Four New Orleans Saints players say they were denied entry to a London club for being ‘too urban’
New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram and three teammates said on Monday that they were denied entry to a London club for being “too urban.”
Ingram, who won the Heisman Trophy as a member of Alabama, said on Twitter that he had a reserved table at Cirque le Soir, a circus-themed spot in Soho. He, along with Sterling Moore, Vonn Bell, B.W. Webb, and two others, were reportedly denied entry.
The players detailed the situation on Twitter:
We pull up to @CirqueLeSoir where we have reservations and this is what they tell us!! @SterlingMoore @TheVonnBell7 @burtleyc @OhGi_3Dawg3 http://pic.twitter.com/vfKGcqUmxQ
— Mark Ingram II (@MarkIngram22) February 28, 2017
They told us they were “6 big guys” that are too “Urban” but nobody taller than 5’11!! 
🤔🤔 cc:saints roster
— Mark Ingram II (@MarkIngram22) February 28, 2017
Is this what 6 big “too urban” guys look like?! @CirqueLeSoir @TheVonnBell7 @SterlingMoore @OhGi_3Dawg3 @burtleyc @Flintsbadguy #AllSmiles http://pic.twitter.com/fHjl9mS7Bg
— Mark Ingram II (@MarkIngram22) February 28, 2017
— Vonn Bell (@TheVonnBell7) February 28, 2017
The Saints play the Dolphins in London this season. Ingram said the incident wouldn’t affect his excitement for the game, or his affection for the country.
Nonetheless we all can’t wait to play out here @NFLUK next season!!! Gonna be crazy experience and I’m excited about it! I ❤️ England!
— Mark Ingram II (@MarkIngram22) February 28, 2017
The nightclub was not immediately available for comment.
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