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Wikipedia entry for the Moldovan national team amended to include reference to 16 year old wunderkind Bugduv. The amendment is written by user...Masalbugduv
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Comment by Kev on caughtoffside.com on who Arsenal should buy for the coming season: 'Why aren't we snapping up Bugduv, he's supposed to be unreal'. He goes on: 'Masal Bagduv has been described as one of the most exciting young footballers to come out of Moldocan football.'
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In the only entry on the blog, the teen's managerannounces Arsenal's interest, quoting a report in Moldovan paper Diario Mo Thon (Diary of my arse, in Irish)
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James Stephens on boards.ie and hotbovril on eleven-a-side.com both reproduce a fake AP report titled: 'Moldovan sensation to be loaned to Irish club Cork City?'
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So says Ken Wright (Can Write?) on hammyend.com, reproducing another AP report: 'Bugduv could go straight into Arsenal team, says agent'
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The same AP report from Tirol, Moldova on Bugduv's move to Arsenal reproduced by user calledgheno.
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According toTommy Kelly who reproduces another AP report,Bugduv's move could be held up by visa issues.
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'Benitez to steal wunderkind Bugduv from under Arsenal's nose' says igorpetrev on bbc.co.uk
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...leaving him free to join Arsenal, according to another AP piece reproduced byKevin Wright on the Mirror's football blog site.
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So says Bugduv to AP's intrepid reporter, article reproduced byGalwaygooner on bbc.co.uk
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This has since been amended so no link, sorry
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Offside.com links to the Times list, commenter makki says, 'heh there is very funny misteak in Times list...such player (Bugduv) doent exist, it is fake'
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Fredorrarci on soccerlens.com exposes the whole Bugduv story as a hoax
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And removes Bugduv from its list.
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Thanks to runofplay.comreveryone now knows that Masal Bugduv is a phonetic spelling of m'asal beag dubh, or my little black donkey in Irish. Speculation that the name derives from a Padraic O'Conaire short story