Talk:Shota Arveladze

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[edit] Int'l goal tally

On this article, Arveladze's international goal tally is recorded as 22. However on the Georgia national football team article, his goal tally is recorded as 21. Could this matter possibly be looked into? --Paidgenius 16:55, 30 October 2007 (UTC)

According to the information from Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation, (a reliable source), he is listed as having 60 caps and 26 goals, and having played from 1992-2007. The national team statistics on the current wiki article are dated from August 17, 2006, and thus may be incomplete. They also list him as having started the national team career in 1996. Again RSSSF list his first cap in 1992, see here. I think we can safely change the caps to be: 1992–2007, 60 (26). ––Stochil 13:49, 31 October 2007 (UTC)