Manchester United Players 'Made Sex Tape In Nightclub Toilets'

Man Utd Players 'Filmed Sex Tape In Nightclub Toilets'
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Manchester United players pose for a team photo prior to the Champions League quarterfinal first leg soccer match between Manchester United and Bayern Munich at Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester, England, Tuesday, April 1, 2014.(AP Photo/Jon Super)
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Manchester United players are being investigated for a lewd video recorded in a nightclub toilet which was then sent around among the team, the Sun On Sunday reports.

A woman in her twenties was allegedly performing a sex act with an unnamed player in the toilet cubicle of an "exclusive" Manchester club when fellow Man Utd players filmed the intimate moment with their mobile phones.

When approached by the Sunday tabloid, the woman involved said: "I have been crying my eyes out and I am not going to go into the details about it now."

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Turbulent times at Old Trafford

The Sun's source said: "They were in the toilets with the door closed but other players were filming over the top of the door. It’s disgusting behaviour.

"The girl has also been told someone was filming from underneath."

A source close to the woman said: "She is in a complete state because she thinks the video is being passed around and somehow it will be leaked.

"There is a worry it will be put on some website, and then she won’t be able to go out in that party scene again. She knows the United guys and moves in those celeb circles.

"She’ll be worried about how she appears to the players. That will be her concern more than anything, she wants to protect them.

"It was a drunken moment and they both got a bit excited."

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Louis Van Gaal is a strict disciplinarian

The team's boss Louis Van Gaal is unlikely to take the situation lightly, meaning any stars involved in the incident would face the Dutchman's notorious wrath.

The House of Commons Sport Select Committee chairman John Whittingdale said: "Premier League players like Manchester United’s are watched by millions of people, and they do have a duty.

"They are role models for vast numbers of young people and one would hope they’d set a good example. They need to act responsibly."

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Ernest Mangnall's Manchester United, champions in 1908 and FA Cup winners in 1909
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United's second title winners, 1911
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