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WAG No. 199: Eva Roob


Proof that footballers can successfully crossover into ‘art films’

Eva Roob / Samira Summer German pornstar

To fans of German women’s football circa 2001, Eva Roob is known as a talented midfielder for FC Nuremberg. However, as we told you yesterday, the 23-year-old blonde from Cologne struggled to make ends meet: “My earnings were not enough and I had to take another job to make money,” she told German tabloid Bild.

Rather than picking up a paper round, Eva decided to take the second most obvious step in supplementing her income, becoming a pornstar operating under the name Samira Summer.

Ok, so she’s not technically a WAG, but a half-eaten Snickers bar says you’re still mighty tempted to hit that ‘Read More’ button…

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Posted: October 16th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey

AC Milan star caught doing unusual ’stretching exercise’


Yes Paolo, we can see you

Paolo Maldini

AC Milan’s 104-year-old defender Paolo Maldini isn’t as spritely as he used to be, so the Italian club appear to have developed new ways of keeping him flexible.

Thanks to Sporno aficionado Derek for the spot.


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Posted: September 30th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey

Big Phil Scolari as you’ve never seen him before


Chelsea gaffer’s past uncovered in rare snapshot

Luis Felipe Scolari

Can you guess which of these players is Luiz Felipe Scolari? Hint: It’s the guy who looks exactly like Luiz Felipe Scolari does today.

The Chelsea gaffer played for four Brazilian clubs (Caxias, Juventude, Novo Hamburgo and CSA) during the seventies and eighties, and was known as an ‘uncompromising’ defender. His game centred around brute force rather than skill, and was therefore affectionately known as ‘wooden leg’.

Big Phil hasn’t been getting more aggressive with age - he was frequently criticised by the Brazilian media for getting into brawls during matches.

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Posted: July 15th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey