Talk:UEFA Regions' Cup

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BetacommandBot 20:21, 3 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Information Needed!

The goal times to the 1999 ~~and 2003~~ final~~s, and the referees for the 2005 and 2007 finals~~.
If anyone knows these at all, it would be a great help if you could edit the article so it shows the correct facts.
Thanks, Craitman H. Pellegrino (talk) 21:28, 20 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Qualification by Country

I think these informations are important to be mentioned. I know that are incomplete, so we could complete it here before to put in the article. So, who knows more, please complete it!

Country	Team Qualified
Andorra	Authomatic qualification as Andorra
England	Winner of FA National League System Cup
Germany	Winner of U21-Länderpokal
Italy	Winner of Trofeo delle Regioni
Liechtenstein	Authomatic qualification as Liechtenstein
Luxembourg	Authomatic qualification as Luxembourg
Poland	Winner of Regions Cup
Portugal	Winner of Torneio Eusébio - Taça das Regiões
San Marino	Authomatic qualification as San Marino
Spain	Winner of Copa de las Regiones

Stanza13 (talk) 07:50, 11 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Ukraine Representation

OK, I addressed that before. For whatever reason that is being simply ignored. Some one stated that the Wiki article for the Region's Cup to not the name of the amateur clubs for whatever reason. OK, that's fine. However, if that so, I have a question. Why does someone continues to put Kherson-Kzeso for Kherson Oblast? FC KZESO Kakhovka from Kherson Oblast is an amateur club that competes in Kherson Oblast championship. KZESO (Russian abbreviation) stands for Kakhovka Factory of Electro-Welding Equipment that information was posted on rsssf.com for the last 10 years if not more. The club also used to compete on a professional level in lower divisions under the names Meliorator and FC Kakhovka before becoming financially challenged. The reality is that at some point Ukraine was represented by a collective amateur team from a certain oblast, but often it is being represented by a particular club that competes at the National Amateur competition. Wikipedia should show some consistency, either write one thing or stick to another. I know that UEFA has Kakhovka-Kzeso name posted, however, the FFU acknowledges Kakhovka-Kzeso as the actual club FC KZESO Kakhovka that was represented at the Region's Cup. Here is the official website of the amateur football in Ukraine, alas in Ukrainian only, that provides information on the competition from the Ukrainian perspective (http://www.aafu.org.ua/uefa/). Aleksandr Grigoryev (talk) 19:01, 2 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

In order to show some consistency (as you asked for in your above comment), the names used on the UEFA website are the ones used on the Regions' Cup articles on Wikipedia (or at least a shortened version thereof) and to keep even more consistency, only the regions represented in the tournaments are linked to (as the majority of the regional FA's don't have their own articles on Wikipedia). I'll go through your recent edits to the tournaments' articles to see if any need to be corrected to maintain consistency, or if a compromise can be found between differing names - I'll probably remove sources as well otherwise every single region's names will have to be sourced if they're all to be equal. Also, thank you for helping with updating the current Regions' Cup article's scores and tables. Ը२ձւե๓ձռ¹⁷ 13:33, 3 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]