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Helmut Roleder
West German goalkeeper Helmut Roleder was Stuttgart’s custodian
for more than a decade (1972/86).
The
form of his contemporaries Harald Schumacher, Dieter Burdenski and Eike Immel
restricted him to a single cap in 1984, the year Stuttgart won the Bundesliga
title.
He
replaced Harald Schumacher in the second half of a friendly vs. USSR (March 28,
1984, 2-1 West Germany win).
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Photo
From: Fussball Magazin, Issue 6, November December 1984
(Helmut
Roleder)
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Geert Brockaert
Belgian midfielder Geert Brockaert spent his career at Cercle
Brugge (1978/1991).
He earned only a single cap vs. East Germany on September 12, 1990
(2-0 East Germany win).
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Photo
From: Foot
Magazine, Issue 96, October 1989
(Geert
Brockaert)
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Roberto Baronio
Italian midfielder Roberto Baronio was often referred as a future
International.
He represented Italy at the 2000 Olympics.
He was signed by Lazio in 1996, but was frequently loaned out for
over a decade.
He earned a solitary cap in 2005 vs. Ecuador under Marcelo Lippi.
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Photo
From: Calcio 2000, Issue 32, July 2000
(Roberto
Baronio)
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Miodrag Krivokapic
Yugoslavian defender Miodrag Krivokapic lined up for Red Star
Belgrade in the 80s, before earning a move to Dundee United in 1988. He would
remain in the Scottish League for the next decade to the end of his career.
He earned five caps for Yugoslavia in 1988-89 but never really
gained Manager Ivica Osim’s confidence.
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Photo
From: Shoot, June 15, 1991
(Miodrag Krivokapic)
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Paul Stewart
Tottenham Hotspur’s Paul Stewart earned recognition in his club’s
run and triumph in the FA Cup in 1991.
Graham Taylor rewarded him with three caps in 1991/92 but he
failed to make an impact.
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Photo
From: Guerin Sportivo, Issue 816 (Number 42), October
17-23, 1990
(Tottenham Hotspur’s Paul Stewart)
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