File:Jimmy Greaves 1959.jpg
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editDescriptionJimmy Greaves 1959.jpg |
English: en:Jimmy Greaves with England national football team at Empire Stadium, London 28th October 1959. |
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Source | Rekord-Magasinet nr 1, 1960 | ||||
Author | Hesekiel | ||||
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