Strange additions, strange omissions

I thought that at the moment, the main criterion to let a player belong to the database was that he finished his carrer in the 90's, not earlier.
So I was thunderstruck when I saw the German National Team section, which even includes players fom 1910 !!!!!
And I'm afraid it's becoming the same problem for Italy and Fance...

I admit I don't like this imbalance at all.
If these additions only concerned legends like Beckenbauer, Müller or Rummenigge, I would agree and even think it's an excellent idea. But when anonymous players who retired before World Wars are included in the database, I'm in the mood to throw them out !

Let's be logical and add in priority IMPORTANT and recent players, whatetver their country is.
When I say "important", I mean players who earned many many caps, who attended several World Cups, who won many individual and collective awards...
It's normal that a player who won 60 cups in the 80's is to be included before a player who won 15 caps in the 50's. When I see the France section, I have some doubts (Alcazar is in the database but not Giresse or Battiston... Shocking !)...

Strong countries like Brazil and Argentina are unfairly neglected in this site. When you have a look at the database, you wonder if Malta, Iceland or Luxemburg are more important than them ! They diserve to have all of their players of the 90's included, as well as many past players who won a World Cup. Nevermind if their club career (especially their number of games and goals) is not as well informed as for european players.

Anyway, I think it's not a scandal to omit every player who retired before the end of the 50's. The oldest german player who deserve to be in the database is Fritz Walter, for example.
During the 50's, many countries did not exist yet, many countries had different borders and flags, many countries merged and splitted... It was not the same World...
There are players from more recent former countries (Basically USSR and Yugoslavia) who deserve by far to be in the database than many players from the 50's and before...

Sorry that I cannot help much to feed the site as I'm not a PlayerHistory member, but please consider this message !

Here are some players (who ended in the 90's or later) who deserve to belong to the database and whose club careers are informed @ PlayerHistory.com (so I cannot do it myself)

ALBANIA
Demollari, Sulejman (1983-1995)

ALGERIA
Madjer, Rabah (1978-1992)
Lazizi, Tarek (1993-1998)
Menad, Djamel (1985-1995)
Oudjani, Cherif (1986-1992)

ARGENTINA
Giusti, Ricardo (1983-1990)
Batista, Sergio Daniel (1985-1990)

BELARUS
Aleinikov, Sergei (1992-1994)

BRAZIL
Junior (Leovigildo) (1979-1992)
Renato Gaucho (1983-1993)
Silas (1986-1992)
Mozer (1983-1994)

CHILE
Yanez, Patricio (1979-1994)
Rubio, Hugo (1985-1992)

COLOMBIA
De Avila, Anthony (1983-1998)
Escobar, Andres (1988-1994)
Iguaran, Arnoldo (1979-1993)

CZECH REPUBLIC
Hasek, Ivan (1984-1994)
Bilek, Michal (1985-1995)

DENMARK
Nielsen, Kent (1983-1992)
Olsen, Jesper (1980-1990)
Elstrup, Lars (1988-1993)

HONDURAS
Yearwood, Gilberto (1980-1993)

LITHUANIA
Narbekovas, Arminas (1991-1993)

MOROCCO
Bouderbala, Aziz (1982-1992)

JAMAICA
Cargill, Peter (1985-1998)

PANAMA
Fernandez, Rommel (1985-1992)

SAN MARINO
Bonini, Massimo (1990-1995)

SOUTH KOREA
Kim, Joo-Sung (1985-1994)
Choi, Soon-Ho (1980-1991)

TAJIKISTAN
Ashurmamadov, Alier (1992-2000)

TUNISIA
Limam, Djamel (1988-1996)
Dhiab, Tarek (1977-1990)

TURKEY
Cetin, Ogüz (1988-1998)
Colak, Tanju (1984-1991)

TURKMENISTAN
Mukhadov, Charyar (1992-1999)

UKRAINE
Bezhenar, Serhiy (1994-1998)
Kosovski, Vitali (1996-2000)
Kalitvintsev, Yuriy (1995-1999)

USA
Perez, Hugo (1984-1994)
Kinnear, Dominic (1990-1995)
Doyle, John (1987-1994)
Michallik, Janusz (1991-1994)

UZBEKISTAN
Bugalo, Pavel (1995-2000)
Shkvyrin, Igor (1992-2000)
Abduraimov, Azamat (1992-1997)

VENEZUELA
Rivas, Stalin (1989-1996)

WALES
Phillips, David (1984-1998)
Ratcliffe, Kevin (1981-1993)