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“Romania are more Portuguese than German.”

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Barry Venison, born on August 16, 1964, is a renowned footballer known for his exceptional skills and leadership. He has played for several top clubs and has been an influential figure in his national team. His career is filled with passion and accolades, earning him the admiration of countless fans. more

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