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What is the job outlook for football player?
It can be great if you love and know the game of football.
What football player named Michael had?
He had great speed.
Is this sentence correct he is a good footballer and he is a great chess player?
"he is a great chess player" is grammatically correct, but the rest could be better. No one really says footballer, a better choice would be Football player try: "he plays football and chess well." or "he's great at both football and chess."
Was Jacob Flanagan a good Football Player?
Yes, under sized, but a great Ath!! very explosive! Hard working. Know as a hard hitting, quick football player! Had great hands and was The number one option football player in his time in the state of Alabama!
Who is Saxon Mingus?
Saxon Mingus Anderson is a great football player.
How do you convince people to play football?
be a great player like MH11.
What is the name of the player that played for the Washington Redskins that got shot?
His name was Sean Taylor. He was a great safety from the University of Miami.
Who is Dan Marino?
a great football player for the Miami dolphins how could you not know that
Who is the best Portuguese football player of all time?
According to me it is the great Eusibo.
Who are Compton Bennet's great great great grandchildren?
miss Amy Taylor and mr. Benjamin Taylor their great great grandchildren are miss Helen Taylor and mr. garry Taylor
What makes football great and what makes someone want to be a football player?
Football can make you rich, famous and popular the world over in a few short years.
What seaway made it possible for large ships to tavel from the Atlantic to the great lakes in the us?
You're thinking of the "St Lawrence Seaway", named after famed NY Giant football star and convicted sex offender Lawrence Taylor. Just kidding - the St Lawrence Seaway is actually named after T.E. Lawrence, the famed Lawrence of Arabia. Well, no, just kidding there too. Actually, the Seaway, part of the St Lawrence River, was named by famed French Explorere J. Cartier after St Lawrence, a minor Catholic saint of the third Century, because he (Cartier) sailed up the river for the first time on St. Lawrence's Feast Day. The local Native Americans had other names for the river, but since they weren't Catholic, they couldn't name it after St Lawrence.
