Wikipedia:Requested articles/Sports/Association football (soccer)

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Association football general

Association football lists

Association football seasons

Association football teams

Brazilian teams

Amazonas state

Bahia state


Ceará state

Distrito Federal

Maranhão state

Rio de Janeiro State

Roraima state

Denmark


Eastern Europe

Estonia

Germany

Italy

Northern Ireland Clubs

Norway National Teams

Slovenia

Spain

Turkey

England

Association football players (individual)

A–J

Shaquile Coulthirst

Adnan januzaj

K–N

O–Z

Association football coaches

Misc

  • Ali Sami Alkis (Turkish soccer figure)
  • Arseblog (Arsenal FC blogging website)
  • Arthur Dunn Cup – This is a football competition for 'Old Boys' teams of various leading independent schools, and was first competed for in the 1902–03 season. (See here
  • Charlie Stillitano (former MLS Executive, current host of "The Football Show")
  • Chelsea F.C. – Liverpool F.C. rivalry
  • Cleat Beat – India's first football magazine with award-winning writers and international coaches writing for it.
  • GreenPitch Magazine (American soccer magazine)
  • Peter Fischer (executive) (Association Football Executive)
  • Template:Positions – Or similar. The abbreviations of the positions e.g. in 2010 FIFA World Cup Group C is competely obscure to non-football fanatics, especially those who are not native English. I could just decipher GK=Goalkeeper, RB, CB, LB = right, central, left back. But where RM, CM, LM (I guess Right, center, left midfield) is different than MF. What a CF is (center front?) and where that might be different from FW (=forward??) or RW, LW (Right, left forward, or right left wing?) is rather uclear to me. I have truly no idea whatsoever SS and neither does Wikipedia if you follow the Wikilink. It would be extremely helpful for the readers to have a template on the bottom of such pages giving at least the full text of the abbreviations, preferably with a wikilink to the relevant article. Alternatively, make it a task for your project to provide links to the Association_football_positions page, to help the unwary visitor finding out what these mean. Arnoutf (talk) 19:56, 28 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]
  • Southern Junior Floodlit Cup – youth competition in England won by Arsenal,Chelsea, Tottenham, Aston Villa ect
  • Soccerway – Dutch statistics website used as a reference source in many Wikipedia football articles [107]
  • List of association football players never to have received a red card – Spanish striker Raul is one notable entry but are there other players??
  • List of fully-sovereign states without FIFA membership.
  • Terrace Culture - Simply googling this provides many examples of usage, and it seems to refer to the allowance for taboo topics shouted from the fans attending sporting events. It may relate generally to any sport, but "terrace" may specifically point towards the premier league. Again, googling doesn't provide a definition (not immediately) and it seems that defining this - and providing examples which numerous blogs / articles mention - would serve a purpose, especially as it seems to be a rising consideration with MLS' ban on homophobic slurs from players, and similar penalties / ire generated internationally.
  • List of Italian football transfers summer 2013
  • Smoke-A Bowl — Derby match between the Seattle Sounders and Colorado Rapids. Name started by teams' supporter groups after both Washington and Colorado became the first states to legalize the recreational use of marijuana.
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