Regarding edits made during July 30 2006 (UTC) to Birmingham edit

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I understand that somethings were factually correct but I don't think saying they are considered the most famous sporting organistion in the world is factual. If so, add a source to back it up otherwise other Wikipedians will dispute the statement as a non-neutral point of view. - Erebus555 14:28, 30 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
I understand but the thing is, you had no external source to prove it. Plus, the area in which you editted is a summarized version of the Sport in Birmingham article which would also be a more reasonable place to put it. Also, I apologise for using the wrong terminology in the edit summary by saying it was vandalism. - Erebus555 14:33, 30 July 2006 (UTC)Reply

Darren Kelly edit

He isn't so obscure now, eh?


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