User talk:Brendo51

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I've just looked at your sandbox

You need to put your references in line, as I described on my talk page, a list at the bottom means we can't tell which ref goes with each fact.
Don't use bare urls as refs. If you are not sure how to fix them, I'll run a script once they are formatted as references, each following the fact it supports using <ref>[url description]</ref>
The club's own site is not adequate for notability, although you can use it for uncontroversial stuff like their strip

Jimfbleak - talk to me? 08:38, 20 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

That section seems weird to me. In the UK, we have two national cup competitions. The League Cup is open only to the four top divisions (the professional ones). The FA Cup is open to any club that plays on a permanent ground. Teams that play in the former competition are clearly notable, but virtually any amateur team that owns or rents a ground is notable if the qualifying rounds of the FA Cup are counted, which makes a travesty of our general notability guidelines. I've read the talk page, which I don't find particularly edifying. I suppose the thing to do is nominate it for AFD and see what happens Jimfbleak - talk to me? 16:14, 20 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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