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English: Jón Pauli Olsen is a Faroese football manager. He is the coach of FC Suðuroy. This photo was taken at the match between FC Suðuroy and B36 Tórshavn on Eiðinum football field in Vágur. Jón Pauli Olsen has earlier played football for VB Vágur and VB/Sumba, which changed name to FC Suðuroy in January 2010.
Føroyskt: Jón Pauli Olsen er føroyskur fótbóltsvenjari. Hann er venjari hjá FC Suðuroy (fyrr VB/Sumba). Myndin er tikin til dystin millum FC Suðuroy og B36, sum var leiktur vesturi á Eiðinum í Vági 22. august 2010. Úrslitið av dystinum gjørdist 2-1 til FC Suðuroy, sum harvið slapp burtur frá støðuni sum aftasta lið í Vodafonedeildini. Eftir dystin var liðið nummar 9 við 14 stigum.
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