A Mexican OnlyFans model has promised national soccer hero Guillermo Ochoa a night to remember — if his team wins the World Cup.
Police in 13 countries worked together on an investigation which led to the arrest of hundreds of people on child pornography charges.A British newspaper had quite a World Cup Throwback Thursday. Therevealed that in the 2002 World Cup in Japan the England squad appeared to have one big problem off the pitch: Japanese censors had pixelated the porn streaming into the players’ rooms.
UK TV presenter Nick Hancock recalled on a British podcast: “When I went to the 2002 World Cup, I was on a train with Chris England and we met a bloke, who was sat there on his own. He was sat there and we didn’t have any tickets for the England game, and he was on his own, clearly English, with a suit.”Article contentHancock added: “We found out that his job was ‘player comfort’ so he would go from camp to camp, all the trainee areas, checking all the players had everything they wanted.
“He said it was from the England camp and we had one handwritten complaint, and it was posted, and it was ‘the porn is pixelated’. ‘The porn is pixelated!”
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