User talk:Steve Fox

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Warrington Wolves

If I deleted any paragraphs then it was accidental. If you have not already restored the missing text then I will now do so.

An anonymous editor keeps taking all the paragraphs out of history sections. I restore them and then he comes back and removes them again. It is immensely annoying.

Whilst I make every effort to avoid deleting anybody's work, in this case I must have missed your edits. Sorry.GordyB 10:26, 4 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Widnes Vikings

Hi Steve, thanks for the update :) I take it you must work with the club on the club site? If so, you will be a great resource for me as I currently going to reworks the Vikings page to update the contents and quality of the article.

I plan on getting the article into the top quality Rugby League articles, hopefully with my ideas that I have will be able to set it as a benchmark for the other UK rugby league articles to follow suit. As its currently the Australian articles that are leading the way.

--VikingJohn (talk) 15:44, 15 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

File source problem with File:Fred Kelsall in 1930.jpg

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File copyright problem with File:Fred Kelsall in 1930.jpg

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License tagging for File:Arthur Johnson register.jpg

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FA Community Shield

You might want to re-examine the quality of the sources you provided at FA Community Shield. The ESPN one simply states "The game is classed as a non-competitive fixture by the FA", but this is totally unsubstantiated. Since when has the FA considered the Community Shield non-competitive? I think you'd get a few suits at the FA disagreeing with them on that. The Telegraph source is even worse as it just says Ivanovic wasn't going to serve a ban for his red card in the Community Shield; that means nothing in terms of the match's competitiveness, it just means that cards don't carry over to the league season. – Pee Jay 18:59, 30 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]