Cosumar national football team - Revision history

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	{{Infobox national football team\|Nickname=Vanquishers\|Confederation=~~Fiefdom Soccer Federation~~ (~~FSF~~)\|Coach={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Vareza Na'Noni]]\|Captain=[[Maia Abylon]]\|Most caps=[[Jakk Winterfyll]] (228)\|Top scorer=[[Sur Arora]] (104)\|Home Stadium=Farris Crowley Memorial World Cup Stadium, Ramusok\|Trigramme=COS\|First game={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Cosumar]] 0-0 [[Krytenia]] {{flagicon\|Krytenia}}\|Largest win=[[Hladio Huggers]] 0-7 [[Cosumar]] {{flagicon\|Cosumar}}\|Largest loss={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Cosumar]] 0-9 [[Valanora]] {{flagicon\|Valanora}}\|World Cup apps=18\|World Cup first=54\|World Cup best=Quarterfinals x5 ([[World Cup 73]], [[World Cup 75]], [[World Cup 76]], [[World Cup 78]], [[World Cup 82]])\|Regional cup apps=19\|Regional cup best=Champions (AOCAF 54)\|Cup of Harmony best=Champions (Cup of Harmony 64)\|Cup of Harmony apps=8\|Regional name=Atlantian Oceania\|Name={{flag\|Cosumar}}\|KPB max=7}}		{{Infobox national football team\|Nickname=Vanquishers\|Confederation=[[CAFA]] (Anaia)\|Coach={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Vareza Na'Noni]]\|Captain=[[Maia Abylon]]\|Most caps=[[Jakk Winterfyll]] (228)\|Top scorer=[[Sur Arora]] (104)\|Home Stadium=Farris Crowley Memorial World Cup Stadium, Ramusok\|Trigramme=COS\|First game={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Cosumar]] 0-0 [[Krytenia]] {{flagicon\|Krytenia}}\|Largest win=[[Hladio Huggers]] 0-7 [[Cosumar]] {{flagicon\|Cosumar}}\|Largest loss={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Cosumar]] 0-9 [[Valanora]] {{flagicon\|Valanora}}\|World Cup apps=18\|World Cup first=54\|World Cup best=Quarterfinals x5 ([[World Cup 73]], [[World Cup 75]], [[World Cup 76]], [[World Cup 78]], [[World Cup 82]])\|Regional cup apps=19\|Regional cup best=Champions (AOCAF 54)\|Cup of Harmony best=Champions (Cup of Harmony 64)\|Cup of Harmony apps=8\|Regional name=Atlantian Oceania\|Name={{flag\|Cosumar}}\|KPB max=7}}
	Introduction.		Introduction.

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	{{Infobox national football team\|Nickname=Vanquishers\|Confederation=Fiefdom Soccer Federation (FSF)\|Coach={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} Vareza Na'Noni\|Captain=Maia Abylon\|Most caps=Jakk Winterfyll (228)\|Top scorer=Sur Arora (104)\|Home Stadium=Farris Crowley Memorial World Cup Stadium, Ramusok\|Trigramme=COS\|First game={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} Cosumar 0-0 Krytenia {{flagicon\|Krytenia}}\|Largest win=Hladio Huggers 0-7 Cosumar {{flagicon\|Cosumar}}\|Largest loss={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} Cosumar 0-9 Valanora {{flagicon\|Valanora}}\|World Cup apps=18\|World Cup first=54\|World Cup best=Quarterfinals x5 ([[World Cup 73]], [[World Cup 75]], [[World Cup 76]], [[World Cup 78]], [[World Cup 82]])\|Regional cup apps=19\|Regional cup best=Champions (AOCAF 54)\|Cup of Harmony best=Champions (Cup of Harmony 64)\|Cup of Harmony apps=8\|Regional name=Atlantian Oceania\|Name={{flag\|Cosumar}}\|KPB max=7}}		{{Infobox national football team\|Nickname=Vanquishers\|Confederation=Fiefdom Soccer Federation (FSF)\|Coach={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Vareza Na'Noni]]\|Captain=[[Maia Abylon]]\|Most caps=[[Jakk Winterfyll]] (228)\|Top scorer=[[Sur Arora]] (104)\|Home Stadium=Farris Crowley Memorial World Cup Stadium, Ramusok\|Trigramme=COS\|First game={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Cosumar]] 0-0 [[Krytenia]] {{flagicon\|Krytenia}}\|Largest win=[[Hladio Huggers]] 0-7 [[Cosumar]] {{flagicon\|Cosumar}}\|Largest loss={{flagicon\|Cosumar}} [[Cosumar]] 0-9 [[Valanora]] {{flagicon\|Valanora}}\|World Cup apps=18\|World Cup first=54\|World Cup best=Quarterfinals x5 ([[World Cup 73]], [[World Cup 75]], [[World Cup 76]], [[World Cup 78]], [[World Cup 82]])\|Regional cup apps=19\|Regional cup best=Champions (AOCAF 54)\|Cup of Harmony best=Champions (Cup of Harmony 64)\|Cup of Harmony apps=8\|Regional name=Atlantian Oceania\|Name={{flag\|Cosumar}}\|KPB max=7}}
	Introduction.		Introduction.

