Mannequins were seated in the stands for FC Seoul's game against Gwangju FC on Sunday
One of South Korea's top football clubs apologised for causing "deep concern" Monday after being accused of using sex dolls to fill empty seats at a weekend game.
FC Seoul insisted the mannequins -- used in the absence of fans, who are banned because of the coronavirus -- had "no connection to sex toys".
But some of the artificial spectators, deployed for Sunday's game against Gwangju FC, wore T-shirts with the logo of SoloS, a sex toy seller.
Other mannequins, which wore facemasks and were separated according to social distancing guidelines, held placards advertising the company and 리니지프리서버홍보 some of its mode
/>Most of them were female, but some were male.<
/>FC Seoul said the company which provided the mannequins had previously provided them to SoloS, hence the advertising in which they were cl
/>"We are sincerely sorry for causing deep concern to fans," FC Seoul said in a statement, following uproar from fans and med
/>"We have confirmed from the very beginning that they had no connection to sex toys," the club said.<
/>But fans were not convinced.<
/>Spectators are barred from K-League games because of the coronavirus pandemic<
/>"I wonder how they even came up with this bizarre idea. This is an international disgrace," said one online crit
/>Another fan added: "FC Seoul turned its stadium into a X-rated zone."<
/>Neither the mannequin distributor nor 리니지프리서버순위 SoloS could immediately be reached for comment by AF
The K-league's new season kicked off on May 8 after being postponed for more than two months over the coronavirus pandemic, but fans remain b
Instead, clubs have used cardboard cutouts, placards and 리니지프리서버 banners to fill up the stands.
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FC Seoul won the game, held at the cavernous Seoul World Cup Stadium, 리니지프리서버특화 1-0.
One of South Korea's top football clubs apologised for causing "deep concern" Monday after being accused of using sex dolls to fill empty seats at a weekend game.
FC Seoul insisted the mannequins -- used in the absence of fans, who are banned because of the coronavirus -- had "no connection to sex toys".
But some of the artificial spectators, deployed for Sunday's game against Gwangju FC, wore T-shirts with the logo of SoloS, a sex toy seller.
Other mannequins, which wore facemasks and were separated according to social distancing guidelines, held placards advertising the company and 리니지프리서버홍보 some of its mode
/>Most of them were female, but some were male.<
/>FC Seoul said the company which provided the mannequins had previously provided them to SoloS, hence the advertising in which they were cl
/>"We are sincerely sorry for causing deep concern to fans," FC Seoul said in a statement, following uproar from fans and med
/>"We have confirmed from the very beginning that they had no connection to sex toys," the club said.<
/>But fans were not convinced.<
/>Spectators are barred from K-League games because of the coronavirus pandemic<
/>"I wonder how they even came up with this bizarre idea. This is an international disgrace," said one online crit
/>Another fan added: "FC Seoul turned its stadium into a X-rated zone."<
/>Neither the mannequin distributor nor 리니지프리서버순위 SoloS could immediately be reached for comment by AF
The K-league's new season kicked off on May 8 after being postponed for more than two months over the coronavirus pandemic, but fans remain b
Instead, clubs have used cardboard cutouts, placards and 리니지프리서버 banners to fill up the stands.
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FC Seoul won the game, held at the cavernous Seoul World Cup Stadium, 리니지프리서버특화 1-0.
