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  • bakerrp
  • September 7, 2012 at 1:17 PM
  • OpalRaptor
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    • October 2, 2026 at 1:33 PM
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    James Walker (Player) | National Football Teams

    Died 19/9/2026 (not announced until 1/10/2026).

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    • October 2, 2026 at 1:39 PM
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    Quote from SiebenW

    Absolutely great stuff. Regarding the end date of Simba the article is probably right with 1985. Neverless, when doing his NFT profile I did it based on Simba pics I found. Of course, we never know if such pics are actually from the year they pretend, maybe the uploader confused 1991 and 1985. But generally, I don't feel good deleting stuff. Retiring at 29 years sounds strange, too. Maybe he was still at Simba or had a comeback? What is really needed to make that clear are the club stats. Such like the wonderful Peñarol page does provide. So, we can actually see who played and who played not.

    OpalRaptor note there is also a difference between NFT and wiki, while NFT club careers are never fully concrete, you can focus the wiki player pages on the reliable stuff. So, good to close his wiki Simba affiliation at 1985.
    Another example is the Tchanilé Tchakala info' you provided. It re-built his career by what he remembered from an article either offline or behind a paywall which was referred from by ChatGPT. So, there is much space for confussion, especially as such articles are, depending on quality, often not very clear/correct about the exact seasons. It really comes strange that Tchanilé Tchakala was a player of Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin without appearing on any 2.Bundesliga matches. So, it was very good that you found this further german source. It may could be he was signed as an amateur player, and maybe due to foreign player restrictions he never made the 1st team squad, and played for the reserve side. Still a bit doubtful about the long time periode. And the Bergmann-Borsig station, the only one actually confirmed by stats, was not even mentioned in the ChatGPT converted article about his memory. Also strange, he got promoted with Foadan but left the club before playing top tier with them. Normally, players get into spotlight for being part of a promoted showcasting their talent in the top tier with the promoted team before moving to a bigger club after having proved theirselves at the top level.
    All together that club career of Tchanilé Tchakala looks strange. I still play along with you because it's based on best known information, and for that time periode we sadly just have such weird sources. And on NFT we just can set clubs by season, while on wiki you can list clubs without fixed timeline.

    I only just saw this today but brilliant I am still looking and have not found an update yet.

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    • October 2, 2026 at 1:42 PM
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    Not sure where to put this but possible feedback not sure if ever suggested but knowing which teams a player was on loan and dual registration with? eg something like the image mock up?

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    • October 2, 2026 at 6:25 PM
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    Abdallah Juma Ally (Player) | National Football Teams

    Abdallah Juma Ally (Zanzibar) – additional club statistics

    I found some additional information for Abdallah Juma Ally’s club career. His NFT profile currently has most league appearances/goals blank and lists 20 goals for Mtibwa Sugar in 2006. There appears to be enough evidence to add/correct some of this.

    Mtibwa Sugar – 2003: 18 league goals

    A later Mwanaspoti interview with Abdallah Juma himself has him saying that he was top scorer twice for Mtibwa Sugar:

    • 2003 – 18 goals
    • 2006 – 25 goals

    He specifically says that he finished 2003 with 18 goals and 2006 with 25.

    RSSSF independently lists him as the top scorer of the 2003 Super Eight with 7 goals. This does not contradict the 18-goal figure, because RSSSF explicitly says the seven goals are for the Super Eight only, rather than his complete 2003 league campaign.

    Therefore I think the following can be added:

    2003 – Mtibwa Sugar – 18 goals

    Mtibwa Sugar – 2006: probably 25 goals rather than 20

    NFT currently gives:

    2006 – Mtibwa Sugar – 20 goals

    However, there is quite strong Tanzanian evidence that the actual figure was 25.

    In the Mwanaspoti interview mentioned above, Juma himself says he scored 25 goals in 2006.

    Mwanaspoti has also independently repeated this figure several times, including describing him as having scored 25 in 2006 and finishing one behind Mohamed Hussein "Mmachinga"'s 26-goal record.

    There are some secondary lists which give 20, so there is conflicting historical information, but the 25-goal figure is supported by a direct quotation from Abdallah Juma himself and numerous later Tanzanian reports.

