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History: since 1886?[edit]

Yes, there was a "Canterbury" team back in 1886. But which evidence is there, that the current outfit has anything to do with the historic side? There are claims made, that "Canterbury", "Canterbury-Marrickville" and "Canterbury-Bankstown" may all be the same. However, there is clear evidence that eg. "Canterbury" of the early 1950s has nothing to do with the "Canterbury-Bankstown" of that era (paralell existence). Evidence should be provided, or the article is to be adjusted. Oalexander (talk) 00:16, 17 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]