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Italiano: Il calciatore italiano Paolo Sollier al a metà degli anni 70 del XX secolo, intento a salutare i tifosi con il suo abituale gesto del pugno alzato; Sollier — schierato a sinistra e iscritto ad Avanguardia operaia — fu una delle prime personalità sportive, nel panorama italiano del decennio, a unire tifo calcistico e politica.
Date November 1975, Cesena-Perugia
Source Paolo Sollier (1976) (in italian) Calci, sputi e colpi di testa, Milan: Gammalibri
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2011-12-18 06:06 287×380× (86827 bytes) Catenaccio Il calciatore [[Paolo Sollier]] Dalla copertina del libro "Calci, sputi e colpi di testa", ed. Gammalibri (1976)

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