User:waitingforconnection Wall Of Colour

Articles I have significantly worked on

Taken through processes myself

Other work of note

List of Formula One drivers: FLRC save
Glossary of association football terms: Part of a large team, in an ongoing drive towards a Featured List.
Portal:Hertfordshire: Creator. Seldom edited, but never forgotten.

Did You Know?

Maurice Cook (right) with former Fulham team-mate Jimmy Hill

...that prior to his death, Jack Barnes was the oldest former Football League player? (1 February 2010)
...that Wales wartime international footballer Taffy Davies spent his entire 20-year professional career at Watford Football Club? (16 February 2010)
...that Stewart Scullion played alongside Pelé and Bobby Moore in the 1976 U.S.A. Bicentennial Cup, scoring their team's only goal of the tournament? (19 February 2010)
...that Tom Walley managed Watford's 1982 FA Youth Cup winning team, which included John Barnes, Nigel Gibbs and Neil Price? (27 February 2010)
...that following his retirement from professional football, Bobby Bell managed car manufacturer Rolls-Royce's football team? (16 March 2010)
...that despite being Watford's top scorer as they won the Southern League in 1914–15, professional footballer George Edmonds continued working as a printer? (15 July 2010)
...that on 28 August 1920, Peter Ronald scored Watford Football Club's first ever Football League goal? (16 July 2010)
...that Fulham player Maurice Cook scored the first ever goal in the Football League Cup? (23 July 2010)
...that in an attempt to "beef him up", Watford manager Graham Taylor placed a then 17-year-old Nigel Gibbs on a steak and Guinness diet? (23 July 2010, 7,000 views)
...that Len Dunderdale finished the 1938–39 season as Watford Football Club's top scorer, despite joining Leeds United during the season? (27 July 2010)
...that during English footballer Freddie Bunce's only season with Highlands Park FC, they won South Africa's 1964 National Football League? (21 August 2010
...that former professional footballer George Catleugh suffered a broken leg on two different occasions? (18 September 2010)
...that when Harry Oliver joined Watford Football Club, Benskins Brewery paid the transfer fee on the club's behalf? (9 November 2010)
...that John Stirk played every league game during Watford Football Club's 1978–79 promotion-winning season? (11 November 2010)
...that Fred and Val Gregory were two of four brothers who were simultaneously contracted to Watford Football Club? (1 February 2011)
... that four different English football clubs achieved promotion to the top division while Ray Train was playing for them? (15 March 2011)
... that a football team's travelling army of supporters is often referred to as its 12th man? (29 May 2011)
... that professional footballer Bill Yates also played Minor Counties cricket for Buckinghamshire? 4 June 2011

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		The Running Man Barnstar
		For your excellent work on List of Seattle Sounders FC players taking it from a flat, unreferenced list of players and turning it into an elegantly written featured list, I award you this barnstar. Wikipedia is a better place because you are here. Thank you! SkotyWA^T\|_C 19:57, 16 January 2010 (UTC)

		The BLP Barnstar
		For your numerous contributions at User:The Wordsmith/BLP sourcing.-- Father Goose ( talk) 09:10, 30 January 2010 (UTC)

		The WikiCup 2010 Ribbon of Participation
		Awarded to WFCforLife, for participation in the 2010 WikiCup. J Milburn, Fox and The ed17 09:00, 1 November 2010 (UTC)

		The Copyeditor's Barnstar
		For your helpful review suggestions and feedback in the FAC review of 2010 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final I award you this barnstar. Thank you for taking the time to identify ways the article could be improved which helped get the article promoted. SkotyWA^T_C 02:45, 13 March 2011 (UTC)

		The Main Page Barnstar
		I hereby award you, WaitingForConnection, the Main Page Barnstar for your excellent work with User:Edokter and other persons on WP:TFL after User:Adam Cuerden's retirement. Congratulation! ♫Greatorangepumpkin♫_{Share– a– Power}^{[citation needed]} 10:20, 13 June 2011 (UTC) Gratefully accepted, although in addition to Adam and Edokter, I cannot accept this praise without crediting several others. They include, but are certainly not limited to: User:Raul654, User:RexxS, User:The Rambling Man, User:Dabomb87, User:Giants2008, User:Killervogel5 and User:Bencherlite. — W F C— 22:52, 15 June 2011 (UTC)

	The Editor's Barnstar
	Great job with the idea for starting the article English Wikipedia blackout, glad to see it easily survived the AFD. ;) — Cirt ( talk) 18:10, 20 January 2012 (UTC)

	The Original Barnstar
	A lovely overhaul and upgrade to List of food preparation utensils, converting it from a plain list of links, into a useful and informative wealth of information, and defining its future growth. -- Quiddity ( talk) 20:02, 4 September 2012 (UTC)

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