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Title: "J. League Cup" or "Yamazaki Nabisco Cup"[edit]

I think "J. League Cup" is the better title than "Yamazaki Nabisco Cup" because the J. League Cup is the name of the competition and Yamazaki Nabisco bought the rights relating the competition including the naming rights. J. League Cup will continue even after the sponsoring companies change. Tarafuku10 15:33, 25 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

>>>However, people will tend to search with "Yamazaki Nabisco Cup" or "Nabisco Cup" than "J. League Cup", and it not hard to change title, when the sponsor changes....

Nov 26, 2006.

Thank you for your reply. Please see Talk:Japanese Super Cup. My reasoning is pretty much the same as I wrote there. Please also note that, in Wikipedia, English Football League Cup is titled as "Football League Cup" rather than "Carling Cup" and Scottish League Cup is "Scottish League Cup" rather than "CIS Insurance Cup". Tarafuku10 18:00, 28 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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I have reassessed the article as start class (was previously assessed C class) due to the article not having references to reliable sources. Cloudz 679 10:28, 12 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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