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FIFA World Rankings: The Top 20 Countries

Friday, 21. July 2006, 17:08:16

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Hence the Proof.Player of the Day - Éric Cantona

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ZzKnightzZ 22. July 2006, 04:17

No , Brazil was Bad ,they're just like a team with 11 star and it's to crown for a sky of stadium. let's correct it ... LIKE THIS :
1.Ghana , haha , but they really try , they're so brave
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20.Brazil , 11 star not mean a Great Star

elfenom 22. July 2006, 07:02

Okay....

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