What helps a correction succeed
- The exact page and value — which season, which club, which figure.
- A checkable source — a publication, programme, contemporary report or archive capture that someone else could verify. “I was there” is a lead worth having, but the record changes only when it can be checked.
- The scope of the problem — one wrong entry, or a systematic issue with a whole table.
What happens next
A challenge that checks out results in the page being corrected. If the evidence shows a record cannot be trusted but the truth is not yet provable, the record moves to an incomplete-record status rather than staying up wrong. Corrections that change a published value are noted on the affected page so the change itself is visible.
How to reach the archive
This site launches without a contact form or a published mailbox, deliberately: an unread inbox is worse than none. Until a monitored channel is added, corrections travel by the routes that already reach the site’s maintainers — the people who host or link to this archive know who keeps it. When a monitored channel exists, this page will name it.
What is not a correction
- Requests to add records without a source — see the methodology.
- Requests to present the archive as a current competition, which it is not.
- Promotional additions of any kind.