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- ↑ Nie poczuje zapachu szatni. 20 lat temu mistrz Europy U-16 mógł zginąć w wypadku. Wyzdrowiał, ale stracił węch przegladsportowy.pl
- ↑ Byli piłkarze pracują na budowach sport.dziennik.pl
- ↑ Wojciech Rajtar. Mózg, który się nie poddał sport.onet.pl
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