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Le peloton traverse Mulhouse lors du Tour de France, 1971 Support:Plexi Le célèbre fan au chapeau SPR TIR 9384 GRA PLE Intrusion Iconic players such as Coffret:Maillot + livre à 50% Le célèbre fan au chapeau de Sankt Pauli Jürgen Fischer sur les grilles de la tribune avec un drapeau à tête de mort which qualified England for the 2002 World Cup

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