19th Rugby Union World Cup (Everything thread)

by **Saugeais** » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:59 pm

Welcome, everyone, to the coast of Lake Branta and the beautiful nation of Saugeais. Here, 45 national rugby squads will be vying for the most prestigious prize in the sport, the World Cup. Will The Kiaser Colonies repeat as champions of the union code? Or will one of the other 44 nations take the prize?

This thread will be the placement for rosters, RP, and scores. Any outside discussion should be placed in the Rugby OOC thread.

Matchups and Stadium Allocation to be determined after group draw.
Winners of the group and second place teams advance; bottom four second place teams (based on tie breakers) will be placed into a play-in round.
The two winners from that will determine the final field of 16, where standard tournament rules will commence until a champion is crowned.

In addition to the up to 2 RP bonus points one can attain per day, there will be an added bonus worth up to two days worth of an RP bonus for those who post a roster.

Time of events/scoring will take place at 9pm CDT.

Group Draw: 6 September

MD1: 2v5, 3v4, 1 bye - 8 September
MD2: 5v3, 1v2, 4 bye - 9 September
MD3: 3v1, 4v5, 2 bye - 10 September
MD4: 1v4, 2v3, 5 bye - 11 September
MD5: 4v2, 5v1, 3 bye - 12 September
Playoff: 13 September

Round of 16: 15 September
Quarter Final: 16 September
Semi Final: 17 September
Third Place match/Final: 18 September

Group A matches played at Stade Jean Comtois
Saugeais
Aels
Bordurian
The Javahe Islands
Reen

Group B matches played at Steinbeck Field
Cyborg Holland
Abelheim
Filopines
Ko-oren
Rukanda

Group C matches played at Vauxen Park
Rhodesiah
84733842
Democratic States of Fenbar
Licentiapacisterra
Yesopalitha

Group D matches played at North Shore Stadium
The Kiaser Colonies
Civil Citizenry
Estope
Maron
Varijnland

Group E matches played at Lowlands Stadium
Darmen
Western Cuba
Drauch
Ka Mate
Svengarda

Group F matches played at Titan World Cup Park
Voerdeland
Ancharmunn
Free South Califas
Miskito Coast
Orienne

Group G matches played at Franklin Grounds
Polar Islandstates
Camwood
Free Swiss States
Lymantatia
The Scandinavian Islands

Group H matches played at STAI Stadium
Kulverint
Megadia
Bongo Johnson
His Great Kingdom
Thatius

Group I matches played at Dudlek Rugby Grounds
Swartaz
Carmadin
Bloodbath Generation
Michael VII
Slembana

Permissions

Choose my pointscorers: Y/N
Godmod scoring event:s Y/N
RP injuries to my players: Y/N
Godmod injuries to my players: Y/N
Hand out yellow cards (sin bin) to my players: Y/N
Hand out red cards (sending off) to my players: Y/N
Godmod other events: Y/N

by **Saugeais** » Tue Sep 04, 2012 6:00 pm

Dudlek Rugby Grounds

Capacity: varies
Location: Dudlek

Nothing more than a local park turned in to a rugby venue. The SRU team Dudlek Cotdelapomais use this field as the home site for their matches; while having won three SRU championships in the past, the team, which is composed of local ex-pat Cotdelapomais hence the name, feel they should remain an amateur squad, not needing any special facilities, for "the love of the game."

Steinbeck Field

Capacity: 19,800
Location: Gilley

While Gilley is known more for its football, rugby has carved out its own little niche in the area, with but league and union squads forming here at Steinbeck Field. While not the most prolific of stadium, The 'Beck does offer that opportunity to sit as close as possible to your most hated players, heckling them as often as you can before you grow hoarse.

North Shore Stadium

Capacity: 22,000
Location: Dune Heights

Artifical city Dune Heights, located just 2 hours up the coast from Montbenoit, is home to the North Shore stadium, a rugby only facility that was used only one other time, when Saugeais hosted the 9th Rugby League World Cup. Dune Heights has tried numerous times to coax both rugby federations to set up a team in the city because of the size and convenient location of the stadium, however the appeals have fallen on deaf ears and, for the time being, no expansion team will be set up there.

Franklin Grounds

Capacity: 24,600
Location: Metalton

Built on the ground of the old Franklin Ironworks factory, Franklin Grounds is also home to both league and union rugby squads. While retaining the small, quaint atmosphere of Steinbeck or North Shore, The Grounds have also recently been upgraded to house bigger press boxes and installed a handful of luxury suites, used mostly by the team's owners. The upgrade has done little to affect either teams chances at winning their leagues, though, as they continue to stay mid-table in their respective standings.

Titan World Cup Park

Capacity: 28,450
Location: Les Alliés

Another purpose built park, Titan World Cup Park was also built back when Saugeais hosted the Rugby League World Cup, and has been kept in pristine condition throughout its lifespan. Les Alliés Legion's continued success in league and international play only help matters, as the club is one of the richest rugby sides in the country. It is also the first rugby stadium in the country to offer fully scale restaurants facilities, while many rugby pundits think that detracts from the actual atmosphere of the game, the owners have been quoted saying it boosts attendance figures, as those seats are also counted in the final tally.

