Note that some clubs have stars on their crests that do not indicate some special licenses. The crest of Pea ± AROL dell'Uruguai has 11 star to the 11 player and one twelfth has added to the supporters, the "Man-twelfths." Manchester City 's the crest has three stars, to give him a "feel" more continental;. The first team of standardized significanceThe to adopt a star was Juventus, which added one above their crest in 1958 to represent their tenth title of Serie A. This was an extension of the current agreement from which the samples of the kingdom are authorized to display the scudetto on their shirts for the following season. The star was later formally adopted as a symbol for ten titles. The Turkish league has introduced a similar scheme in 2000, with a star for five titles. In the Bundesliga in Germany, a standardized system of the star was introduced in 2004 called verdient Meistervereine (about "clubs" separate sample;). It has a sliding scale of 1, 2 and 3 stars for 3, 5 and 10 titles. This excludes questionable specimens before the formation of the Bundesliga in 1963 and the Eastern League. In November 2005, the German FA has allowed all former champions playing outside the Bundesliga (the 2 main divisions) to see a single star inscribed with the number of titles [2]. Not all clubs stick to this decision. Since 2006, all clubs currently playing in the Swedish first league who have won ten or more championships have added a star above their crest. IFK Norrkà ¶ ping, not with ten titles but the star, as currently are playing in a division lower. Major League Soccer 'system previously informal s, a star for the title of the MLS cup, was standardized in 2006, except that the samples in office the MLS lead Scudetto for a season before the new star. The ad-hoc adoptionsBrazil has added three stars above their crest after winning their third world cup in 1970. Italy did likewise in 1982. All world champions since then have followed suit. The stars of four dell'Uruguai, with regard to their triumphs in 1924 and 1928 Olympics as equivalent to their victories next world cup, as there were then the world cup. More recently, teams of the club have added the stars on the conquest of the trophy limit, or in response to a rival team 's adding the stars. Manchester United has two stars in their UEFA Champions League matches in 1999-2000, to celebrate their second victory in the competition the previous season. Liverpool FC similarly led four stars in 2001-02, their first campaign event in the stadium dell'Heysel disaster in 1985. They brought in five-star competition in 2005-06 after their fifth victory. Instead of the stars, UEFA has introduced the distinctive honor of UEFA in 2003, currently led five teams that have won Champions League five times or more in total, or three times in a row. In women 'football s, the sample ad-hoc is emerging to bring the stars on the sleeve instead of the ridge. All three teams have won the FIFA Women 'world cup of s so far – the USA, Norway and Germany – to follow this practice.
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