Liverpool had to “shut down” a staff Christmas party after “drug paraphernalia” was found in a toilet at Liverpool Cathedral, the Daily Mail reports.
Club staff hosted Christmas parties at: liverpool “About 500 club staff” attended the cathedral on Thursday night.
This is based on Report from the Daily MailA “dazzling Thursday night bash” was allegedly “suddenly canceled due to drug concerns”.
In fact, the event was “discontinued” because “suspicious drug paraphernalia was found in the restrooms.”
A “medical emergency” at the party reportedly sparked fears about taking drugs, leading to a toilet inspection that revealed “a number of empty micro-resealable bags often used to contain illegal substances”.
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It turns out the medical emergency was not drug-related and the staff member involved “was taken to hospital and is recovering well.”
Mike Keegan’s report adds:
The band was hired to play at the city’s Anglican Cathedral (the fifth-largest church in the world), and at least one show ended early.
According to industry insiders, the bar closes about 30 minutes early. After being sent away, some found alternative locations.
The event, which was undertaken at considerable expense, was intended to thank non-football staff for their work throughout the year.
It is believed that neither the players nor head coach Arne Slaughter were present.
The iconic Anglican site is celebrating 100 years since its opening in 1924 and is the seat of the Bishop of Liverpool and the cathedral of the Diocese of Liverpool. It is the largest cathedral and religious building in England.
During the event, Liverpool’s coat of arms was projected high into the church’s windows, while the hall was bathed in red light.
A Liverpool spokesperson said: “We do not condone or tolerate the use of illegal substances at any of our venues or events.
“We would like to thank the venue’s events team for their swift action and professional response to the unrelated medical emergency.
“The staff member is recovering well.”
Liverpool host Fulham in their next Premier League game and have only lost once all season, at home to Nottingham Forest in September.
