Antonio Robles-Jimenez is a retired

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player who played professionally in the

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. In 1998, Robles signed with the

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of the

. He was the league's sixth leading scorer and was Second Team All League. The Flash released Robles during the 2000 pre-season. He then moved to the

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of the

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.2000 Riverside County Elite 17 (9) In April 2001, Robles rejoined the Flash, but does not appear to have played for them.Flash rides a rollercoaster
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Robles, Antonio Living people 1970 births Riverside County Elite players San Diego Flash players A-League (1995–2004) players USL Second Division players Men's association football midfielders American men's soccer players 20th-century American sportsmen