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6 months ago
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Posted On: April 29th 2026, 09:58 am
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LET’S DO IT AGAIN ⚡️⚔️

🗓️ SABATO 2 MAGGIO
🕦 h 17:00
📍 Campo Fersina - TRENTO (TN)

Vi aspettiamo Sabato per la WK10 di IFL2 contro i Pirates Albisola. Difendiamo casa, difendiamo la nostra città, contiamo sul vostro supporto 12th man ⚡️.

📹 @kevin_taddeii
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paolamora_sail 5 months ago

paolamora_sail

🙌

paolamora_sail 5 months ago

paolamora_sail

🙌

kevin_taddeii 6 months ago

kevin_taddeii

🔥🔥🔥

trentothunders 6 months ago

trentothunders

@cloudfabricit @dariopasticceriavolano @hydroteksolutions

andrea.rota_ 6 months ago

andrea.rota_

My brosky do it better 🔥🔥🩸🩸

trentothunders 6 months ago

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