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Inclusion Criteria For Famous Former Players

How about something like: During or following their time at Welling United they fulfilled one (or more) of the following criteria:

Capped at full international level [Steve Finnan, Andy Townsend]
Played more than 50 league games in the top division of English or Scottish Football. [Steve Finnan, Andy Townsend, Danny Dichio, Paul Barron, Tony Agana]
Made more than 200 appearances in the second tier (or above) of English football. [Steve Finnan, Andy Townsend, Danny Dichio, Tony Agana]
Managed within the top Four Tiers of English football for at least five seasons. (Or international equivalent)
Have managed an International team at either Full International or U21 level.
Have had a successful career as a media football pundit or commentator. [Andy Townsend]

Terry Skiverton does not fulfil these criteria. He made 200+ Football League appearances, but only at 3rd/4th Tier; and has only been a football league manager for less than a year. Ben Greenhalgh was on the list as he appeared on, and won Sky One's show Football's Next Star. He won a professional contract with Inter Milan of Italy. Danny Chapman has only made 90 football league appearances, none in the top two tiers. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 137.205.222.236 (talk) 20:57, 12 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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