“Silverware”
/ˈsɪlvərˌwɛr/
noun · soccer
Definition
Any competitive trophy. The collective word for everything a country or club can actually win, and the only measure some fans accept when judging whether a period of time was successful.
Origin
From the literal material. Major cups have been struck in silver for well over a century, so the metal became shorthand for the prize, and then for success itself.
Used in a sentence
“Poch has us playing some nice soccer, but will he ever win us some actual silverware?”
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