Fresh From A Title Fight Arsenal Facing Mice Infestation
                     Fresh From A Title Fight Arsenal Facing Mice Infestation
They are more used to playing against the giants of the English Premier 
League and trying to win silverware in Europe. However, Arsenal Football club 
is now caught up in an all-new campaign. It turns out staff at the Emirates 
stadium have been given pest control training, to deal with an unexpected 
mice infestation.
The magnitude of this unplanned pitch invasion is 
highlighted by the fact the Emirates cost £390 
million to build when it opened in 2006. However, 
it is hard to believe that Arsenal’s state of the art, 
multi-million-pound ground received a four-star 
rating for hygiene, making it one of only two 
Premier League clubs whose stadiums were not 
given five stars, the other being Aston Villa.
When the Emirates first opened its doors 13 years 
ago, it was lauded for its steps forward in pest 
control. However, the most recent hygiene 
assessment noted various problems which 
needed to be addressed, while a report carried 
out in 2016 found traces of mice in the four levels 
of the 60,000-seater stadium.
There were reportedly traces of droppings found 
at the stadium, and Arsenal came under criticism 
over their cleaning regime. However, the club is 
committed to maintaining good hygiene and 
following health inspectors’ directions. Arsenal 
has also resolved to increase staff training and 
have more frequent calls from pest control 
experts, amongst other areas, to improve the 
situation.
If you are dealing with your own infestation 
problem at the moment, either at home or your 
workplace, then you can show them the red card. 
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