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More Trouble for Leeds United as Manchester United Escape FA Sex Rap – by Rob Atkinson
Posted on 08/02/2015 | Leave a comment
Tasteful… and frank
Leeds United appears to be on the brink of becoming embroiled in yet another controversy. The scandal-wracked Yorkshire giants have now been hit by another points sanction, this time in the wake of allegations against Manchester United of "sexual misdemeanours in a sanitary environment". Leeds officials are flimsily protesting that this "has nothing to do with us" – but the FA are likely to hold firm, in order to send out a clear message that, whilst Manchester United remain untouchable, these things will certainly not be tolerated.
The FA have so far refused to comment on media claims that Manchester United employees have been caught up in what amounts to a sex scandal – but they were willing to reveal that 20 points have been deducted from Leeds United's meagre total, with immediate effect and no right of appeal, to show that the game's ruling body takes the matter very seriously. The measure places Leeds firmly in the Championship relegation zone, but the comment from the FA was a terse "Tough titty".
Manchester United themselves – the self-proclaimed "Greatest Club in the World, Universe and All Four Dimensions of Space-time™" have moved swiftly to deny that the incident of a video-taped sex act in a club lavatory did anything to harm their reputation for class and style in everything they do. "It were a very posh club," a players' spokesman leered. "There were all gilded taps in the bogs, wall to wall posh totty and only the highest calibre dust on the glass tops. Proper bangin', buzzin' place, our kid."
No Manchester United players or staff members have been named in the allegations of "kinky manking around in the club conveniences", but one of the women involved, who shyly agreed to share her experience with us, confessed that she had been "left breathless" by the sexual appetite of one participant in particular.
"I don't know who he was, but let me tell you, he might have been a bit old – but he were a real animal," Doris Slagg (38DD) recalled, breathlessly. "He were just relentless. They must feed him on raw Quorn. His wife must be a happy lass – his sister-in-law too, for all I know. Do I get cash or a cheque? I'm just a lickle bit strapped, luv, till I've done me shift down Deansgate tonight" (This quote Copyright © Gutter Press Inc. 2015)
An official Pride of Devon spokesman told us, direct from the Theatre of Hollow Myths, "This just goes to show how we're always taking community involvement to a new level and seeking to penetrate new markets. It reflects really very well on the club and is a part of our overall strategy of global domination. Print that, or we'll sue."
Louis van Gaal has been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in what – as we at Life, Leeds United, the Universe & Everything will reluctantly concede – is an entirely separate matter. We're really happy with the juxtaposition, though.
Bobby Charlton is 94.
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