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[edit]Hi there, I'm a bit frustrated that you removed my WP:BOLD page move with the only comment being Discuss?, if you look on the talk page I posted a topic on November 28 suggesting the move and had one person agree that the title was incorrect - you could have just joined the conversation there. You note that there are 'some players with only 3 appearances', you seem to have misread the table, it only shows players that were listed in four World Cup squads and played in 3, it doesn't currently show players that were named in three WC squads and played in those tournaments. The page title says 'multiple' which means 2+, at present there is zero justification for players with 2 or three WC appearances being excluded. I'm sure that there are a lot more players that are excluded here, as it is much more regular for a player to be 'at their peak' for 8-12 years, with those being in their national squad over a 16 year period being much more rare. The re-title was the easiest way to make the page make sense, as the amount of work to include the (potentially hundreds) of players to have appeared in more than one World Cup might take a long time - at which point the title could be adjusted back. Mountaincirquetalk 09:58, 7 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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