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Thanks,

Mike

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Anonymous said…
I had my digital cam with me, but i forgot to use it. Hehe
2:03 PM
Anonymous said…
How was your stay in Cebu Mike? When are coming back? there's an invitational tournament this summer, Hiroshi is the defending champion, it's full 11-a-side game
3:41 PM
Anonymous said…
My stay in Cebu was good. Cebu is dangerous with all the good foods. Hehe Im in Leyte now. I had two trainings with Inter Cebu. They might have a friendly match against Hiroshi next week. They will let me know if i can play, they also want me to play Aboitiz league january 22. But because of the rules i cant play i think. Ill be going home to Norway january 23. I will probably go back to the Philippines in June/July. Thats when our season has a break.
10:22 AM
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