User talk:Aman201

Supercopa
That's called a matter of debate, so you're meant to debate it. Please raise the issue on the article talk page, or you might get more response if you raise it at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Football. For what it's worth, I understand your point, but RSSSF connect those trophies to the Supercopa as predecessors so that's usually enough reason to connect them on Wikipedia, and this link from RFEF themselves makes specific mention of the two years in question, so they seem happy to have them being part of its history (it doesn't actually mention the Copa Presidente, probably because it is such an embarrassment to have a tournament finished six years after it began). They aren't wins in the same Supercopa competition as the current one, but they already recorded separately on the page and on articles for the club so I see no need to remove them altogether. But as said, it's something to be discussed between multiple editors, not simply something that either you or me decides. Crowsus (talk) 15:49, 22 July 2020 (UTC)

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