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Hey Zlopseto. I wonder if you could add ((croatia-footy-bio-stub))
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I appreciate your input on this matter. Let me start with Bencun as well. That was my mistake. I won't pursue the matter further. Your comments suggest to me that you haven't actually read the text of WP:NFOOTBALL. I suggest you take a moment to do so. You'll see it explicitly excludes the arguments your making, namely being youth internationals and signed to a fully pro club. As for the practicality, a deleted article can be restored at the click of a button, as you well know having initiated the procedure yourself for Mateo Bencun. Finally, regarding the quality of the articles, they could definitely use expansion, but it is not really a factor in terms of notability.
On an unrelated note, please add new sections to the bottom and not the top of the talk page. Using the new section feature (alt/shift/+), present on all talk pages, will do this for you automatically. Sir Sputnik (talk) 19:19, 8 September 2012 (UTC)
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