Has your club banned vuvuzelas? Find out with our guide to every Premier League club's stance

By Mirror Football in Mirror Football Blog

Published 23:00 20/07/10

• 

The humble vuvuzela is fast becoming the must-not-have accessory for the coming Premier League season as more clubs ban them.

Arsenal, Spurs and West Ham join the vuvuzela ban

If you're having trouble keeping up with who has and who hasn't outlawed the horns, here's our handy guide to the stance of each Premier League club.

Arsenal - Banned - 'health and safety, throwing of vuvuzelas at pitch.'

Aston Villa - 'Not discussed yet.'

Birmingham - Banned - 'health and safety, using as weapons.'

Blackburn - 'undecided.'

Blackpool - 'The club is disputing recent claims of encouraging the vuvuzelas and will discuss them in due course.'

Bolton - 'undecided.'

Chelsea - 'undecided.'

Everton - Banned - 'due to health and safety and complaints from fans after the World Cup.'

Fulham - Banned - 'Other clubs banning, health and safety element also.'

Liverpool - Banned - 'health and safety risk.'

Manchester City - Allowed - 'no official policy against them, not an issue.'

Manchester United - 'Still under review.'

Newcastle  United - 'reviewing the situation.'

Stoke City - Allowed - 'no plans to ban.'

Sunderland - Banned - 'policy against musical instruments.'

Tottenham - Banned - 'annoyance to fans.'

West Brom - 'undecided.'

West Ham - Banned - 'policy against musical instruments.'

Wigan - 'not reviewed situation yet.'

Wolves - unavailable for comment

Fancy winning £3,000 for FREE this month? Play Mirror Football Streak for your chance to win cash prizes! Start predicting now!