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[Insidethegames.biz (blog)] - Here, I am very much in agreement with Vinnie Jones. Jones, now a Hollywood movie star, may have been the bad boy of football when it came to violence on and off the field, but he knows all about how bad racism was in Britain in his playing days in the
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[The Sun] - GRINNING Vinnie Jones clearly didn't have the hump last night as he hit the town in a camel-coloured overcoat. The former Wimbledon hardman happily posed for snaps outside posh London eaterie The Ivy, wrapping his arm around a doorman.
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[Daily Star] - “I remember getting DVDs as a kid – the one I remember really well was Vinnie Jones,” he smiles. “I'ma massive fan of football, I have been since I can remember. My uncle was an ex-pro so it was always in the family and I played lots of it.
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[talkSPORT.co.uk] - No one has ever made the transition from footballer to movie star quite like Vinnie Jones. Since his storming debut in 'Lock, Stock' as hard man Big Chris, the former tough-tackling member of the Crazy Gang has starred in Snatch, Swordfish
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