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What kind of animal is Frances in the Frances book?
She is a badger.
Who is Frances rain?
Frances rain is a book ghost in this book . Frances is the grans mother
What is the color of the uniform of Indian cricket players 1983?
sky blue colour maximum they change related sky blue colour
What is Frances favorite sport?
First it would be football then biking and then soccer.
What nicknames did Frances Day go by?
Frances Day went by Frankie.
What color is the Uruguay uniform for soccer?
The colours of the Uruguayan football jersey is Blue, White and Black
What is Frances' most played sport?
soccer
What color of uniform does the soccer teams needs to wear?
It depends on what the team decides to wear. They decide as a team on what color their jersey's should be. Sometimes the coach will pick the jerseys and jersey color.
Who is the most famous soccer player in Frances world cup soccer team?
Zinedine Zidane
How heavy is a soccer uniform?
about 1.5 pounds
How much is one soccer uniform?
$100 i should now that because i am on a soccer team
Which retailer's sell soccer uniform's?
Sports Direct offer a wide range of soccer uniforms for sale as do JJB Sports. These are only suggested if looking for a bargain, for an authentic soccer uniform visiting the official website of the soccer club is more beneficial.
What color was paul fisher's soccer uniform at tangerine middle school in the book tangerine?
Oh, dude, I mean, like, who even remembers that? But if you really wanna know, Paul Fisher's soccer uniform in "Tangerine" was like, white with green stripes or something. But hey, don't take my word for it, go read the book again if you're that curious.
What color uniform was the confederacy uniform?
it was grayalso what color were the muslin shirts with all the buttons
What is a soccer teams outfit called?
A uniform maybe?
What is Frances most popular food and sport?
food: ratatoulie sport: soccer
What color was the school uniform from 'Yes Pretty Cure 5'?
The color's uniform are blue and purple.
