- 1955),
commonly known as
Casuco, is a
Spanish former football right back and manager. Born in Lorca,
Region of Murcia,
Casuco spent most of his career...
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Official Magazine of the FEU Advocate,
March 2012, Vol.8 Pelayo, Larry;
Casuco,
David (2011). "The Philippines' long
history with the Rose Parade". Balita...
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Herrerita and
Isidro Lángara (all
represented Spain in this period), as well as
Casuco and
Ricardo Gallart modernised the game with
their pace and
running off...
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Barrios Rafael Benítez
Antonio Calderón Paco
Campos Fernando Castro Santos Casuco Álvaro
Cervera Luis César
Sampedro Javier Clemente Ignacio Eizaguirre Joseba...
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Retrieved 16
November 2017. "El
derbi murciano, para los de
Casuco" [Murcian derby, to
Casuco's boys] (in Spanish).
Mundo Deportivo. 9 May 2005. Retrieved...
- hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Albert Stroni Quique Estebaranz Casuco Abraham García S.L,
EDICIONES PLAZA. "El
Elche visitará Segovia". Alicanteplaza...
- Almería tras el cese de Juan Martínez
Casuco (Alfonsín, new
manager of Almería
after the
firing of Juan Martínez
Casuco);
Libertad Digital, 26
January 2004...
- 11 6 15.00% José María Salmerón May 1999
January 2001 24 6 8 10 25.00%
Casuco January 2001
January 2004 127 52 39 36 40.94% Alfonsín
January 2004 February...
- as Boat Man
Pirates Allen Chen Rudy
Castillo Óscar
Navarro Reynaldo T.
Casuco David Weisman (uncredited)
Teenagers Kristine Chieng Inka
Wollenberg Andre...
- Mexico Gijón,
Asturias Emilín 10' Lángara 40'
Gallart 75'
Herrerita 88'
Casuco 89'
Report 1
Report 2
Alonso 5' Mejía 20' Stadium: El Molinón Referee: Amadeo...
