Talk:Luca Bucci

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Clarification

I tidied up the article a bit, but this part left me a bit confused:

"Bucci, who was an indiscuss player during the first golden years of Parma, "

Can anyone who knows the subject matter shed some light on what this could mean? I don't really know what an "indiscuss player" is, but I'm also unsure about what "first golden years of Parma" means. If no-one has information on this, I'll edit it out. CarlosCoppola 09:07, 29 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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