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But they’ll be here. All 400 of them. And they will vie not for the money but for pride, prestige and honor in the 16th Nomads International 6-a-side football tournament Nov. 18-19 at the Nomad Sports Club in Merville, Parañaque.


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MIKE BRISTOL

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Foreigners coming despite travel ban

October 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Luring hundreds of international players from 17 countries is no mean feat. In fact, it could already be viewed as an achievement, a masterstroke considering the country is currently reeling from negative feedbacks...

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