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	==== Growing the Sport and Making a Name ====		==== Growing the Sport and Making a Name ====
	Under Crowley, Cosumar built upon its breakout Cup of Harmony and qualified for the first time for [[World Cup 54]]. This was the beginning of the country's formative "golden age" in the sport. From World Cup 54 to [[World Cup 59]], a run of six consecutive World Cup qualifications included advancing out of the group four times (each time eliminated in the Round of 16). After WC59, Cosumar reached its peak KPB ranking of #7. In this era, new rivalries were formed and Cosumar's first star players made their names. Forwards [[Rikki Varshney]] and [[Luke Crisalus]], midfielders [[Irvinn Rincon]] and [[Brian Emerson]], among others, became celebrities and remain legends in Cosumar for their performances in these World Cups that brought newfound sporting pride to the nation.		Under Crowley, Cosumar built upon its breakout Cup of Harmony and qualified for the first time for [[World Cup 54]]. This was the beginning of the country's formative "golden age" in the sport. From World Cup 54 to [[World Cup 59]], a run of six consecutive World Cup qualifications included advancing out of the group four times (each time eliminated in the Round of 16). After a near-perfect record in WC59 Qualifying, Cosumar reached its peak KPB ranking of #7. In this era, new rivalries were formed and Cosumar's first star players made their names. Forwards [[Rikki Varshney]] and [[Luke Crisalus]], midfielders [[Irvinn Rincon]] and [[Brian Emerson]], among others, became celebrities and remain legends in Cosumar for their performances in these World Cups that brought newfound sporting pride to the nation.

	==== Decline ====		==== Decline ====

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	==== Decline ====		==== Decline ====
	The National Team began a gradual decline in the [[World Cup 60]] and [[World Cup 61]] cycles, eliminated at the brink in the Qualification Playoffs despite strong campaigns. They would qualify once again for [[World Cup 62]], but the downward trajectory had already set in. The country was still ~~invested in~~ the team, but it became increasingly clear that the infrastructure and investment behind the game was not developed enough to sustain a consistent talent level as the original stars began to fade. From [[World Cup 64]] to [[World Cup 66]], the lack of quality was particularly bleak and Cosumar's once-elite ranking dipped as low as the 80s. Recognizing this, the federation stuck with Farris Crowley at the helm and quietly made investments behind the scenes, such as the formation of a more organized domestic league pyramid, spearheaded by the [[Harlighet Ligan]], and encouraging clubs to prioritize youth development.		The National Team began a gradual decline in the [[World Cup 60]] and [[World Cup 61]] cycles, eliminated at the brink in the Qualification Playoffs despite strong campaigns. They would qualify once again for [[World Cup 62]], but the downward trajectory had already set in. The country was still passionate about the team, but it became increasingly clear that the infrastructure and investment behind the game was not developed enough to sustain a consistent talent level as the original stars began to fade. From [[World Cup 64]] to [[World Cup 66]], the lack of quality was particularly bleak and Cosumar's once-elite ranking dipped as low as the 80s. Recognizing this, the federation stuck with Farris Crowley at the helm and quietly made investments behind the scenes, such as the formation of a more organized domestic league pyramid, spearheaded by the [[Harlighet Ligan]], and encouraging clubs to prioritize youth development.

	==== Renaissance Generation ====		==== Renaissance Generation ====

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	=== Farris Crowley Era ===		=== Farris Crowley Era ===
	What happened next was one of the most pivotal moments in the history of Cosumari sport. [[Farris Crowley]] took over the reins of the promising young team and did not let go for several decades, earning his moniker as the "Father of ~~Cosumar Soccer~~". His tactical mind, charismatic allure, and trademark witticisms not only led to success on the pitch for the national team, but also immense cultural success. Crowley helped endear millions to the game itself—once secondary amongst many sports fighting for dominance in Cosumar—over the course of his long tenure, transforming Cosumar into an unquestioned "football nation".		What happened next was one of the most pivotal moments in the history of Cosumari sport. [[Farris Crowley]] took over the reins of the promising young team and did not let go for several decades, earning his moniker as the "Father of Cosumari Football". His tactical mind, charismatic allure, and trademark witticisms not only led to success on the pitch for the national team, but also immense cultural success. Crowley helped endear millions to the game itself—once secondary amongst many sports fighting for dominance in Cosumar—over the course of his long tenure, transforming Cosumar into an unquestioned "football nation".

