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Once, three teammates were walking down the road after a game, a bitter loss at that. One of them was an English-born Fil-foreigner, he of good looks that merit squeals and whatnot that is reserved for actors. The second, a full-blooded Pinoy, who grew up in football hotbed, Barotac Nuevo. The third, a hulking half-Spanish with floppy long hair.


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Sandro Reyes has given Philippine football a glimmer of hope, nay, a bright ray of hope.

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A Tale of Three Strikers

By Pio Garcia | December 3, 2012 - 3:32pm

Once, three teammates were walking down the road after a game, a bitter loss at that. One of them was an English-born Fil-foreigner, he of good looks that merit squeals and whatnot that is reserved for actors. The...

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A glimmer of hope

By Pio Garcia | July 23, 2012 - 12:01am

Sandro Reyes has given Philippine football a glimmer of hope, nay, a bright ray of hope.

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