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m Jedzz moved page Talk:Imperfect season to Talk:Winless Season: "Winless Season" describes what the article is about more clearly than "Imperfect Season." By definition, shouldn't an "imperfect" season be any season where a team loses or ties at...
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Teams on track for a winless season say halfway through an Australian football or gridiron season attract attention from the public and press whether they ultimately win or not (as I can testify with Fremantle [[2001 AFL season|in 2001]]). Then, say [[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne]] [[1981 VFL season|in 1981]] or [[Swan Districts Football Club|Swan Districts]] in 1968 who won one game earlier in the season after the siren are notable in this context because they were so lucky to escape the ignominy of not winning and may in reality have been as bad as a team that never won. [[User:luokehao|luokehao]] ([[Special:Contributions/luokehao|Contributions]]) 06:43, 31 July 2013 (UTC)
Teams on track for a winless season say halfway through an Australian football or gridiron season attract attention from the public and press whether they ultimately win or not (as I can testify with Fremantle [[2001 AFL season|in 2001]]). Then, say [[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne]] [[1981 VFL season|in 1981]] or [[Swan Districts Football Club|Swan Districts]] in 1968 who won one game earlier in the season after the siren are notable in this context because they were so lucky to escape the ignominy of not winning and may in reality have been as bad as a team that never won. [[User:luokehao|luokehao]] ([[Special:Contributions/luokehao|Contributions]]) 06:43, 31 July 2013 (UTC)

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[[:Winless Season]] → {{no redirect|Winless season}} – Page named with proper capitalization is a redirect page. [[User:Jedzz|Jedzz]] ([[User talk:Jedzz|talk]]) 01:07, 20 January 2016 (UTC)

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One-win teams

Do they really belong in this list? By the title of the article, strictly speaking, they do not. Technically, teams that recorded a tie aren't "perfect" losing seasons either. One-win seasons are really bad, but they aren't "perfect" losing seasons. It would be akin to having a list of (true) perfect seasons and including one-loss teams. Maybe the article can be split to preserve the info, while at the same time keeping this article accurate... Any other thoughts? Strikehold (talk) 00:27, 27 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

I agree - those need to be removed. StAnselm (talk) 09:34, 11 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Near-misses

I can understand why one-win teams should be removed, but should near-misses (which are more common than actual winless seasons) not be at least discussed briefly.

Teams on track for a winless season say halfway through an Australian football or gridiron season attract attention from the public and press whether they ultimately win or not (as I can testify with Fremantle in 2001). Then, say Melbourne in 1981 or Swan Districts in 1968 who won one game earlier in the season after the siren are notable in this context because they were so lucky to escape the ignominy of not winning and may in reality have been as bad as a team that never won. luokehao (Contributions) 06:43, 31 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Requested move 20 January 2016

Winless SeasonWinless season – Page named with proper capitalization is a redirect page. Jedzz (talk) 01:07, 20 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]