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Pallalcesto Amatori Udine,
better known by the
sponsorship name
Snaidero Udine, was an
Italian professional basketball club
based in Udine, Friuli-Venezia...
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Caserta (1982–83
until 1984–85)
Mobilgirgi Caserta (1985–86
until 1986–87)
Snaidero Caserta (1987–88
until 1988–89)
Phonola Caserta (1989–90
until 1992–93)...
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Amatori Udine,
better known as
Snaidero Udine, was
demoted to the
minor leagues,
Pozzo helped his
friend Edy
Snaidero,
majority shareholder of the basketball...
- Vujačić pla**** for
Branik and Polzela. The
following year, he pla**** for the
Snaidero Udine junior team,
before joining the
senior team in 2001. Vujačić pla****...
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water heaters and biom****
boilers Snaidero Middle East, a
joint venture with the
Italian furniture manufacturer Snaidero,
manufactures kitchen cabinets,...
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Despite being a
distinct club, APU
Udine de
facto inherited the
fanbase of
Snaidero Udine, the
historic club of the town
dissolved in 2011.
Amici Pallacanestro...
- Stadium, in Piraeus, Greece, by Real
Madrid of the
Spanish League, and
Snaidero Caserta of the
Italian League.
March 14,
Peace and
Friendship Stadium,...
- the
Croatian club KK Zadar.
After Zadar, he
moved to the
Italian club
Snaidero Udine,
where he pla**** well and
averaged more than 15
points per game during...
- then Petrović had 62
points in the 1989 Cup Winners' Cup final,
against Snaidero Caserta.
Madrid added a 1988 Korać Cup title,
against Cibona Zagreb. Real...
- – C,
Father Henry Carr
Catholic Secondary (Canada)
Sasha Vujačić – G,
Snaidero Udine (Italy)
Players who do not meet the
criteria for "international"...
