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| DescriptionBusby babes 1955.jpg |
Busby babes in Denmark 1955
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2 April 1955 |
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http://www.dr.dk/Sporten/Fodbold/Int.fodbold/2008/02/05/104330.htm |
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Kurt Nielsen © Scanpix |
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