    Suggested correction:

    2006 – Mtibwa Sugar – 25 goals rather than 20

    Mtibwa Sugar – 2005: at least 1 confirmed goal

    RSSSF records:

    12 June 2005 – Mtibwa Sugar 3–1 Mji Mpwapwa

    Scorers:
    Dickson Daud 2', Abdallah Juma 18', Salhina Mjengwa 82'.

    So he definitely scored at least one league goal in 2005, although I haven't found his complete season total.

    Mtibwa Sugar – 2007: at least 1 confirmed goal

    RSSSF records:

    23 June 2007 – Mtibwa Sugar 2–3 Young Africans

    Abdallah Juma scored for Mtibwa in the 37th minute.

    Again this proves at least one league goal, but not necessarily his complete total.

    Mtibwa Sugar – 2008/09: 5 league goals

    There is considerably more information available for 2008/09.

    A contemporary Tanzanian scoring chart dated 20 March 2009 lists:

    Abdallah Juma – Mtibwa Sugar – 4 goals.

    RSSSF also records one of those earlier goals:

    21 September 2008 – Mtibwa Sugar 2–0 Polisi Morogoro
    Abdallah Juma 86'.

    Then on 14 April 2009, a contemporary report says that Abdallah Juma scored Mtibwa's equaliser in a 1–1 draw against Total Africa, in the 20th minute.

    As he already had four goals on 20 March, that April goal means his final 2008/09 total was at least 5 league goals.

    I haven't yet found a final-season scorers list, so I wouldn't enter 5 as an exact final total unless NFT accepts minimum figures.

    Simba SC – 2004

    NFT already has Abdallah Juma in Simba's 2004 championship-winning squad, but appearances and goals are blank. The Simba squad page confirms him among their strikers.

    I haven't yet found a reliable complete appearance or goal figure for him at Simba, so I would leave these blank for now rather than assume zero.

    Suggested changes at present

    2003 Mtibwa Sugar: 18 goals
    2006 Mtibwa Sugar: 25 goals (currently listed as 20)

    Additional confirmed minimums if useful for further research:

    2005 Mtibwa Sugar: at least 1 goal
    2007 Mtibwa Sugar: at least 1 goal
    2008/09 Mtibwa Sugar: 5 goals

    The Simba 2004 spell is confirmed, but I haven't found enough evidence yet for an exact league appearance/goal total.


    Source links: Mwanaspoti – Mtibwa Sugar / Abdallah Juma interview · RSSSF – Tanzania 2003 · RSSSF – Tanzania 2005 · RSSSF – Tanzania 2007 · RSSSF – Tanzania 2008/09 · March 2009 goalscorer table · 14 April 2009 Mtibwa report

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    • October 3, 2026 at 12:08 AM
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    Burma vs Pakistan, 1981

    Played at Aung San Stadium.

    The report does mention two Burmese players, wingers Than Win and Maung Win


    Pakistan XI: Pervez Ramzan; Naeem Gul, Mian Muhammad Sohail, Shaukat Mufti (Mahmood Ahmed), Akbar Raisani, Qazi Asif, Shaukat Ali Alvi, Shamim Khan, Muhammad Rasheed, Muhammad Ali Shah, Muhammad Siddiq Raisani


    Pakistan vs. Singapore 1981-11-17

    Pakistan XI; Pervez Ramzan; Naeem Gul, Mahmood Ahmed, Shaukat Mufti, Akbar Raisani, Shamim Khan, Khalid Butt, Shaukat Ali Alvi, Muhammad Ali Shah, Muhammad Zulfiqar, Muhammad Rasheed


    Mahmood Ahmed


    Position: Defender

    Played for Pakistan Air Force

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    • October 4, 2026 at 3:06 PM
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    Abderrahmane Sarr (Player) | National Football Teams:

    Currently loaned out to Raufoss IL until 30/12/2026

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    • October 4, 2026 at 3:11 PM
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    Amara Diouf (Player) | National Football Teams:

    Played only 1 league match (it was in 2023/24).

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    • October 5, 2026 at 9:29 PM
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    Dante Rossi (Player) | National Football Teams

    He arrived at Atlético Pujato in 2012 directly from Jorge Griffa de Rosario.

    Therefore, Jorge Griffa de Rosario should end at 2011/12, and Atlético Pujato should begin at 2012/13.

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    • October 6, 2026 at 11:30 PM
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    Mágico González (Player) | National Football Teams:

    1975/76: 33/13

    1976/77: 29/7

    1978/79: 20 goals

    Magico - El Balon Cuscatleco

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