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SCOTLAND star Steven Fletcher yesterday defended himself over his new £260,000 Lamborghini Aventador supercar.

The 27-year-old Sunderland striker suffered a backlash after a picture of him posing with the motor on the drive of his luxury home was posted online.

Furious Black Cats’ fans questioned his decision to flaunt his wealth while the club are
battling relegation and have just sacked manager Gus Poyet.

Injury-hit Fletcher, who earns £40,000 a week, has scored just four goals for Sunderland this season and just seven in two years at the club.

However his agent Scott Fisher insisted Fletcher had not posted the car photo on Twitter.

He blamed the company who sold the Lamborghini for putting the picture online.

Fisher added: “It wasn’t Steven that put the picture up.

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“The company who were doing advertising on it done it.

“I don’t know what the problem is and what people are getting excited about.” Fletcher was shown last week posing with the car which was parked in his driveway just feet from a £160,000 Bentley.

One angry fan later tweeted: “This is where the Sky money goes, into mediocre players’ pockets while lower league clubs can barely afford their academy.”

Another fan blasted: “There is no way he is good enough to have that kind of lifestyle.

“This is what is wrong with the game.” A third fan added: “Two seasons, 7 goals, 1 new Lamborghini Aventador.”

The Italian giant’s Aventador model is one of the most expensive cars.

Bruce Wayne even drove one in Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises.

Fletcher began his career with Hibs before lucrative moves to Burnley, Wolves and Sunderland racking up transfer fees totalling more than £20million.

The Lamborghini boob is not the first time he has fallen foul of social media.

In January, he posted images of himself on Instagram having spat on the back of a rickshaw driver taking him to a night out in London.

Footage and images of the incident were later removed from the player’s account.

Fletcher also sparked fury in 2012 when he tried to flog his new ­clothing range to 100,000 Twitter followers just hours after Scotland had failed to qualify for the 2014 World Cup finals.

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He has the money to buy one so who cares

To be fair, the people who pay his wages are as entitled to be as disgruntled as you would be if one of your employees was shite at their job and kept flaunting the proceeds of their shiteness.

It's not his fault, obviously, but players like Fletcher being on wages like that is the reason it costs so much for people to go and watch their club play.

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