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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 28. Chapters: Aaran Lines, Aidas Preik aitis, Alban Ramaj, Alexander Kruk, Andy Nagelein, Bernd Rauw, Chad Deering, Christian Lenze, Daniel Masuch, Enrico Neitzel, Eric Agyemang, Ferhat Cerci, Ferydoon Zandi, Francis Banecki, Francis Bugri, Frank Gerster, Frank Loning, Gilbert Mushangazhike, Giovanni Cannata, Goya Jaekel, Grover Gibson, Jan-Andre Sievers, Jasmin Spahi, Jens Paeslack, John van Buskirk, Jorg Heinrich, Lawrence Aidoo, Marcel Reichwein, Marcus Rickert, Mario Neunaber, Markus Unger, Mark Burton (footballer), Massimo Cannizzaro, Michael Kummerle, Nermin elikovi, Nils Pfingsten-Reddig, Patrick Ghigani, Rachid El Hammouchi, Radovan Vujanovi, Rudolf Zedi, Sebastian Schoof, Stephen Famewo, Thomas Litjens, Thorsten Nehrbauer, Thorsten Schmugge, Tobias Duffner, Tomasz Sajdak, Uli Stein, Velimir Grgi . Excerpt: Andreas Hannes Ling Fung "Andy" Nagelein (traditional Chinese: simplified Chinese: Jyutping: nip ling fung; born 5 October 1981) is a German footballer born in Hong Kong. Nagelein began his career in Germany and he left to Cyprus in short term. He is currently playing for Hong Kong First Division League club Hong Kong Rangers. His usual position is as a defensive midfielder primarily, but he can also be utilized as a centre back or a full back. Nagelein was born on 5 October 1981 in Hong Kong, his father, a German working in Hong Kong, and his mother, a Hong Kong Chinese. He has a sister, who was also born in Hong Kong. When he was a year old, his family went back to Nuremberg, Germany. At the age of five, Nagelein started playing football for a local club and he scored 170 goals in the league, so Nagelein switched to 1. FC Nuremberg and stayed for nine years. He played as a striker as a young player, but he currently plays as a midfielder. This is because his coach told him that...
