Sex video with Leicester City players sparks scandal

It remains unclear how the "racist orgy" video was leaked. But it's safe to say the scandal surrounding Leicester City was not the game plan when its Thai owners and sponsors invited the club to tour Thailand.

Sex Scandal: James Pearson (L), Tom Hopper (C) and Adam Smith (R) all appeared in a shocking sex tape Four days after the video lit up social media, the English Premier League club's owners in Thailand have yet to comment on it, despite mounting pressure to publicly reprimand their players' behavior. The video featuring players Tom Hopper, Adam Smith and James Pearson shows the trio unclothed and engaging in an apparent orgy with Thai sex workers in a hotel room. One of them is heard laughingly using a racial slur to describe one of the women, among other remarks unfit for publication. The video was first obtained by British newspaper The Sunday Mirror, one of many publications to call it a "racist orgy." It triggered a quick response from the club itself; Leicester City issued a statement Sunday to say the three players were being sent home ahead of the rest of the squad and an investigation was being launched into the incident. It said the players "would like to convey their sincere apologies for their behavior" and the club would treat their conduct "extremely seriously." The club was touring Thailand after securing its status in the Premier League a week earlier. It was too soon to say whether the video would alienate Thai fans, but it was widely perceived as an insult to Thailand from the sport the country cares about most. Leicester is owned by Thai billionaires Vichai and Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, who have put millions into the team since taking it over five years ago. The father-and-son tycoons own Thailand's duty-free empire King Power, whose company name is emblazoned on the front of Leicester's team jerseys. One of the team's main sponsors is the Tourism Authority of Thailand, whose slogan "Amazing Thailand" is prominently displayed throughout its stadium in Leicester, which is called King Power Stadium. The Bangkok Post devoted its Monday editorial to the issue, calling on the owners and sponsors to stop ignoring the issue. A call made Wednesday to King Power was directed to an operator who said the company's executives were traveling overseas and not available for comment. Tourism Authority of Thailand spokeswoman Sarima Chindamat said Monday that "if there is any comment I will call you back." Hot Screen 3 Sex Videos. Anyway, send more interesting pics and videos sex scandal (of individuals 18 year-old or older) to info(at)sex-scandal.us. Click on pictures to enlarge. Sourse: http://www.sex-scandal.us