Template talk:Football in Brazil
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Separate men's football and women's football templates
Shouldn't there be two navigational boxes, one for Men's football in Brazil and one for Women's football in Brazil? My reasoning for this is that in many articles the Football in Brazil template is added in collapsed state, and within it there are two collapsed sections, which makes it unpractical. The user must uncollapse two times to access any page linked within it. Separate templates are fairly common in navigational boxes for other countries's football with enough articles to justify them (which is also the case in Women's football in Brazil):
- Template:Football in Germany, Template:Women's football in Germany;
- Template:Football in Scotland, Template:Women's Football in Scotland;
- Template:Football in Scotland, Template:Women's football in Scotland;
- Template:Football in England, Template:Women's football in England;
- Template:Football in South Korea, Template:Women's football in South Korea