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	IFCF cycles are a useful measure of time as they can be used to track domestic football seasons, and are not dependent on any individual nation's [[OOC:Time\|calendar]]. This also means, however, that they do not sync up with [[World Cup cycle]]s.		IFCF cycles are a useful measure of time as they can be used to track domestic football seasons, and are not dependent on any individual nation's [[OOC:Time\|calendar]]. This also means, however, that they do not sync up with [[World Cup cycle]]s.

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Osarius: Created page with "An '''IFCF cycle''' is defined as the time between IFCF Super Cup finals, as the IFCF open entries for the next cycle immediately upon closing the previous one. For example, IFCF cycle 17 began after the final of IFCF Super Cup 16, and ended when IFCF Super Cup 17 was completed. Each cycle therefore encompasses all stages of one edition of every competition organised and run by the IFCF. IFCF cycles are a useful measure of time as they can be used t..."

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Created page with "An '''IFCF cycle''' is defined as the time between IFCF Super Cup finals, as the IFCF open entries for the next cycle immediately upon closing the previous one. For example, IFCF cycle 17 began after the final of IFCF Super Cup 16, and ended when IFCF Super Cup 17 was completed. Each cycle therefore encompasses all stages of one edition of every competition organised and run by the IFCF. IFCF cycles are a useful measure of time as they can be used t..."

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An '''IFCF cycle''' is defined as the time between [[IFCF Super Cup]] finals, as the [[IFCF]] open entries for the next cycle immediately upon closing the previous one. For example, [[IFCF cycle 17]] began after the final of [[IFCF Super Cup 16]], and ended when [[IFCF Super Cup 17]] was completed. Each cycle therefore encompasses all stages of one edition of every competition organised and run by the IFCF.

IFCF cycles are a useful measure of time as they can be used to track domestic football seasons, and are not dependent on any individual nation's [[OOC:Time|calendar]]. This also means, however, that they do not sync up with [[World Cup cycle]]s.

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PaddingtonBear at 00:37, 21 December 2023