Golden Generation (Craitland)

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The Golden Generation is the nickname given to a select group of Craitish association footballers whose international careers with the Craitland national football team between 2007 and 2012 helped the team to achieve its most successful period. During this time, Craitland won a record four FMF World Cups and a single EMU Championships title, as well as reaching a further tournament final and three other semi-finals.

Achievements

This section lists the national team's competitive record in finals tournaments between 2007 and 2012, when they reached at least the semi-finals in nine consecutive FMF-affiliated competitions.

Players

These players are regularly considered integral members of Craitland's Golden Generation, having appeared in numerous tournament squads between 2007 and 2012, and most having earned multiple winner's medals.

Other squad members

Although not deemed part of the Golden Generation, these players also featured in tournament squads during this period of the team's history, with some having gained a number of winner's medals as reserve players.