In December 2001, SVT aired a documentary about the club Grunden Bois, a group of mentally disabled boys and girls who play football in Gothenburg. Now Kjell Kjellman has made another visit to the club to tell what has happened since then. Among other things, Jocke has become chairman in the club and he tells us how bowling can be dangerous.
Thor Guttormsen
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Hasse 'Ravelli' Lundström
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Tony Bäregård
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Joakim 'Jocke' Andersson
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Madelene Johansson
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Johanna Ringström
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Linda Olsson
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Veronica Isaksson
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Christer Reinikainen
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In December 2001, SVT aired a documentary about the club Grunden Bois, a group of mentally disabled boys and girls who play football in Gothenburg. Now Kjell Kjellman has made another visit to the club to tell what has happened since then. Among other things, Jocke has become chairman in the club and he tells us how bowling can be dangerous.
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