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Robbie Keane factfile

The life and times of Robbie Keane.

Robbie Keane factfile

Tue, 02 Jul, 2002 - 14:29

1980: Born Robert David Keane in Dublin on July 8.

1994: Chooses to join Wolves, then being managed by former England manager Graham Taylor, despite interest from top-flight clubs.

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