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List of Hajduk players

Why are you adding players with under 100 appearances to this list? Dale.hžv (talk) 11:26, 4 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Sorry, I didn't read the text above the list so I tought that 50 league caps was the minimum limit to put a player there. Also, some amazing Hajduk players didn't reach 100 caps so it's kind of weird not to see Kalinić,Bubalo or Bošnjak on the list. Thanks for the heads up anyway.

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Not a problem. I know, a lot of them might be left out, but we gotta have some credible criteria for the list, so I think all this guys under 100 apps should be deleted for now. We could add 100+ goals as another criteria, though, and keep the likes of Gazdić? As far as I could see on other clubs pages there are only 100+ apps lists, although, there could be a list of 50-100 apps players similar to this one. I don't have the time or the will to create it any time soon, however, and feel it might be just a never-ending table of names no one's gonna want to read.

On another note, if you feel keen on honoring guys like Bubalo and Bošnjak (which I'm all for!), feel free to come up with another kind of criteria on this very same page (i.e. "most goals per game" and list players according to every season or something). Cheers! Dale.hžv (talk) 19:41, 4 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

OK

Thanks, ill try to think of some idea of how to combine those players on another list.

June 2016

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Transfers

We'll keep Ćosić (and Mamut) for now, but for future notice, please don't add/erase players following the articles on daily news. We should have official confirmation from the club's official channels (webpage seems the most reliable) or Football Federation Herald you can find here, as newspapers can be quite unreliable (for example Stefan Šimić loan last winter). Dale.hžv (talk) 17:30, 16 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Yeah I know, I usually don't rely on the media but when I see that nogometplus.hr says so, then it's actually 99% correct. I did the same thing with Kožulj. I meant to add Ante Erceg also but OK, I will wait for the official page.

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