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The beatroot and Vilhelm Konnander write about problems facing Poland and Ukraine as they are beginning to prepare to host Euro 2012.
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is it really true? I can’t believe but I’m so happy. I love football and there is an opportunity to see the third most important sport event in my country. Great success!
congrats for all Poles and Ukrainians. We’ve done it together and should be proud!