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I need to change the article regarding Andre Villas-Boas but it is semi-protected.
The following text needs removing as it is completely false - he never had strabismus: 'From early youth, Villas-Boas harboured ambitions to become a professional footballer, but upon starting school he soon found out that he lacked the requisite skills to do so. He had poor hand-eye coordination owing to a strabismus that he had developed in his left eye as a toddler, something which rendered him incapable of displaying a decent level of competence in most sports, let alone football. It was Villas-Boas' disappointment at not being able to join in games with his friends that made him so fiercely determined to succeed in football, not as a player, but as a coach. He couldn't play football, but his understanding of the game was second to none due to hours he'd spent standing on the sidelines, observing others play and analysing their performances, always seeking to find areas of improvement'
Please advise asap. Thank you
Add a new section to Talk:André_Villas-Boas - you'll see some there already - after a title add {{edit semi-protected}} then your text (NB. once your account is 4 days old and you have made 10 edits, you can edit yourself) Ronhjones (Talk) 20:34, 3 July 2012 (UTC)
July 2012
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