How We Play Hockey In Norway
In Norway, hockey isn’t a big deal. But that all changed for me one day in the back of a tiny video store in rural Sweden — the day I found it.
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In Norway, hockey isn’t a big deal. But that all changed for me one day in the back of a tiny video store in rural Sweden — the day I found it.
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Roma, per me, è il mondo. Questo Club e questa città sono stati la mia vita. Sempre.
Rome, to me, is the world. This club, this city, has been my life. Sempre.
When I step out onto the court, I still feel like I’m fighting for it. With each game, with each point, with each shot, I fight.
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