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Confused Kaka Graciously Accepts Lifetime Literary Achievement Award

Fisted Away 09 January @ 03:30 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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::: FistedAway welcomes a guest post from Elliott,
editor of the rather lovely Futfanatico :::

As the year comes to an end, awards circulate. Everybody speculates as to who will win the Ballon d'Or. Some say Messi. Others say Xavi. A few say Ronaldo. However, the most shocking award involves none other than Ricardo Kaka.

Scooby Doo and Gang Bust Dimitar Berbatov for Playing Professional Soccer

Fisted Away 03 November @ 03:00 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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::: FistedAway welcomes a guest post from Elliott,
editor of the rather lovely Futfanatico :::

Dimitar Berbatov playing in consecutive games shocked several United fans, but also raised red flags in other quarters. Where? Well, the DWP, that's where. Why? It seems that after a brief investigation, the Bulgarian played a pivotal role in a welfare abuse scheme.

Defiant Wenger silences critics and boldly predicts title run

Fisted Away 19 October @ 08:48 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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::: FistedAway welcomes a guest post from Elliott,
editor of the rather lovely Futfanatico :::

If the summer was bad for the Gunners, the start to the season was even worse. No Nasri. No Fabregas. Fine. But the loss to injury of Jack Wilshere was devastating, and Arsenal touched bottom in a humiliating loss to rivals Manchester United.

Futfanatico: Stevie G and Frank Lampard – England’s New Non-Selection Dilemma

Fisted Away 06 June @ 02:00 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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::: FistedAway today welcomes a guest post from Elliott, editor of the rather lovely Futfanatico :::

For the past decade, two midfielders have owned the centre of the park for the Three Lions: Steven Gerrard of Liverpool and Frank Lampard of Chelsea. For years, fans have watched these two players make the same run, step on one another's toes, lazily expect the other to tackle, fail to beat up men and pass to the other team.