Frank Sinclair probably didn't buy a copy of the News of the World today. It revealed that he and 4 Chelsea players had been on a total bender and rather embarrassed themselves.

Frank went out in London with Chelsea's Frank Lampard, Jody Morris, Eidur Gudjohnsen and John Terry the day after the awful events in New York.

The NOTW revealed that "the Premiership players went on an astonishing FIVE-HOUR booze-fuelled rampage in the wake of the world's worst terrorist attack — STRIPPING naked, LAUGHING and VOMITING in front of shocked and grieving Americans in a hotel bar."

The lads went ten pin bowling at one point, and Frank went sliding head first down one of the bowling alleys, nearly getting his head caught in the barrier that comes down to collect the pins!

He also apparently went outside at another stage in the evening and pissed in a bin.

The Chelsea players have been hauled up by their club, fined £130,000 between them and they have all apologised for being twats.

Frank on the other hand has made no comment and Leicester City not taken any action that we know about as yet.

Frank was subbed off after only 30 minutes on Saturday and was fuming, after a piss poor show. Bet Taylor was most unimpressed when the NOTW had called just before the game to break the story and ask for comments. Hardly surprising Frank's mind was elsewhere knowing this story was going to come out...

Here's what the NOTW has to say...do you agree?

WE should not be surprised that a group of young, talented, but clearly moronic millionaire footballers have disgraced themselves in public again. It has happened many times before.

But what makes the drunken behaviour of Chelsea's Frank Lampard, Jody Morris, Eidur Gudjohnsen, John Terry and Leicester's Frank Sinclair so sickening was that it took place only 24 hours after America's greatest tragedy.

Without a shred of understanding of what the nation was feeling, these arrogant ‘stars' who claim to be role models for our kids, shamed the memory of those who died—and the grief of their loved ones. As the civilised world wept, these louts downed pint after pint of lager, vomited and urinated in public—and even exposed themselves.

The only people to emerge from this disgraceful episode with any credit are Chelsea Football Club themselves. They cannot be held responsible for players' actions away from the club. And, as soon as they found out, they hauled in the four Chelsea culprits, shamed them into making a public apology and fined them the maximum amount possible.The money is to be donated to the disaster fund.

Leicester should do the same to Sinclair. It is time they ALL faced up to their responsibilities.

Should Sinclair apologise and should City take action against him? Or was he just out on the lash with the lads like we all do at some point in our lives?

Tell us what you think about this in the Fans Forum.