Farewell, R10, a.k.a. “The Good Old Days”

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Champions League found this 4/16/2008 on barcelona.theoffside.com [flag]
Ah, a picture from happier times that we can all remember, because it looks like its official: Ronaldinho is now a Rossoneri . We all saw it coming, so it isn’t like anyone should be shocked at the news, which, unlike many other recent rumors of transfers and the like, comes from his brother and agent, who says that the mercurial Brazilian has agreed to terms with AC Milan, or as we ... [link]

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Ronaldinho: It Won’t Just Go Away
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