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When did the African Nations Cup become the African Cup of Nations?

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mightyWBA | 21:19 Wed 18th Jan 2012 | Football
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Was it the same time as the Ivory Coast started to be called the Cote D'Ivorie?
Should we call the United States of America the les États-Unis d'Amérique??
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Probably about the time a Dustbin Man became a Refuse Operative
21:51 Fri 20th Jan 2012
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Since the French FA contribute 60 players & the next highest are the FA and the Spanish FA with 15 each, they have a point, wouldn't you agree?
14:23 Sat 21st Jan 2012
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No because we speak English :-)
21:23 Sat 21st Jan 2012
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Maybe they couldn't agree on the placing of an apostrophe in African Nations' Cup so decided to change the name to African Cup of Nations. But it's more likely to be the French influence.
21:28 Sat 21st Jan 2012

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