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JUST LIKE WATCHING BRAZIL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

By David Richardson
CORINTHIANS Paulista have launched a new third kit in tribute to Corinthian-Casuals – the forefathers of the Brazilian giants.
The Pitching In Isthmian League Premier side inspired the formation of the two-time FIFA World Champions in 1910 when five São Paulo Railway workers watched Corinthian FC during their tour of Brazil.
The club has since grown into one of the most successful Brazilian sides but they haven’t forgotten their roots.
Their latest appreciate to Casuals comes in the form of a new shirt, predominantly brown, but accented with pink and b...

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