Talk:Canberra Cosmos

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[edit] History

The history section has been expanded to provide the detail of the club’s history. Parts of this section include adapted articles by other authors that, although are referenced in the text, should be further recognised as major sources:

[edit] Youth Side

Article says the Cosmos formed a relationship with the AIS, but from memory it was the ACT Academy of Sport (or ACTAS) side playing in the National Youth League that acted as the Cosmos' 'youth side'. I don't think the AIS ever had a formal relationship with the Cosmos.

RDR17 06:38, 3 October 2007 (UTC)


[edit] Notable players

For the purposes of being a notable Cosmos player, I've taken a criteria that a player must have either made 50 appearances for the club or be a full international, or made some other significant contribution to the club. The most notable have a short blurb, while any others meeting this criteria are just listed.

The addition of:

  • Flag of England Marcus Phillips (footballer) (2000-01) 24 apps 0 goals
  • Flag of Scotland Brian Hamilton (footballer) (1999-00) 27 apps 1 goal
  • Flag of Scotland Gordon Hunter (footballer) 28 games 2 goals [[1]
  • Flag of Scotland David Winnie (1999-00) 23 apps 1 goal

are all for players outside this criteria. Other than being non-Australian, I wouldn't say they are notable (and none have their own article) and so have dropped them from the list. - Tomperc (talk) 22:40, 17 December 2007 (UTC)