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moderate confidence 5 sources extractive

Based on 5 verified sources covering Thailand, Finland, Myanmar:

SEOUL -- Nagoya Grampus captain Shigeo Sawairi admitted that, in 1993, he and his teammates were so star-struck by the arrival of Gary Lineker that they applauded the famous English striker even when he arrived for training. [2]

Gareth Southgate has been appointed head coach of the English football team with a permanent job. Southgate, 46, was temporarily lifted to England's rudder, when Sam Allardyce had to leave his post for the corruption scandal only after 67 days. (translated from fi) [3]

RANGOON — In the prison-like surroundings of a Thai refugee camp on the Burma border, 10-year-old Kler Heh would play football in bare feet with family and friends dreaming of a new life elsewhere. Anywhere. [4]

By THANYARAT DOKSONE / AP WRITER Friday, February 25, 2011 [5]

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