Josip katalinski biography template

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  • Josip Katalinski, 63 years, YUG, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 80 kgs, Def position, 181 cms, 5 shirt number, 16.07 M.€, 75 ELO, Born on in Sarajevo.
  • Josip Katalinski was one of the many good footballers of Yugoslavia 1974.

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    Template:Goalscorers/sandbox

    This template creates a list of goalscorers for association football or any other sports competitions. Assists are also supported.

    Usage

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    • : Number of goals scored in the competition
    • : Number of matches played in the competition
    • : Any value will change the wording to present tense (remove once competition is complete)
    • : Any value will add a note that active players are in bold (remove once competition is complete)
    • : Allows a date of last update to be displayed
    • : Number of unique goalscorers (not including own goals)
      • : Number of own goals
    • , , ... , , , , ... : parameters for listing the goalscorers
    • : Switches template to assists.
      • , , ... , : parameters for listing the assists
      • When enabled, the following parameters are ignored: , , ,
    • : Makes the first letter of the introductory sentence lower case. Allows a qualifying phrase before the goals scored and average per game statement.
    • : Allows additional text to be added to the introductory paragraph. Can be used to add a golden boot winner.
    • : Punctuation to use before the text added by (default is fullstop).
    • : Allows text to be added in a new paragraph.
    • Allows source to be included as footer.

    Formatting

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    Goalscorers should be separated by line and should

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    The South Slavs (or Yugoslavs) are one of the five major ethnic groups of the Balkan Peninsula, incorporating the Serb, Croat, and Slovene peoples. Although the movement for political unification of these people dated back to at least the early 19th century, the South Slavs had historically been separated and controlled by various neighboring powers, such as Turkey, Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria. Political entities in the period leading up to World War I (1914-1918) included the independent states of Serbia (including teritory of FYRM, but without Vojvodina) and Montenegro, mainly inhabited by Serbs, with some Turk and Albanian minorities; Bosnia and Herzegovina under the sovereignty of Austria-Hungary, inhabited by Serbs, Croats, and Turk decendents (given the status of muslem nation in Tito's era); Croatia and Slavonia, a semiautonomous dependency of Hungary and later an Austrian