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West Ham United Supporters’ Trust has called for Kurt Zouma to face the same punishment as anyone else would do over the treatment of his pet cat and suggested that he spends time with the RSPCA to “see the consequences of his own actions”.
More than 110,000 people have signed an online petition calling for West Ham defender Kurt Zouma to be prosecuted as part of a growing backlash over his abuse of his pet cat.
London — More than 110,000 people have signed an online petition calling for West Ham defender Kurt Zouma to be prosecuted as part of a growing backlash over his abuse of his pet cat.
More than 80,000 people have signed an online petition calling for Kurt Zouma to be prosecuted amid a growing backlash over his treatment of his pet cat.
West Ham manager David Moyes, 58, made the controversial decision to start Zouma for the Hammers’ 1-0 win over Watford at the London Stadium on Tuesday.
Over 80,000 people have signed an online petition calling for Kurt Zouma to be prosecuted amid a growing backlash over his treatment of his pet cat.
David Moyes insisted he is an "animal lover" as the West Ham manager defended his controversial decision to pick Kurt Zouma for Tuesday's 1-0 win over Watford despite the Frenchman's cat-kicking shame.
WEDNESDAY’S BIG STORIES Moyes and the moral vacuum Ad/> Early on Tuesday, West Ham said the club “unreservedly condemns the actions” of cat-kicker Kurt Zouma and added they are “dealing with the matter internally” and “in no way condone cruelty towards animals”. Premier League'Deeply sorry' Zouma condemned by West Ham for kicking pet catA DAY AGO Later in the day Zouma – “deeply sorry” for this recorded and supposed “isolated incident” – started for West Ham against Watford, with manager David Moyes offering a wretched excuse for fielding the centre-back. “No,” Moyes replied, when asked if the video of Zouma kicking a cat had an impact on his selection decision.