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Monday 07 June 2010 7:40 pm

Police deport Argentine suspects

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TEN suspected Argentine hooligans have been deported after police say they were planning to disrupt the World Cup.

The men, said to belong to the country’s “barras bravas” organised group, blacklisted by police, were arrested at Johannesburg airport.

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