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Congratulations all of this week's league winners:

Falkirk

Peterborough

Weston Super Mare

Ashford

Bordon

Motherwell

Liphook

Atherstone

Keith

Chapel

Gosport

Milton Keynes

Liverpool

Sutton-In-Ashfield

Great Yarmouth

Surrey

Tiverton

Taunton

Hinckley

Sunderland

Skegness

Maidstone

Congratulations all of this week's league winners:

Basildon

Wrexham

Weston-Super-Mare

Ashford

Brierley Hill

Widnes

Linlithgow

Newbury

Bordon

Inverurie

Liverpool

Grantham

Croydon

Tunbridge Wells

Whyteleafe

Buckingham

Harwich

Torquay

Sudbury

Radstock

Consett

Carrickfergus

Darlington

Steyning

Stirling

Colby

Sheerness

Chesterfield

Exeter

Shirebrook

Portsmouth

Brampton

Lowestoft

Cambourne

Beith

Eastbourne

Maidstone

Bishop's Stortford

Halifax

Don't mess with social media, 'cos it can really mess with you. Arsenal's injury-prone superstar Jack Wilshere learned his lesson the hard way.

If you're of a sensitive disposition, look away now.

Hapless Jack was set to do a Twitter takeover for ESPN, using the hashtag #AskJackWilshere. And that's where the trouble began.

Questions included: "Do you get enough Vitamin D despite being in Dele Alli's shadow?"; "Do you feel your career as a professional NHS patient has been interrupted by football?" and "If you reply to these questions too fast will it injure your fingers?"

Well, he did ask.

The Mirror has compiled best of the beastings. Let them be a lesson to all of us.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/jack-wilshere-mercilessly-trolled-during-7947090

One picture is worth 1,000 words. Sports photographers have to capture the moment in a fraction of a second. Four of the best explain the art of their work.

This iconic image of Diego being man-marked by half the Belgium team in the 1982 World Cup was a case of snapper Steve Powell being in the right place at the right time.

Whether you’re taking pictures of your kids having a kick around at the local park or capturing the killer moments of an FA Cup final, this Guardian article has tips and tricks from the best in the business.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/spiel-magazine/2014/oct/09/the-art-of-football-photography

Only new signings will help your team fulfil the title dream you know they deserve. We’ve got an inside track on the talent being scouted by your club.

Batshuayi for Spurs, Ibrahimovic to Arsenal and Stones heading for Manchester City. The summer is going to see a frenzy of spending in the transfer market.

There is plenty of buzz about big name movers and shakers, but this tidy summary from 90min.com nicely sums up some of the more credible rumours.

http://www.90min.com/posts/3148400-premier-league-transfer-rumours-batshuayi-jovetic-stones-and-more

We prefer cold lager to a Coke, any day. But this beautiful film by the folks at Coca Cola got us inspired. Turns out football is the real thing.

Jones+Tino are Brazilian creatives who have been working together since 2004 making incredible films for clients like Nike, Ford and Adidas.

They have worked with megastars like Ronaldo, but this film promoting Copa Coca Cola is more about the grassroots game. “You give everything for football. Now football is gonna give you back.” Enjoy.

Some players go out of their way to wind you up. But who are the 10 most hated footballers in history? And have you ever played against worse?

Football Daily have identified the super villains of the beautiful game. The all-time chart of shame includes everyone from Suarez to Terry.

But do you agree with their assessment? We mean, is Arjen Robben really worse than Diego Costa? There’s only one way to decide…FIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!

We’ve seen the future and it’s going to improve your Soccer Sixes swag. This WiFi football tracks the power, direction and spin of shots so you can hone your skills.

The Inside Coach ball took three years to develop. It is packed with microchips and motion sensors and performs like a normal ball – but at £90, it is a fair bit pricier.

It wirelessly links to an app on your phone and gives real-time coaching tips via a headset. The only improvement would be if it blasted you with a Fergie-style hairdryer when you fail to play up to scratch.

http://www.insidecoach.com