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Hi, I'm not "in charge of the page", I just have the article on my watchlist because I'm interested in FC Bayern Munich players. I must admit that I don't remember a "forward of the year" award from kicker, but 1990–91 was more than 20 years ago so I could have forgotten a lot of stuff. But this page doesn't suggest that he was playing such a great season. According to the kicker grades he was only 10th best forward of the season and scored only nine goals compared to Roland Wohlfarth's 21, so I don't think that he was "forward of the year" in that season. The source you quote seems only to transcribe the kicker grades but it has a lot of mistakes. The top six in 1989–90 were

1. 3.13 Karl Allgöwer
2. 3.15 Josef Nehl
3. 3.17 Christian Schreier
4. 3.25 Ludwig Kögl
5. 3.27 Michael Rummenigge
6. 3.32 Brian Laudrup

so I'm afraid the source is not reliable. Better use the data from kicker website. -- Jaellee ( talk) 18:45, 30 September 2013 (UTC) reply

For translation you could try Google Translate, I find it quite helpful. You said that Laudrup was best forward of the year and kicker also classified him as a forward (= Sturm) so I had a look at those rankings. But nevertheless, his grades are not good enough for a "forward of the year". Are you sure it wasn't a different magazine/organisation? -- Jaellee ( talk) 23:04, 30 September 2013 (UTC) reply

Well, kicker classified him as a forward. Their classifications are sometimes strange and don't take into account that players can play in different positions during their career. A forward that scores only two goals is not really a successful forward but I wouldn't see this a proof that he wasn't a forward. -- Jaellee ( talk) 17:46, 1 October 2013 (UTC) reply

I just believe that he didn't win an award for forwards with only two goals. Also several other players had better grades than him this year so I don't think gave him any award based on his grades. -- Jaellee ( talk) 10:13, 2 October 2013 (UTC) reply

I'm mostly interested in Laudrup because he played for Bayern Munich and I remember him playing during that time (and the Euro 1992, of course).

As for the image, that's not so easy. Any image that is included in Wikipedia must either be under a free license or in public domain. (This is somewhat simplified, for details have a look at Wikipedia:Image use policy or Wikipedia:FAQ/Copyright.) Basically this means that you can't just take a photo of him from somewhere in the internet and put it up on Wikipeda because this would be most probably a copyright violation. Such pictures are usually removed quite fast. If no one who has a better photo of him (and has the rights for the photo!) gives it to Wikipedia, we are stuck with the current one. -- Jaellee ( talk) 18:09, 14 October 2013 (UTC) reply

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I don't understand what you want to say with the "Trivia" paragraph. You claim Michael Laudrup is believed to be a very good player (this "one of the greatest players" stuff is sounding like something from WP:PEACOCK and should at least be sourced). Do you want so say that Michael Laudrup was vastly overrated because he couldn't even win the Danish player of the year award against his-not-so-great brother? Or that Brian Laudrup was even better than his widely acclaimed brother? Was it only in Denmark that Brian Laudrup was seen as the better player and the rest of the world thought that Michael Laudrup was the better one? I'm not really sure what this paragraph should tell the reader. And what do you mean by "thoe" and "seen" – "though" and "scene" perhaps?

Maybe im slow, i thought it was a good idea? To let the readers know that Brian Laudrup was rated very highly. Alot of people seam to think Michael was far superia to Brian which was never the case back in the 90's..............Im just telling the reader that Brian was rated very highly.....

Could also be that I'm slow, but I hope you understood what I meant by clarify. If you could expand that paragraph a bit then I think it would be okay. -- Jaellee ( talk) 18:51, 9 December 2013 (UTC) reply

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