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Soccer Lads (2005)

Jockstraps, muscular thighs, round butts… and loads of ball play! Hot on and off the pitch soccer-sex! Our lads love having a kick-about but usually as a preamble to getting out of their kit and into each other's holes. They're hard in their shorts, hard in the showers and hard-as-hell as they fuck each other's brains out. Injuries don't stop them from playing, especially if it's a groin strain that needs massaging from team mates' hungry mouths. Butt-fucking, cum-spurting, cock-sucking soccer lads!
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Jockstraps, muscular thighs, round butts… and loads of ball play! Hot on and off the pitch soccer-sex! Our lads love having a kick-about but usually as a preamble to getting out of their kit and into each other's holes. They're hard in their shorts, hard in the showers and hard-as-hell as they fuck each other's brains out. Injuries don't stop them from playing, especially if it's a groin strain that needs massaging from team mates' hungry mouths. Butt-fucking, cum-spurting, cock-sucking soccer lads!

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Directed By:Marcelo Monaco
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In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:EuroBoy

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