The chairman of National Authority for the Campaign against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (Nacada), John Mututho has passed a message to the embattled Manchester United manager, David Moyes saying that alcoblow equipment should be introduced at Old Trafford to check players reporting to work drunk.
Speaking at a press conference in Nairobi Monday, Mututho declared he was ready to help the Moyes ‘curb alcoholism’ at the English Premier League champions who are 14 point off the pace after Sunday’s 3-1 away defeat to Chelsea.
“There should be Alcoblow at the gate to stop any drunken player from getting to the stadium. Man U is letting us down because instead of practice, they are drinking and they will continue losing. It’s a very nice club and I pray to God to bless them,” Mututho said.
Mututho was referring to the simple to use, rapid response instrument that determines whether or not a person has any alcohol in their breath at all.
It was re-introduced on Kenyan roads last month to curb drunken driving with Police reporting the arrest and prosecution of about 100 culprits found to be operating vehicles under the influence.
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