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shinguard

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shinguard [ˈʃɪngɑːd] Nespinillera f


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Footballers had slicked back Brylcreamed hair, massive shinguards, and boots that were a ton weight.
However, a trip to a shopping centre got out of hand last week and I ended up with a tally of out-ofseasonal shame that comes to two leather bags, three Patrick Swayze DVDs, aforementioned singing tree, two pairs of shinguards, a neon snowman and a Doris Day CD that I couldn't help opening.
They also gathered together their boots, shinguards and equipment and gave half to the orphanage and the rest to the South African team.
 
 
 
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