Talk:Daniel Agger

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[edit] Delinking infobox

Since I garbled the link to Template talk:Football player infobox in the edit summary, here it is ;) Poulsen 07:15, 20 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Keeping the Liverpool squad tidy

Hmm, maybe we can come to some sort of aggreement over this infobox. It would seem that you want it one way, and I want it the other.

After looking over the link you've left I'm still of the opinion that most of the links should be kept, with maybe the year links being lost as they are a little pointless. It's worth noting that if you have take your link's advice and have "a look at David Beckham, Vincent Kompany or Mbo Mpenza for examples" that most of them 'do' have links in their infoboxes. Alii h 17:34, 21 April 2006 (UTC)

The links to individual years should follow the WP:DATE - as you say they are a little pointless. I agree that the infobox usage is highly inregular - I've written alot of articles with linked infoboxes, and only recently checked the infobox talk page to see what guidelines existed on linking and have been enforcing those since then. I see you started a discussion on the infobox talk page, I'll write something there - let's see what happens. Poulsen 18:22, 21 April 2006 (UTC)