Robinho

Get used to this. Mark Boyd's effort certainly isn't the last you'll see of this particularly rich vein Photograph: a/n

"Robinho has heard about the banking crisis and is taking no chances," chuckles Sam Gold. That, though, doesn't explain his tiny, tiny legs ... Photograph: a/n

Neil Pollock sent in the best of the Fatman and Robinho efforts this week. If you look closely you'll see it's Richard Dunne (who looks spookily similar to Adam West) under the Bat mask. Nice pie emblem too Photograph: a/n

Some nice multilingual stuff here from John O'Reilly, although we'd prefer 'Estrada dos Reis'. Photograph: a/n

"Robinho is gobsmacked when he realises that Manchester isn't in London," parps Leon Ward Photograph: a/n

"Robinho's trusty satnav took him to the English club of his dreams," honks Stuart Goodacre. This brings to mind the Grandaddy track Rear View Mirror. Have you heard it? You really should Photograph: a/n

"He was robbed from the rich to go to the even richer!" offers Mark Ledbury, with one of the classier Robinhood efforts this week Photograph: a/n

Andrew Ferguson's looky-likey isn't a million miles away, is it? Modern cultural references flying over your head? Click here to see Robinho face down a young Paul Scholes Photograph: a/n

A fairly self-explanatory effort from Leon Ward Photograph: a/n

"It seems Stephen Ireland has managed to clone the Brazillian, and is bringing him on long drives to the seaside in his pinky car." No, we're not sure what James Kelly is on about either Photograph: a/n

Connor and Ben McClean haven't left much scope for clever captioning down here. So reading this bit is a little pointless. Sorry for wasting your time Photograph: a/n

The prolific Leon Ward weighs in with a pleasingly abstract effort Photograph: a/n

"He takes from the rich and ... well ... basically he pockets it. But the important thing to remember here is that he takes from the rich!" Greg Boyd joins in the Sherwood Forest-related fun. Shame we haven't seen Mark Hughes as Maid Marion yet ... Photograph: a/n

... here we go! Nick Harrison may have all the Photoshop skills of a cack-handed penguin, but at least he's thrown in a bit of creativity. We're taking the money-loving Prince John in the bottom right as Thaksin Shinawatra and Little John as, well, he looks a little like Ronaldo, no? Photograph: a/n