Camisas dos jogadores!!!Qual tu prefere?

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A camisa que mais gostei foi as mais colocadasssssssss ao corpo!!!! o que mais me chamou atençao!rzrz selecionei algumas aqui..........ate me interesei mas pelos jogos....
aqui neste link vc encontra todas as camisa das seleçoes que estao participando da copa 2014.http://www.guiadoboleiro.com.br/noticia/2014/03/14/camisas-copa-do-mundo-1684.html
















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Camisa de Torcedor disse…
E aí, Cris. Que post legal! Sobre a minha preferência sobre as camisas: Gostei mais das do Uruguai.
bjs!
http://vitrinedoautor.blogspot.com.br/
29 de junho de 2014 às 16:44
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