There will be paid sex in Brazil during the World Cup and Porn industry giants are already setting grounds for visitors & fans coming for the event but please be warned, this girls are damn sexy and they can make you forget your babe. Football players and visitors are expected to spend millions of dollars while patronizing the porn industry during visits to various cities and towns
Back in 2008 a movie was released starring a made-for-the-part Cristiano Ronaldo lookalike. Ronaldo got a court injunction against the film and it was put out of business.
Clayton Nunes, a director for Brasileirinhas, told UOL about the problems the industry are facing:
We cannot use anything official and, if necessary, we need to cover over all brands. Creating an illusion is one thing. It’s okay to use footballs, shirts, and flags. But you need to urge caution when dealing with the likes of FIFA, CBF, Nike etc..
Showing posts with label Sex & Football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sex & Football. Show all posts
11 June 2014
04 April 2014
SEX & FOOTBALL: Read How Brazilian Clubs Use Sex To Sell Football
Sex and football have long been comfortable bedfellows in Brazil.
Trophies are sometimes depicted as feminine objects and famous players and commentators often refer to the ball - a feminine noun in the Portuguese language - in loving terms.
"I treated her with as much tenderness as I treated my wife," 1958 and 1962 World Cup winner Didi once famously said. "She's a girl that needs to be treated with lots of love."
The relationship hit a rough patch last month when Adidas started selling two T-shirts the Brazilian government said drew too clear a link between women and sexual tourism.
Trophies are sometimes depicted as feminine objects and famous players and commentators often refer to the ball - a feminine noun in the Portuguese language - in loving terms.
"I treated her with as much tenderness as I treated my wife," 1958 and 1962 World Cup winner Didi once famously said. "She's a girl that needs to be treated with lots of love."
The relationship hit a rough patch last month when Adidas started selling two T-shirts the Brazilian government said drew too clear a link between women and sexual tourism.
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