Oh boy, club could be punished by SFA after using topless model to promote the new kit. They've got some BALLS!

They have really got some BALLS!
But seriously, how did they top guns at that club make it that far? Oh I know...they have a nude picture of club's chairman and they blackmailed him into signing it off.
No that was me wondering out loud! But what else can one think of??

This Scottish club called Ayr United who were just newly promoted to the Championship after seeing off Stranraer in the play-offs, released raunchy images of the 2016-17 jersey painted on to the body of model Ava Sovisl as well as some other models.

Some concerned individuals and organizations including Scottish Women's Football who are understood to have contacted the Scottish Football Association demanding immediate action, with the Twitter feed of the Women in Football group also criticizing the idea.

THe organisations Compliance Officer Tony McGlennan has now been asked to consider whether the Ayrshire outfit are guilty of breaching rule 66 of the governing body regulations which states: 'No recognised football body, club, official, team official or other member of team staff, player, referee or other person under the jurisdiction of the Scottish FA shall bring the game into disrepute.'

If found guilty and charged, Ayr will be referred to a judicial panel for judgment were they could be fined. A source close to one of the complainants told Sportsmail: 'The club will no doubt try to pin this on their sponsors, but that doesn't wash. Ayr signed the contract and have to be held to account.'

Calvin Ayre, founder of the club's main sponsor Bodog, issued a crass statement on his personal website defending the move saying: 'The Ayr United shirts are of a very high quality but it would be unfair to say they are any different from the other teams in that respect.
'In fact from what I can see from the latest photoshoot they look a bit tight to me.'

The club were guilty of same crime last season.