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Akinfenwa was born in Islington, London.[1] As a teenager, Akinfenwa joined the www.fifafootball.co.uk Lithuanian club FK Atlantas on the advice of his agent, whose Lithuanian wife's brother knew a member of the coaching staff there.[2] He spent two years at the club before returning to the UK early in 2003, where he joined Welsh Premier League champions Barry Town.[3] Akinfenwa helped Barry to Welsh Cup and Welsh Premier League silverware during his time at Jenner Park. However, just a handful of games into his stint, the club suffered a financial crisis and released its professional playing staff. Akinfenwa quickly joined Boston United in October 2003,[4] scoring a last minute winner on his debut against Swindon Town in the Football League Trophy.[5] Unable to settle, he moved to Leyton Orient the following month, but was released after one month.[6] In December 2003 he moved to Rushden and Diamonds and in February 2004 joined Doncaster Rovers, his fifth club of the season.[7]In July 2004, Akinfenwa changed clubs again, signing for Torquay United, as a replacement for David Graham.[8] He scored 14 league goals during the 2004 05 season but was unable to help the club avoid relegation to League Two.

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