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“Football these days isn't going forwards. It's going sidewards”

Quote by Bobby Gould

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Bobby Gould, born on June 12, 1946, is a renowned footballer known for his exceptional skills and team spirit. He has achieved remarkable success in the football world, having played for several clubs, including the famous Arsenal and Celtic teams. more

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