ArenaFan Originals - Small Steps for Gladiators Lead to Big Win in Cleveland
Cleveland has made winning look hard of late, whether it was having to come back late against Philadelphia or trailing all evening in Pittsburgh. It doesn't have to be.
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Cleveland has made winning look hard of late, whether it was having to come back late against Philadelphia or trailing all evening in Pittsburgh. It doesn't have to be.
Last week was supposed to be a very good week in fantasy. We had solid recommendations including Orlando quarterback Randy Hippeard who looked to be in a very favorable matchup.
At the ArenaBowl last season, our own Tim Capper asked the famed Aaron Garcia whether he was going to kiss the Orlando Predators goodbye right after the announcement that the Los Angeles KISS were the newest AFL team. Not only has Garcia kissed the Predators goodbye, but he did so with the Jacksonville Sharks as well. The all-time leading passer in AFL history has been traded for the second time this season, as he was shipped to the KISS on Monday as a part of a bevy of moves which shuffled quarterbacks throughout the league.
Career criminal Noye, 74, has struck up the unlikely friendship with Michelle Budd, from Kent, a glamorous divorcee who is 47 and has three grown up children and two young grandchildren.
The criminal mastermind who plotted the £26million Brink's-Mat bullion robbery has died without a penny to his name. Brian 'The Colonel' Robinson, 78, was the draftsman of the 'crime of the century' at a warehouse 1983 but was 'f***** over by people he trusted'. He died in a nursing home in Kidbrooke, south east London, on his birthday - February 28 - after a long illness. Robinson was joined by his brother-in-law Anthony Black and associate Michael McAvoy and three others as they raided the warehouse at Heathrow airport. Brian 'The Colonel' Robinson (pictured), 78, was the draft...