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For a huge amount of work you do on rugby union teams. Really appreciate it. Hamish59 (talk) 20:05, 6 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Transfers on club articles

Nick, can I draw your attention to this discussion: Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Rugby union#Transfers on club articles Hamish59 (talk) 08:52, 12 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Pro12 Transfers 2015/16

Hey man,

Thanks for response. Regarding the order of names, it is indeed a alphabetical list. Chronological makes absolutely no sense. Mostly signings are announced in bulk, the order in which they sign is neither known or relevant and the order of announcing these deals it not relevant. As with all squad lists etc., the order is alphabetical.

Also, you're hyperlinking to pages that don't exist for some reason (i.e. some Italian players), again there is no point in this unless the pages are created.

Finally, a "development contract" is a senior squad contract, at present there are at least 5 players in Leinster who are listed on the senior squad at Leinsterrugby.ie and announced as renewals at the begining of the season. For example, Sam Coghlin Murray who is in the senior squad was given a 1 year development contract at the end of his academy contract: "Last year he played in the region of 26 games, was a prominent player for the A team in the British & Irish Cup, got recognised on the back of that, and got a development contract until the end of the year." (http://www.pro12rugby.com/mobile/15307.php#.VOY50PmsWSo)

I'm not sure if you understand the difference in Irish rugby, but a "development contract" is a senior squad player coming from the academy. Very rarely is a full contract given immediately out of the academy. Here's another example: "He secured a development contract for season 2013/14 after completing two years of the academy programme " re Munster senior squad player Niall Scannell (http://www.munsterrugby.ie/rugby/first_team_squad.php?player=105478&includeref=dynamic)