/lJ8SOEJHz7

— Jacob Culshaw (@jacob_culshaw) June 27, 2020

Per a report by The Athletic, the membership have launched an investigation into the stories. 

“Watford Soccer Membership is conscious of social media posts which recommend two gamers contravened Authorities lockdown protocols,” a press release posted on the workforce’s official web site on Saturday reads.

“The membership will absolutely examine the matter and converse to the gamers involved. No additional remark will likely be made.”

The alleged incident is the newest in a collection of cases of Premier League gamers discovering themselves in scorching water with their golf equipment after disregarding lockdown guidelines.

Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish was disciplined by his workforce after allegedly being concerned in an accident with two parked vehicles associated to a lockdown breach in March. 

Equally, England internationals Mason Mount and Kyle Walker (amongst a number of others) had been additionally pressured to make public apologies following stories that that they had additionally violated lockdown guidelines.

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