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Driss Bamous (15
December 1942 – 16
April 2015) was a
Moroccan football midfielder. He was also a
trained professional soldier at the
military academy...
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Baptiste Questions Everything. In
January 2021, Baptiste's
comedy pilot Bamous launched on BBC
Three / BBC One. In 2024,
Baptiste was
dropped by his agents...
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consisted entirely of
players in the
Moroccan league,
including Driss Bamous and
Ahmed Faras. On 3 June 1970,
against West Germany,
Morocco opened the...
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international networking selection Maghreb with
players such qu'Allal, Filali,
Bamous, Faras, Lalmas, Guedioura, Chekroun, the AC
Milan with the
Prati Albertosi...
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Series 15 of A
League of
Their Own on Sky One. He has also
written for
BAMOUS on BBC
Three and Have I Got News For You on BBC One. Gag warfare: standups...
- (1972–73) Amar Ben
Siffedine (1972–73)
Sabino Barinaga (1973–74) Fin
Driss Bamous (1973–74) Guy
Clisaux (1974–80)
Sabino Barinaga (1980–82)
Mircea Dridea...
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Ghandi (1948-08-16)16
August 1948 (aged 21) 0 RCA
Casablanca 8 3MF
Driss Bamous (1942-12-15)15
December 1942 (aged 27) 2 FAR
Rabat 9 4FW
Ahmed Faras (1946-12-07)7...
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Perfect BBC One 11
January B.O.T. and the
Beasties CBeebies 12
January Bamous BBC
Three 24
January Incredible Journeys with
Simon Reeve BBC Two 25 January...
- Ben Soed
Mohamed Koussa Josy
Kirchens Paul
Philipp H****an
Akesbi Driss Bamous Boujemaa Benkhrif Ahmed Faras Cherkaoui Hafnaoui Moulay Khanousi Johan Cruyff...
- 1974–1978 9
Mehdi Belmejdoub 1978–1979 10
Fadoul Benzeroual 1979–1986 11
Driss Bamous 1986–1992 12
Houssaine Zemmouri 1992–1995 13
Hosni Benslimane 1995–2009...
