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David McCarthy (born 1988)

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Nomination of Raffaele Cretaro for deletion

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Hi Protector, I have came across your contributions on the article Raffaele Cretaro and its article for deletion discussion. There are notability guidelines in place to see if an article is notable enough for inclusive on Wikipedia. Unfortunately Raffaele Cretaro does not at the present time fulfill these. For football WP:NFOOTY, a player needs to have played not only as a professional player but in a fully professional league or cup, the same applies to managers. The League of Ireland has not been fully professional and this removes that criteria. Also could have gained notability by playing in an International tournament, the Olympics, or European Championships or even the World Cup. Or, as I got clarification on today, any of the rounds after qualifying in a UEFA club competition. He fails these unfortunately at the moment and perhaps with a good run next season get through the qaulifers with Sligo and become notable.

As for a club they vary from country to country but in Ireland all league clubs meet the notability guidelines as the cut off point is that they have competed in the national cup competition the FAI cup in this case.

There are general notability guidelines WP:GNG that could be fulfilled by players that would also meet the criteria. If you have any questions or would like to read more there is a football project on wikipedia WP:FOOTBALL and its relevant talkpage. I hope the nomination of the article wont deter you from contributing, understandably it can be disappointing to see an article you created maybe deleted, but you seem to have a good knowledge and I am sure you could be an assit to the community on here. I see you have been on here for a while, I know its a bit late but I will add the welcome message that may have links that will be of some use to you. Thanks for reading and I hope this helps explain things for you, if I can help you in any way just post on talkpage. Murry1975 (talk) 17:46, 3 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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