Talk:Montserrat national football team
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[edit] 2006 World Cup qualifying data
Deleted as irreconcilable with the facts that can be independently researched from the sources on this page. Montserrat only played 2 matches, and scored in neither of them, in 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying, so the claim that some players had played several matches and scored was incompatible. RSSSF.com reports that Montserrat has scored 17 goals in 23 games since 1992: this makes the claim that a defender has scored 23 goals in the course of earning 45 caps highly implausible. Many of these names were posted by the same editor as players for American Samoa and Djibouti. If, of course, these names and their statistics in international football can have a reliable source to verify them, they should be re-instated. Kevin McE 18:32, 1 April 2007 (UTC)
