Talk:Real Zaragoza
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Great article, though from a history of the club I have read, I believe you have left out details of the side from the 1960s known as "the Elephants", which was quite successful.
Aupa Zaragoza,
An Irish fan of the club.
- "Elephants" in Spanish is "elefantes", but really real zaragoza was known as "los Alifantes" ("the Aliphants" aproximately), and it was in the 30s. in the 60s real zaragoza was known as "los MagnÃficos" ("the Greats").
- Greetings from Zaragoza ;)
[edit] Transfers
I have removed the list of recent transfers, as Wikipedia is not a news service. Maurimarzal 16:19, 9 September 2006 (GMT)
