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“The money I try and earn is for my family. It's not for me. It's always about my family.”

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Robbie Fowler, born on April 9, 1975, is a British professional footballer known for his unique style and goal-scoring ability. He has played for renowned clubs such as Liverpool and Newcastle United. more

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