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الهلال و الاهلي ضاغطين بعض الناس 😂😂😂
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حتى يلو ماجبناه
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شكرا هيئة الترفيه على النصر
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حتا يلو ماجبناها يا قهر
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صار مصخره النصر 😅😅
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يلو يلو يلو يلو👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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حتى تو ما جبتوه
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من العراق عشقي الاهلي وجمهوره💚🤍👏
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ويقولك النخبة سهله
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ي شاااغل الدنيا سنين طويله💛💛☝️🏆 بعز افراحهم شاغلهم
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يلووو جبتوههه🔥🔥
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