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Book OM "Droit au but : Nino à la coupe du monde" Volume 05
Steve Mandanda from Marseilles has been selected as one of the 23 French players in the French national team. But at the same time as this competition, South Africa organises a world event reserved for young footballers. This is an individual competition in which the exercises will be examined by a jury of professional players and will involve 32 young representatives. The Olympic goalkeeper is convinced that Nino has a chance, he has the technique, the skill, his touch is second to none and mentally Nino is exemplary. Steve convinced the coach to choose the young Marseille native and Nino definitely won his ticket to Pretoria. But in the land of the Zulus, it's not so easy, he must face 31 opponents representing the nations involved in the 2010 World Cup. The competition takes place in Johannesburg's Soccer City, the venue for the World Cup final. It's time for the competition. Steve is at his side. Raymond Domenech and a few internationals (Benzema and Gourcuff), curious to follow this event, are also present. After a few hours, Argentina's Cesar, Brazil's Nando, England's Davis and France's Nino are still competing. The level is very high and the tension is palpable. The gestures are close to perfection. The slightest mistake could be fatal. At the end of a final terrible struggle, Nino wins this 2010 youth football competition!
Steve Mandanda from Marseilles has been selected as one of the 23 French players in the French national team. But at the same time as this competition, South Africa organises a world event reserved for young footballers. This is an individual competition in which the exercises will be examined by a jury of professional players and will involve 32 young representatives. The Olympic goalkeeper is convinced that Nino has a chance, he has the technique, the skill, his touch is second to none and mentally Nino is exemplary. Steve convinced the coach to choose the young Marseille native and Nino definitely won his ticket to Pretoria. But in the land of the Zulus, it's not so easy, he must face 31 opponents representing the nations involved in the 2010 World Cup. The competition takes place in Johannesburg's Soccer City, the venue for the World Cup final. It's time for the competition. Steve is at his side. Raymond Domenech and a few internationals (Benzema and Gourcuff), curious to follow this event, are also present. After a few hours, Argentina's Cesar, Brazil's Nando, England's Davis and France's Nino are still competing. The level is very high and the tension is palpable. The gestures are close to perfection. The slightest mistake could be fatal. At the end of a final terrible struggle, Nino wins this 2010 youth football competition!
Ref : OML23_BD_T05
Book OM "Droit au but : Nino à la coupe du monde" Volume 05
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Book OM "Droit au but : Nino à la coupe du monde" Volume 05
Steve Mandanda from Marseilles has been selected as one of the 23 French players in the French national team. But at the same time as this competition, South Africa organises a world event reserved for young footballers. This is an individual competition in which the exercises will be examined by a jury of professional players and will involve 32 young representatives. The Olympic goalkeeper is convinced that Nino has a chance, he has the technique, the skill, his touch is second to none and mentally Nino is exemplary. Steve convinced the coach to choose the young Marseille native and Nino definitely won his ticket to Pretoria. But in the land of the Zulus, it's not so easy, he must face 31 opponents representing the nations involved in the 2010 World Cup. The competition takes place in Johannesburg's Soccer City, the venue for the World Cup final. It's time for the competition. Steve is at his side. Raymond Domenech and a few internationals (Benzema and Gourcuff), curious to follow this event, are also present. After a few hours, Argentina's Cesar, Brazil's Nando, England's Davis and France's Nino are still competing. The level is very high and the tension is palpable. The gestures are close to perfection. The slightest mistake could be fatal. At the end of a final terrible struggle, Nino wins this 2010 youth football competition!
Steve Mandanda from Marseilles has been selected as one of the 23 French players in the French national team. But at the same time as this competition, South Africa organises a world event reserved for young footballers. This is an individual competition in which the exercises will be examined by a jury of professional players and will involve 32 young representatives. The Olympic goalkeeper is convinced that Nino has a chance, he has the technique, the skill, his touch is second to none and mentally Nino is exemplary. Steve convinced the coach to choose the young Marseille native and Nino definitely won his ticket to Pretoria. But in the land of the Zulus, it's not so easy, he must face 31 opponents representing the nations involved in the 2010 World Cup. The competition takes place in Johannesburg's Soccer City, the venue for the World Cup final. It's time for the competition. Steve is at his side. Raymond Domenech and a few internationals (Benzema and Gourcuff), curious to follow this event, are also present. After a few hours, Argentina's Cesar, Brazil's Nando, England's Davis and France's Nino are still competing. The level is very high and the tension is palpable. The gestures are close to perfection. The slightest mistake could be fatal. At the end of a final terrible struggle, Nino wins this 2010 youth football competition!
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