English Pub Faces £1,500 Bill for Free Beers After Nottingham's 7-0 Win

england - Pub owner's promise of a free round for each goal scored by Nottingham Forest backfires as the team wins 7-0.

Pub's Free Beer Offer Backfires

The owner of a pub in England found herself in a costly situation after promising a free round for every goal scored by Nottingham Forest, who went on to win 7-0 against Brighton.

The Gedling Inn had recently installed screens to show Premier League games, and owner Beccy Webster wanted to attract more customers with this promotion. However, the unexpected 7-0 victory led to 300 free beers being poured, costing the pub £1,500.

Webster, who had been confident in the week leading up to the game as Nottingham had lost 5-0, now finds their pub in the spotlight globally. People are flocking to take photos and enjoy a drink at The Gedling Inn.

The pub owners are hopeful that the club's wealthy owner, Evangelos Marinakis, who is worth £3 billion, might share the costs. Marinakis has been invited for a drink, but it remains uncertain if the free beer offer will continue for the next game against Arsenal.

Nottingham Forest, currently third in the Premier League, has been a sensation this season, standing nine points behind league leaders Liverpool managed by Arne Slot.

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