Arsenal fan loses house

KAMPALA. — A staunch Arsenal fan in Iganga District in Eastern Uganda is searching for a new home for his family after losing his house in a bet over a game between English soccer clubs Arsenal and Manchester United.
Before the two heavyweights faced off on Sunday in the league, Henry Dhabasani staked his two-roomed house in a bet with a one Rashid Yiga that Arsenal would win the game, the Observer – a Ugandan newspaper reports. On his part, Yiga staked his new Toyota Premio car and his wife that Manchester United would win.

“The two put their stake in writing, with local leaders and fans witnessing the deed,” the paper further reports.
Dhabasani, married to three wives with five children, fainted at the end of the match on realising Arsenal had lost the game 1-0.
On Monday, several Manchester United fans stormed Dhabasani’s home and threw him and his family out. — Supersport.com.

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