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INZKO: No Matter My Wife is Argentinean I Will Support Bosnia And Herzegovina

Published: June 12, 2014
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Valentin-Inzko-300x202It is a great success that the team of Bosnia and Herzegovina qualified on the World Cup and that they will test their strength with the best. Dragons are the rightfully among the 32 best football teams in the world and I believe that each of their matches to be the reason for the enjoyment and pride. The previously said was emphasized by the High Representative Valentin Inzko.

“No matter that my wife is Argentinean, I will passionately support Bosnia and Herzegovina on Sunday night, and during the whole championship as well. In the beginning, I wish for Bosnian team to pass the group stage of the competition, and everything after would be an added bonus” added Inzko.

 

(Source: Fena)

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