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Proposed deletion of Jason Steele (footballer)

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Ben Gibson (footballer)

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Hi, I changed the date of birth information. The month and day were switched round in the template i.e. 1st day of 15th month. I found a reference on the guardian stats center stating he was born 15th Jan, so I switched them round and updated the 'born on' line as well. Really don't know when he was born, so hope I got it right. Andy.robson (talk) 09:51, 27 April 2011 (UTC)Reply

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