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Klaus Allofs (born 5
December 1956) is a
German former professional football player, manager, and executive. A striker,
Allofs was a
prolific goalscorer...
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spell in
France notwithstanding).
Allofs represented West
Germany at the 1982
World Cup. Born in Düsseldorf,
Allofs started his
professional career aged...
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Allofs is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Klaus Allofs (born 1956),
German general manager Thomas Allofs (born 1959),
German footballer...
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success mostly with
hometown players like the
famous Allofs brothers (Klaus
Allofs and
Thomas Allofs) or
players like Gerd Zewe (440
games in the Bundesliga)...
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representatives the
company has
never transferred money to any (western) label.
AllofMP3
claims to have
offered settlements to IFPI,
which AllOfMP3
claims IFPI...
- Bild. 27
November 2013.
Retrieved 21
February 2014. "
Allofs sauer über Diego-Reaktion" [
Allofs angry because of Diego's reaction] (in German). Bild.de...
- Santibáñez Head coach: Jupp
Derwall Although players marked with an * (
Allofs,
Engels and Hieronymus) were on the list, they did not
travel to
Spain and...
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scored in 14 matches, for an
average of 1.93
goals per match. 3
goals Klaus Allofs 2
goals Zdeněk
Nehoda Kees Kist
Horst Hrubesch 1 goal Jan
Ceulemans Julien...
- Köln, with such
stars as
Harald Schumacher,
Pierre Littbarski and
Klaus Allofs. In the
first leg (September 19, 1984 in Cologne), Pogoń lost 1–2. In the...
- bid for De
Bruyne worth £47 million.
Wolfsburg sporting director,
Klaus Allofs, said the club
would fight to keep him,
saying "I
think some
other clubs...
