Talk:Harold Peacock

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Have redirected on the basis of failing WP:GNG. Player was previously deemed notable under the WP:NAFL for having played one Victorian Football League game, but this SNG no longer exists after WP:NSPORTS2022. Redirected to the player list article rather than deleted based on previous AfDs for similar situations, e.g. Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Graham_Kemp.

All references in the article related to him as a footballer are database, Holmesby & Main, or death notices. Google search for Harold Peacock St Kilda shows up database and wikis only [1] (as well as mentions of a different Harold Peacock from 25 years later and a modern author Harold Peacock. who wrote some football articles). 1920s newspaper search for "peacock st kilda football" shows a could of WP:ROUTINE mentions [2]. I was able to find slightly more coverage of his time at the Metro Farm club in Werribee [3] where he was captain throughout a significant portion of the 1920s, but exclusively in the WP:LOCALCOVERAGE Werribee Shire Banner and therefore not enough to meet WP:N in its own right. Conclusion is that multiple secondary independent sources which exceed the LOCALCOVERAGE threshold do not exist and shall never exist. I have made this change unilaterally as I believe it uncontroversial, but the above would be the basis for an AfD nomination if required. Aspirex (talk) 19:35, 23 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]