Taxi Theft

The West Bromwich Albion player Jonny Evans, Gareth Barry, Jake Livermore and Boaz Myhill have apologized for having broken the ban and stolen a taxi from outside a Barcelona restaurants, pro BBC Sport. "It was important for us to be able to see ourselves as the actors behind an event that took place this weekend during the Spanish practice camps, out of deference to teammates who could otherwise be included in the group.

"Voluntarily, we recognize the termination of the ban we are accepting and apologize for it being a violation of the professional standard demanded of us as West Bromwich Albion FC officials. "We have been told by the club that they will now investigate the matter themselves and that we will cooperate fully.

"Meanwhile, we want to reassure our sponsors that this event does not represent the commitment and will to do everything possible to restore a challenging season." Violations took place when West Broom made a journey to Spain. David noticed how four of the Baggies' older celebrities were questioned by the Catalan local cops after taking a taxi without allowing them to go back to the teammate after they finished at a 5:30 a. m. dinner in a local pub. The event does not properly mirror what happened to a group deeply entrenched until the end of the Premier League.

The West Brom are seven points behind security, a situation that makes managers Alan Pardew less dependent on his team's most seasoned team. It' s what Pardew and Guochuan Lai, the owners, will probably most be disappointed about, that seasoned gamers like Evans and Barry were there. 30-year-old Evans is Pardew's best defence, while 36-year-old Barry is awaited as the leaders of a fighting group.

Simon Stone of BBC Sport stressed that the excuse gestures cannot conceal the concerns surrounding the recruitment and use of West Broom's top players: Managers have disclosed that they feel "disappointed" by the doubtful action of the pro Goal's Dom Farrell team. Pardew's ability to keep a diverted side motivated is underlined by the fact that the event took place less than two working days before the Baggies' meeting with Southampton in the fifth round of the FA Cup 2018.