The owner of a restaurant called out LeSean McCoy, an American footballer for leaving a tip of 20 cent.  The criticism of people is really upsetting for the two parties since someone has posted a receipt of that bill on a Facebook.

Apple has launched Apple pay which will certainly keep away its customers from this kind of situation in future.

Philadelphia Eagles  running back LeSean McCoy in the middle of a $45 million contract. The waiters of Philadelphia burger shop PYT were excited since sports hero LeSean McCoy came into their restaurant for Lunch. After lunch McCoy gave a tip of just 20 cents on the his and his friends’ lunch.

Afterwards, the owner planned to post a picture of the receipt on Facebook. Usually, restaurants are not allowed to post the credit card data of their customers online. This kind of act can lead to a large number of security and privacy issues.

Generally, credit card receipts shows the last four digits of customers’ credit cards. Banks and merchants make use of  the similar four digits as security challenges like online shopping carts, apps and balance.  The other minor issues could be informing the public which restaurants celebrities often visit.

It is not a big deal for an ordinary person to reveal which restaurants he visit frequently, but it definitely affects a celebrity like McCoy.

The major reason behind this matter is that LeSean McCoy is quite a wealthy celebrity who earns way more than a waiter could make in a decade. The restaurant owner rebuffed to apologize even when a large number of Football fans and numerous other owners contacted him.

Furthermore, the owner said defended his action by saying that LeSean McCoy and his friends abused his staff members.

Shortly, Apple’s new iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone 5s will let user to pay their bill at retailers and restaurant through Apple Pay. Soon the clients will be able to tap their phones near NFC enabled terminals.  However, the personal data such as credit card numbers and names would not be transferred to the seller. Apple Pay could have surely saved McCoy fro  such an embarrassing situation and the owner would have told this incident to his friends on text.

Pittsburgh Pirates easily managed an 11-6 win against the Detroit Tigers on Monday night, with Travis Snider hitting two home runs, and Starling Marte driving in three runs. The Tigers are now a half-game behind the now first place Royals in the AL Central Division.

Pittsburgh loaded the bases against Justin Verlander with one out in the first inning, and Marte cleared them with a triple down the left field line. Snider drove Marte home when his grounder to first took an odd hop, and Victor Martinez could not glove it.

Martin hit his sixth home run of the year in the sixth inning , and Ike Davis, his eighth. Snider was 3 for 5 with four RBIs and three runs scored. Verlander, on the other hand left after one inning because of soreness in his right shoulder. He gave up five run, he walked two and stuck out three. He said he didn’t feel great and was disappointed in letting his team down. Verlande threw 40 pitches and bunted in the second inning before he was removed. He is scheduled for an MRI today.

The Tigers took a 1-0 lead on an RBI single by Miguel Cabera after Raja Davis reached on infield hit, moved to second and stole a third. Three runs were scored by Detroit in the sixth to get within 8-4 and knock Pittsburgh starter Jeff Locke out of the game.

Striker Matt Lecointe is now ‘more determined than ever’ to play for Plymouth Argyll after getting sidelined for the entire season of 2013/14, due to his cruciate knee ligament injury before the season.
After acquiring full training, the 19 year is now more enthusiastic than ever. His current contract will end in summer 2014.

Lecoointe has played for Argyll 30 times, when he made his debut at the age of 16. He said in his statement to the press, “I’m more determined than ever. I just want to make sure I get through pre-season first, take it step by step and then, hopefully, get back into the first team squad.

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“The manager has been in contact with (Argyle physio) Paul Atkinson, who has told him how I have got on. He has spoken to me briefly a few times and said I have been doing well and I have just got to keep it going. I have been feeling good in training and the manager told me I have been looking sharp, so that’s a positive.”
Lecointe along with his Argyll squad will be closing season training programme this summer. He got injured in a pre-season game held at Truro City in July.

He said: “That will involve CV (cardiovascular) work and some weights. At the start, when it first happened, it was frustrating but after that I just got on with it,” he said. “It has been more a relief to get back out on the training pitch.

“It (the knee) feels strong and I haven’t really had any setbacks, touch wood. I have got to keep pushing on and get my fitness back up, and maintain it. From my injury until Christmas, it seemed like it was taking forever. But since then it has gone really quickly. They say the new ligament they put in my knee is actually stronger than the other one. Hopefully, that’s the case.”

He added: “I have watched a lot of football. You can’t keep away from it – it’s your job. I have grown up playing football and, to be fair, I have been kept busy doing lots of things in the gym and doing double sessions near enough every day. It has kept my mind off the injury.”

Argyll Team Captain, Conor Hourihane anticipates a ‘bigger and better’ season for Plymouth Argyll next year.
In 2013/14 League Two campaign, the pilgrims landed at 10th position after a draw with Portsmouth at the Fratton Park on Saturday.

Argyll thrice came from behind in action-packed ‘Dockyard Derby’ giving Hourihane two solid goals. One of them was the 88th minute equaliser, that ensured Argyll that the season did not end in a defeat for them.

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Captain Hourihane told the press: “It was a full house and, to be fair, they (Portsmouth) were probably the better team. We went behind three times but the lads showed their character and it was nice to get a point. I know we were aiming for the play-offs and we didn’t get there but to finish in the top 10 was good.

“If we had dropped down to 12th or 13th it would have been disappointing, but to see ourselves in the top 10 is nice. It’s a big improvement on the last two seasons. We haven’t had any relegation six-pointers or anything like that.”

Approximately 18,026 spectators were present at the Fratton Park, including Green Army members amounting to 1,594 who were treated to an exciting spectacle.

Danny Hollands made a superb hat-trick for Portsmouth in 16 minutes of the half-time. But unfortunately, it was not enough to secure good points for Pompey because of Argyll indomitable display.

Hourihane said: “It was a fantastic game to play in and a great way to finish the season. These are the two biggest teams in League Two by a million miles, and you want to play in atmospheres like that. It’s something we want more of next season. We will come back bigger and better.

“We will be looking to improve on our 10th position, and minimum of the play-offs. Fingers crossed. Portsmouth have got a fantastic fanbase and some good players in their team. I’m sure both of us will be fighting for similar spots next season.”