THIS IS A PERSONAL BLOG

Good Morning, this is a personal blog by Mike Limpag for Cebu Football. The Cebu Football Association has no say in whatever I post, nor should this blog be considered as their website.

Whatever questions you have regarding the actions of the CebuFA, regarding photo contests or what, go directly to them and ask WA KO GAPANGCHRISTIANIZE DO, TINARUNG NI

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Anonymous said…
As Manager of CebuFA I AGREE w/ you ABSOLUTELY!

We NEVER said on our HOMEPAGE that this football-blog is designed by us..

We only set a LINK to your SUNSTAR-BLOG..

Mainly THE PHOTOS are coming from our photographers or they are older pics of SUNSTAR!

Regards
Paul Weiler ( CebuFA-Manager )
3:00 PM
Anonymous said…
hus paul weiler and how did he become a cebuFA manager?
4:12 PM
Anonymous said…
If someone want to contact me or CEBUFA:

My address ( under contact ) is to find on the OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE of CEBUFA w/ the ALLOWANCE of CEBUFA-PRESIDENT JONATHAN MAXIMO..

OUR HOMEPAGE is: www.cebufa.org
4:45 PM
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