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What language do you use?

  • ITA

    Votes: 4 6.1%

  • ENG

    Votes: 40 60.6%

  • FRA

    Votes: 2 3.0%

  • GER

    Votes: 3 4.5%

  • ESP

    Votes: 17 25.8%
  • Total voters
    66
  • Poll closed .
GIGGIRIVA

GIGGIRIVA

Starting XI
V.K said:
I think the shortest yet correct names in English are:
World Cup 2018
Euro 2004
UEFA CL 2005-06

Or if possible we can add host country names like World Cup 2006 Germany, Euro 2016 France.

But "Euro Cup" looks awkward in English.
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Euro Cup it is as known internationally. If I write Euro 2004 or 2004 Euro looks like a sum of money. Not all for practical reasons write € but Euro. Euro Cup is fine. It is the maximum contraction of the European Championship.
 
M8no2001

M8no2001

Senior Squad
So the decades will be splitted in Club and national teams?
And the All Time and All Star teams are eliminated in order to have enough space for the new league system?
 
GIGGIRIVA

GIGGIRIVA

Starting XI
M8no2001 said:
So the decades will be splitted in Club and national teams?
And the All Time and All Star teams are eliminated in order to have enough space for the new league system?
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No. I just have to redo the languages. But I take this opportunity to fix and remove something. little things
 
V.K

V.K

Starting XI
GIGGIRIVA said:
Euro Cup it is as known internationally
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Sorry but I don't know anyone who calls it Euro Cup.
Maybe back in the day?

GIGGIRIVA said:
Euro 2004
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I believe this is the commonly used abbreviation.

 
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GIGGIRIVA

GIGGIRIVA

Starting XI
V.K said:
Sorry but I don't know anyone who calls it Euro Cup.
Maybe back in the day?


I think this is the commonly used abbreviation.

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if you put it in a logo it makes sense to be called Euro 2008. But if you put it in a string it looks like a sum of money to me. Today I went shopping at the supermarket and I spent Euro 135. This year I have the final installment of my Yaris equal to Euro 4000
 
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