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Historia de Alex Sánchez, jugador del Real Zaragoza (El Día Después)

Bonito reportaje de Raúl Ruiz para El Día Después al chaval del Real Zaragoza que cumplió su sueño de debutar con su equipo en liga en Mestalla, pero el reportaje no va por eso, esta es la historia...  
 
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clementesg (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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El Spartak piernas siempre guardara un un espacio en su corazón en el que estarás tu. este año cada gol será para ti!
HyppiaHU (1 day ago) Show Hide
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Alex tío, eres un grande compadre, animo y no olvides que provienes del Spartak y sigues siendo el mister del pichi!!!
2119876 (1 day ago) Show Hide
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GRANDE ALEX!! gran reportaje. sigue asi PICHON!!
aragon31r (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Grande Alex, el es el delantero que necesitamos en zaragoza....
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que gran reportaje
Angel1405 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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good luck to alex sanchez, hope he will become top class
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ese oscar bueno!
trabaske10 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Animo Alex!! Yo soy Zaragocista y estoy con tigoo!!

aver si lo respetais Q aQi hay muchos sinvergüenzas Q se meteran con el.
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People like him - this is what makes this game special! Respect, Alex!
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Respect and best wishes to Alex!

However, he is not the first top level one-handed player. Héctor Castro was both World (1930) and Olympic (1928)Champion for Uruguay. He also scored the first ever World cup goal for Uruguay, as well as the last one in the winning final vs. Argentina.

I also know about an East German player, who even captained his National team back in the 50es, but I do knot remember his name.

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