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Video: Hitler reacts to Chelsea’s transfer ban


Does somebody make these Downfall parodies for a living?

Warning: Contains NSFW language, strong implications that Hitler supported Chelsea and mild references to Ashley Cole

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Posted: September 4th, 2009 by Ryan Bailey

In goal today, a fascist


Christian Abbiati isn’t your average goalkeeper

Christian Abbiati

Footballers aren’t always the ones you expect to become leading commentators on politics, but Christian Abbiati, the reserve keeper over in Milan, has hit the headlines for choosing to share his political views with the world. “I am not ashamed of showing my political beliefs,” honked the shot stopper having already dropped this bombshell on the planet: “I agree with some aspects of fascism like patriotism and the values of the Catholic religion.”

In fairness to the woefully misinformed footballer, he did go on to explain how he wasn’t a racist and wasn’t really feeling the whole Hitler thing either - he just liked the general vibe. A bit like one of those people who go to car parks to watch doggers but not actually join in, we suppose. Is that such a crime?

Word has it that he likes his defence organised. Very organised.

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Posted: September 26th, 2008 by Josh Landy

Kaka snubs Chelsea, the Berbatov debacle and even more Leryn Franco!


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Leryn Franco is sexy, hungry

A tip of the cap to the gentlefolk at WithLeather, who have unearthed a rather splendid gallery of everybody’s favourite Olympian Leryn Franco

How Spurs got it all wrong with Dimitar Berbatov
[The Offside]

A Swedish TV commentator has outraged Germans by alluding to a certain Mr A Hitler during the Olympics
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Is Lewis Hamilton house hunting with his Pussycat Doll?
[Grid Crasher]

Kaka says no to Chelsea
[Football365]

Keeper facing permanent deafness after a fan threw a firecracker at him
[The Beautiful Game]

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Posted: August 27th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey

Olympic Flashback: Jesse Owens merks Hitler


Man smears powdered egg in Nazi faces

There was so much wrong about Hitler - the indie kid haircut, the Chaplin moustache, the ill fitting suits. Not to mention his massive racism issues and war waging. What was with that, Adolf? Seriously. Anyway, no matter, we killed him in the end, and all of his mean Nazi cohorts ended up looking like idiots. That all happened in about 1945, but it was a whole nine years earlier, in 1936, that a brilliant young black athlete called Jesse Owens kicked off the humiliation by beating a load of Aryans at running and jumping. He won four gold medals in Berlin.

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Posted: August 14th, 2008 by Josh Burt

German authorities unhappy with Ronaldo’s Madrid transfer


The latest in a long line of Downfall parodies

With the exception of the odd gauche racial slur, this video is a fine representation of the anguish C-Ron’s imminent transfer is causing. Click here for an Arsenal version.

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Posted: June 25th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey

German footballer shocks Australia with poor choice of national costume


Tearing a leaf from Prince Harry’s book of 100 Great Laughs, German-born Andre Gumprecht turned up at the post-season thrash for his football team, Australia’s Central Coast Mariners, in a Hitler costume, complete with “distinctive Hitler-style moustache.”

As news of Mr Gumprecht’s costume leaked out, the area suddenly decided it didn’t care much for either German. Ben Buckley, head of the Australian FA, even went so far as to call the outfit “stupid”.

Mr Gumprecht, while contrite, blamed his decision on the lack of options available to a German trying to operate in Australian cultural space, especially when it comes to fancy dress. “Being a German it’s very sad,” he said, “but when you talk about Germans in Australia or anywhere then straight away people call you a Nazi or Hitler, because that’s the only thing they know about Germany.”

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Posted: February 28th, 2008 by Ed Needham