	==== Growing the Sport and Making a Name ====		==== Growing the Sport and Making a Name ====
	Under Crowley, Cosumar ~~build~~ upon its breakout Cup of Harmony and qualified for the first time for [[World Cup 54]]. This was the beginning of the country's formative "golden age" in the sport. From World Cup 54 to [[World Cup 59]], a run of six consecutive World Cup qualifications included advancing out of the group four times (each time eliminated in the Round of 16). After WC59, Cosumar reached its peak KPB ranking of #7. In this era, new rivalries were formed and Cosumar's first star players made their names. Forwards [[Rikki Varshney]] and [[Luke Crisalus]], midfielders [[Irvinn Rincon]] and [[Brian Emerson]], among others, became celebrities and remain legends in Cosumar for their performances in these World Cups that brought newfound sporting pride to the nation.		Under Crowley, Cosumar built upon its breakout Cup of Harmony and qualified for the first time for [[World Cup 54]]. This was the beginning of the country's formative "golden age" in the sport. From World Cup 54 to [[World Cup 59]], a run of six consecutive World Cup qualifications included advancing out of the group four times (each time eliminated in the Round of 16). After WC59, Cosumar reached its peak KPB ranking of #7. In this era, new rivalries were formed and Cosumar's first star players made their names. Forwards [[Rikki Varshney]] and [[Luke Crisalus]], midfielders [[Irvinn Rincon]] and [[Brian Emerson]], among others, became celebrities and remain legends in Cosumar for their performances in these World Cups that brought newfound sporting pride to the nation.

	==== Decline ====		==== Decline ====

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	\|[[Mauricio Sigler~~]][[Bryger Tidesson~~]]		\|[[Mauricio Sigler]]
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			\|[[Bryger Tidesson]]
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	==== Hosting the World Cup ====		==== Hosting the World Cup ====
	The Cosumari game grew more in Ramsey's wake. For the first time, Cosumar won the right to host [[World Cup 78]] alongside [[Bonesea]]. For the momentous occasion of a World Cup on home soil, [[Alexander Pearce]] fittingly became the first former Cosumar player to manage the team. In his first tournament filling the big shoes of Farris Crowley and Gethin Ramsey, he led the Vanquishers to another Quarterfinal before losing a heartbreaker to [[Schottia]] in [[Klyde City]].		The Cosumari game grew more in Ramsey's wake. For the first time, Cosumar won the right to host [[World Cup 78]] alongside [[Bonesea]]. For the momentous occasion of a World Cup on home soil, Alexander Pearce fittingly became the first former Cosumar player to manage the team. In his first tournament filling the big shoes of Farris Crowley and Gethin Ramsey, he led the Vanquishers to another Quarterfinal before losing a heartbreaker to [[Schottia]] in [[Klyde City]].

	==== Regional Titles and Club Success ====		==== Regional Titles and Club Success ====
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	==== The Quarterfinals Curse ====		==== The Quarterfinals Curse ====
	Unfortunately, the ensuing several years saw the team unable to shatter its glass ceiling. From [[World Cup 79]] to [[World Cup 83]], Cosumar continued to excel in the ~~domestic~~ game and in World Cup Qualifying (including another medal at [[AOCAF Cup]] 57), but World Cup knockout-round success continued to elude them. The quarterfinal loss to [[The Holy Empire]] at [[World Cup 82]] made Cosumar 0-5 all-time in that round of the World Cup. They have not been back since.		Unfortunately, the ensuing several years saw the team unable to shatter its glass ceiling. From [[World Cup 79]] to [[World Cup 83]], Cosumar continued to excel in the club game and in World Cup Qualifying (including another medal at [[AOCAF Cup]] 57), but World Cup knockout-round success continued to elude them. The quarterfinal loss to [[The Holy Empire]] at [[World Cup 82]] made Cosumar 0-5 all-time in that round of the World Cup. They have not been back since.

	=== Turmoil and Missing Years ===		=== Turmoil and Missing Years ===

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	==== A Foreign Savior and New Heights ====		==== A Foreign Savior and New Heights ====
	Coming off a humiliating Qualifying cycle, Ramsey salvaged Cosumar's dignity by winning the Cup of Harmony—a dramatic instant turnaround. In what had seemed like the least likely moment, Cosumar had won its first international title. Ramsey's rallying cry of calling his squad "vanquishers" after each hurdle of the tournament became emblematic of the fearless mindset that this new generation of ambitious Cosumari players needed to push to new heights. To this day, it is still the nickname used by fans of the team. Ramsey then continued his savior's work up to his death, leading his "Vanquishers" to five consecutive World Cups from [[World Cup 73]] to [[World Cup 77]], including three separate runs to the Quarterfinals. More iconic moments and players were immortalized in this era, including [[Anders ~~Engstom~~]], often considered the greatest Cosumari player of all-time.		Coming off a humiliating Qualifying cycle, Ramsey salvaged Cosumar's dignity by winning the Cup of Harmony—a dramatic instant turnaround. In what had seemed like the least likely moment, Cosumar had won its first international title. Ramsey's rallying cry of calling his squad "vanquishers" after each hurdle of the tournament became emblematic of the fearless mindset that this new generation of ambitious Cosumari players needed to push to new heights. To this day, it is still the nickname used by fans of the team. Ramsey then continued his savior's work up to his death, leading his "Vanquishers" to five consecutive World Cups from [[World Cup 73]] to [[World Cup 77]], including three separate runs to the Quarterfinals. More iconic moments and players were immortalized in this era, including [[Anders Engström]], often considered the greatest Cosumari player of all-time.

	==== Hosting the World Cup ====		==== Hosting the World Cup ====