Azkals trials in photos (Part 3 of 3)

Dr. Joel Pascual, who accompanied his son Paolo in the trials of the Azkals, took these photos as aspirants--from 53 now whittled down to eight--tried to impress the new coach and the team manager to get a spot in the Azkals.

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(The photographer [left] and the blogger [right]) Siyempre istarring...

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Tito said…
mas nindut ning last nga pic dah... hehehehe thanks for posting mike!
10:34 AM
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tanya said…
Thanks for posting the pics. More more more!
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