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Women love footballers. Even Aston Villa ones.

Is it for their intelligence, wit or sparkling personality? Or is it because they just happen to earn £80,000 a week? How else can you explain how popular Jermain Defoe is with the ladies?

One footballer is known to score a lot off the pitch is Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor. According to the News of the World back in 2008, Gabby was cheating on three lovers at once and got them all pregnant. You can’t even make this sort of stuff up…

Agbonlahor cheated on his girlfriend Sophie Smith, who lived with the England international, with Elizabeth Wheeler and Jermaine Jenas’ ex, model Tia Hithersay. A “friend” of the striker told the NOW.

“Gabby’s so arrogant, he thought by telling the girls a string of lies he could keep all his balls in the air at once, and nobody would find out the truth. But mother nature finally blew the whistle.”

The three women told Gabby they were pregnant one after another, with two having abortions and the third (Elizabeth) giving birth to a baby boy, named Gabriel Agbonlahor Junior. Two of the women (Tia and Sophie) dumped the cheating striker, but Agbonlahor then went back and bedded all three women again.

The three women found out that the Gabby was cheating through a series of text messages on the Villa striker’s phone (you think Ashley Cole would have took notice and learned from Agbonlahor’s mistakes!)

Here’s Tia Hithersay…

Sports Journalist. Man Utd and Northampton Town fan. Favourite United players are Peter Schmeichel and Ruud van Nistelrooy. Also a big fan of Serie A in the late 90's, and players like Gabriel Batistuta, Marcelo Salas, Ivan Zamorano and Paolo Maldini. As well as football, follow basketball, NHL, NFL and tennis. Fan of NBA's Philadelphia 76ers and NHL's Detroit Red Wings. I also write a weekly NBA blog, have a look @ <a href="http://tjinks.wordpress.com/">http://tjinks.wordpress.com/ </a> Also follow me on Twitter @ <a href="http://twitter.com">http://twitter.com </a>/tomjinks

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