Lamine Kone
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English Premier League 2016-2017. Match Attax Extra
2017
The career of LAMINE KONÉ by stickers and cards
Others stickers of LAMINE KONE(19)
Lamine KonéSticker n. 510
Lamine KonéCard n. 354
Lamine KonéSticker n. 466
Lamine KonéCard n. 327
Lamine KonéCard n. 509
Lamine KonéSticker n. 454
Lamine KoneCard n. MA30
Lamine KoneCard n. 258
Lamine KoneSticker n. 256
Lamine KonéSticker n. 176
Lamine KoneCard n. 94
Lamine KonéSticker n. 176
Lamine KonéCard n. FCL-6
Lamine KoneSticker n. 156
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Lamine KoneCard n. 100
Lamine KoneSticker n. 193
Lamine KoneCard n. AU186
Lamine KonéCard n. FCL-up2
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Take Taribo West for example. The Nigerian played for a host of clubs during his fifteen year career, played at two World Cups and won an Olympic gold medal all whilst colour co-ordinating his hair to his kits.
Jelle Van Damme, Southampton, Merlin's F.A. Premier League 05 Official Sticker Album, Autograph Edition
Mat Jolin-Beech today looks at the managerial merry-go-round which is oiled and ready to go ahead of a new season through the lens of an underused Belgian defender who played three times as many games as one of his managers oversaw in the 2004/05 campaign. His club career saw him play in his native Belgium, the Netherlands, England, Germany and the USA before retirement in 2021 but he is yet to throw his hat into the management ring. He is, however, bald, bearded and European so watch this space should your club make an early personnel change. Over to Mat.
MOURINHO OUT, DE ROSSI IN.
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Andrew Cole: The Newcastle United Hero
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