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BERLIN: German decorator Matthias Blume said yesterday he had relaunched the bidding process for the name tags of the 32 World Cup finalists used in the televised draw after receiving bogus offers.
After swimming briefly with soccer’s big fishes four years ago, when it reached the World Cup quarterfinals, the United States was tossed back into the bait tank Friday.
Sweden striker Henrik Larsson plans to leave Barcelona at the end of the season and return to
his homeland…
German decorator Matthias Blume said on Monday he had relaunched the bidding process for the name tags of the 32 World Cup finalists used in the televised draw after receiving bogus offers.
BERLIN, Dec 26 (Reuters) – German decorator Matthias Blume said on Monday he had relaunched the bidding process for the name tags of the 32 World Cup finalists used in the televised draw after receiving bogus offers.
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