User talk:Stueybrock

Thank you for your contributions regarding japanese football articles!! I think there is less than 7 active frequent contributors of its articles, so i appreciate your work a lot!!!! This goat is a symbol of greatness and happiness (goofy animals and also an acronym for "greatest of all time").

You deserve it ^^.

You too! I know it's a lot of work keeping all the squads up to date so thanks for keeping on top of that :) Together we'll make the J.League articles as good as we can (Go Antlers!). Do you have plans for articles you're looking to update? Stueybrock (talk) 08:36, 20 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Yeah, indeed it is hard-working!! I'm trying to update every J-club's squads possible, including templates. Glad i'm being able to do it! I agree too, together we will!!!! At least, i hope so, and i will do my best ^^

I'm really not a article-creating person, so i'm not thinking too much about creating articles. But if possible, i will create (or you can create and i help to update) the 2022 edition of the Japanese Regional Champions League, and also if possible i will create the 2023 Emperor's Cup in its due time.

My current plan is to update all J-Club squads every time a transfer happen, update managerial changes, football templates, some players' stats sometimes, updating national team (pro and youth) squads and fixtures, updating tables and stats of J2 and J3, keeping the 2022 Emperor's Cup updated specially because i created it (with maybe a lot of lacking info but i don't know what to add), and updating the list of J.LEAGUE foreign players and designated special players updated.

I wanted to add clubs seasons or update some clubs seasons too, but i'm already using too much time in these other things i'm updating already.

If you want me to help in anything by keeping a certain thing updated or something, you can ask me in my talk page if you want. If i can help, i will, surely!!

Thank you for your hardwork too, Mr. Handsome!!!

Gladly speaking,

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Yeh thanks for taking on the designated special players page – I gave that a big overhaul last year so good to see it regularly updated. What is the Japanese Regional Champions League? I can see you've been working on the 2022 Regional Japanese League page but I don't know about the other competition. Club seasons take quite a long time to put together properly, seems like you've got enough on your plate already! I will certainly give you a shout if needs be. Same goes for you, feel free to post here if you would like me to look into anything or help out. Stueybrock (talk) 16:21, 21 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you for your kindness ^^!!

The Regional Champions League is the tournament where the winners and 3 runners-up of each Regional League are qualified to. In the first round there are 3 groups with 4 teams playing 3 matches each in just 3 days (lol), with the winners of each group and the best overall-ranked runners-up quaifying to the final round. In this Final Round, after a short break, there are a single group with the 4 teams. the winner and runner-up get qualified to play play-off matches against the last-placed teams in the JFL. The weird thing is that the winner of the tournament can either qualify directly, or qualify through a play-off match, depending on how many teams go up to the J3 from the JFL.

I refer to the tournament as Regional Champions League, but in Wikipedia is called

Japanese Regional Football League Competition

. I think the japanese people refers to it as Regional Champions League but i'm unsure.

It is a very exciting tournament!! The 2021 edition of it is in the ja:wikipedia: [[1]], and also on SofaScore as Regional Champions League (just the table and the scores as i can't do more than that in the app)

I'm here to assist in anything that i can help to!! Thank you ^^ ~~

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✠ SunDawn ✠ (contact) 03:13, 8 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Hello Stueybrock, how are you? I want you to help improve player career statistics in the Japanese league because I have typed them one by one first. That is all and thank you. Ydlp19 (talk) 11:27, 14 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hi there, I often make contributions to updating player career statistics but unfortunately I don't have a whole load of time available. Looks like you're managing to update lots of players which is great. What method are you using to decide which players to do next? Thanks. Stueybrock (talk) 22:51, 14 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Some times i don't have time to update some templates/tables when it was due, and it's a relief when i see you doing that earlier than me. More contributors means shared work, so i'm glad you can and are indeed helping us in articles related to Japanese football, including player articles, which are very well-made by you, from reliable information and verifiable references to correct spelling and punctuation. Thanks a lot, man! Best wishes ~~ SoftReverie (talk) 09:09, 18 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]

No problem at all, thanks for all your hard work in trying to keep everything up to date too. It's not easy! Stueybrock (talk) 12:31, 19 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hello! I just wanted to thank you real quick for the work you've been putting in to improve J.League-related articles, because it looks impressive!

Also, while I was expanding one of the articles you previously worked on (Keigo Tsunemoto), I realized that en.wiki still lacks a proper article about "Type 2", which is - I think - one of the several quotas J.League teams can use to register youth players. Considering that you already contributed to the article about designated special players, I thought you might be the right person to ask for help in this case, since I'm not too familiar with the rules of Japanese football... : ) Oltrepier (talk) 10:24, 26 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hey thanks, appreciate it :)

I don't think Type 2 players really requires an article to be honest – it's a bit different the DSPs in that as far as I know, the league don't release a list of Type 2 players. There's also not really much to it, other than it allows youth players to play for their clubs. The way I've dealt with it before on articles (see Kota Tawaratsumida) is to provide a brief explanation of what Type 2 player is. Perhaps the Keigo Tsunemoto article could use similar wording. What do you think? Stueybrock (talk) 19:15, 26 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Oh, that's fine: I'll try to follow your advice, then! Oltrepier (talk) 20:38, 26 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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