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Steve
I do know that in 1987 the FA struck a special winners medal for Brian Borrows who was injured the Saturday before the final and missed the game. I think that they also struck a special medal for Danny Thomas of Spurs too that year. He had suffered a serious injury a couple of months before the final.
In both cases I think the club's had to put a case to the FA
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Jim Brown
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From: soccerdatauk@yahoogroups.com [mailto:soccerdatauk@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of steve flanagan
Sent: 11 January 2007 09:42
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Subject: [soccerdatauk] Qualification for medals
Hi allDoes anyone know details of how players qualified for medals for the various English competitions at all?From what I understand, players who were named in the line-up (starting and subs) qualified for an F.A. Cup medal, and I assume the same is for players in League Cup finals. Plus was it the same in European competitions?However, how about finals that went to replays? Was it just the players who played in the deciding replay, or players who appeared in all final matches?Also, I beleive that Charity Shield medals were only given out to players who actually played in the match (i.e. unused subs missed out).Finally, how did players qualify for league championship medals. I've heard that they had to play in at least 10 matches, but I've also heard that it had to be 25% (including sub appearances)CheersSteve Flanagan
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