Ex-Premier League star haunted by a foul-mouthed ghost that calls him a 'd**khead'

Posted Sunday, May 28, 2023 by Dailystar.co.uk

Former Liverpool star Jermaine Pennant got the shock of his life when he visited a haunted pub with a ghost also blabbering in French to the ex-footballer

Ex-Premier League star haunted by a foul-mouthed ghost that calls him a 'd**khead'
Jermaine Pennant was left spooked by a ghost (Image: Jam Press)

A ghost called footie legend Jermaine Pennant a “d*ckhead” in a haunted pub.

The ghoul also blabbered on in French to the shocked ex-Liverpool winger, 40.

Pennant was visiting the 917-year-old boozer – the scene of 60 murders – with his girlfriend Jess Impiazzi, 34, and ghost hunter Adam Norton.

The spirit, at The Ostrich in Slough, Berks, first said Jess’s name then asked her to leave – before ordering her fella to leave in French.

Adam, a psychic medium, said: “This freaked him out but then you clearly hear the spirit calling Jermaine a d*ckhead. Shortly after you could hear clear scratching coming from within the wardrobe.

“Jermaine got up and left the building refusing to come back.”

Ex-Premier League star haunted by a foul-mouthed ghost that calls him a 'd**khead'
Pennant was with his partner Jess Impiazzi (Image: REX/Shutterstock)

Ex-Premier League star haunted by a foul-mouthed ghost that calls him a 'd**khead'
The pair both looked frightened (Image: Jam Press)

Celebrity Big Brother star Jess, 34 added: “The Ostrich Inn was so scary. I’ve done a few ghost hunts with Adam and there has always been something to scare the living daylights out of me.

“But when Jermaine got really scared that made me worse.

“I felt so cold in some of the rooms and the spirit communication box was saying my name. That really freaked me out.

“Although it scares me half to death, I want to do more because I’ve got the bug. My highlight of the night, Jermaine being called a d*ckhead’.”

Ex-Premier League star haunted by a foul-mouthed ghost that calls him a 'd**khead'
Former Liverpool ace Pennant refused to return (Image: Bongarts/Getty Images)

A spokesperson for The Ostrich Inn, said: “The foundations of The Ostrich were laid in 1106, when Henry I was on the throne.

“As with most historic buildings, The Ostrich has seen it’s fair share of murders and they say that over 60 were committed here.

Historical visitors to the Ostrich include Dick Turpin who used the Inn as a hideout, escaping the Bow Street Runners by jumping out of a window and King John who is rumoured to have stopped at the Inn on the way to Runnymede to sign the Magna Carta.”