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2011: the year in football - The Guardian

United KingdomPublished January 4, 2012

Views 2.64K  |  Likes 8  |  Comments 1
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2,642

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8

Comments

1

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Total (all-time): $2 – $5

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Sean Ingle, Barry Glendenning and James Richardson take a look back at football in 2011. A 4-4 barnstormer, a double-nutmeg goal and the sad decline of Fernando Torres all feature in our pundits' round-up. Not to mention a surprising nomination for personality of the year ...

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January 4, 2012
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Total views
2.64K
Total likes
8
Total comments
1
Published
January 4, 2012
Global rank by views
#14,608,442

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