STAI Stadium

Capacity: 32,000
Location: Bugny

Nestled amongst the trees of the Saugeais National Forest, the Saugeais Transports Aériens International (STAI) Stadium has seen the most success out of any Saugeain rugby stadium in the history of the sport: 5 combined titles between the two clubs that call the stadium home. While also being one of the oldest stadiums in the nation, the Bugny Builder's committee has stated that "the stadium is still structurally sound to withstand the extra exertion that will be present at the current time."

Lowlands Stadium

Capactiy: 51,000
Location: Longview

Initially used to coax the football club Tornadoes onto its grounds, the Lowlands Stadium eventually procured its own rugby union team to call its own just recently. While the team on the pitch may not be the best in the world or even the country, its not a bad place to sit as watch a game, as either end of the stadium opens up to give a spectator beautiful views of sprawling Saugeais countryside on one end, and the gradually rising Longview skyline on the other.

Vauxen Park

Capacity: 53,000
Location: Arçon

A couple miles due east of the downtown Arçon area sits Vauxen Park, a magnificent piece of architecture that houses just the Arçon RFC for the union side. There have been ongoing plans to try and move the Arçon football club into the same building to cut down on total empty space within the city, but every time the proposal is brought up in city council, it is almost immediately shot down; the owners of both sides have disagreed to stadium sharing continuously.

Stade Jean Comtois

Capacity: 76,500
Location: Montbenoit

The mother of all rugby stadiums in Saugeais, Stade Jean Comtois began life as Jeanfield, a 66,000 all seater that housed the Montbenoit Old Boys Club of the union code. But after hosting the final of the Rught League World Cup, as well as the Old Boys winning the Seasogs international championship for the first time ever. an upgrade was called upon to further to fanbase and the income. The Stade spent two years under a complete retrofit, as well as adding reinforcement to current structural supports to prepare for the additional seats (and with it, fans). The entire project cost the team and the taxpayers tens of millions of francs, bu after all was said and done, both parties have a stadium they can be proud to show the world. Now with the advent of the Rugby World Cup, Jean Comtois, the founder of the Old Boys club and namesake of the stadium, has announced an official opening ceremony to be held at the start of the first Saugeais match held in the World Cup.

by **Cyborg Holland** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 1:16 am

Cyborg Holland roster to the 19th RWC
(I have changed the team completely from the previous WC, to get a new start with records and stuff)

Head Coach: Anders Clemensen (42 y/o)
Assistant Coach: Volya Kranz (47 y/o)

Team

Prop: Fred Gelen - 23 y/o - 6ft 2" - Rotterdam Apples
Hooker: Edvin Østergård - 26 y/o - 5ft 10" - Paritzburg Vipers
Prop: Georg Coljin - 32 y/o - 6ft 1" - Rotterdam Apples
Second Row: Terenti Arntzenius - 27 y/o - 6ft 4" - Hague PPRC
Second Row: Kliment Rasmussen - 22 y/o - 6ft 7" - Eindhoven Tigers
Openside Flanker: Makar Schneijder - 30 y/o - 6ft 2" - Rotterdam Apples (c)
Blindside Flanker: Birger van den Andel - 26 y/o - 5ft 11" - New Amzterdam Warriors
Number 8: Johannes Tholberg - 24 y/o - 6ft 1" - Ampaus RFC

Scrum Half: Nicolaas Meeuweszen - 25 y/o - 5ft 9" - New Amzterdam Warriors (vc)
Fly Half: Gabriël Simonis - 23 y/o - 5ft 10" - Rotterdam Apples (kicker)
Inside Centre: Sevastian Øster - 27 y/o - 6ft - Wonderkund Polar Bears
Outside Centre: Dag Stefansson - 24 y/o - 5ft 9" - Paritzburg Vipers
Left Wing: Sebastiaan Abrahamsen - 19 y/o - 6ft 3" - New Amzterdam Apples
Right Wing: Laurits van Houte - 24 y/o - 6ft 2" - Rotterdam Apples
Full Back: Huw Romejin - 31 y/o - 5ft 8" - Eindhoven Tigers (vice-kicker)

Subs

Prop: Isaak Mathiasen - 24 y/o - 5ft 6" - Hague PPRC
Hooker: Arseniy Nordskov - 34 y/o - 5ft 8" - Eindhoven Tigers
Second Row: Sigurd Klerkx - 27 y/o - 6ft 6" - Northern Cape
Back Row: Vilfred Kristensen - 20 y/o - 6ft 2" - Rotterdam Apples

Scrum Half: Jan Aalders - 26 y/o - 5ft 7" - Northern Cape
Fly Half: Marinus Thorn - 23 y/o - 5ft 8" - Paritzburg Vipers
Centre: Alb Hummel - 32 y/o - 5ft 9" - President's XV
Wing: Vladilen Seegers - 18 y/o - 6ft 2" - Brullik Giants (third kicker)
Full Back: Espen Luganov - 23 y/o - 5ft 10" - Ampaus RFC

Kit:
First: Silver Shirt & Shorts, Blue socks
Second: All Red
Third: White shirt, black shorts & socks

by **The Kiaser Colonies** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 12:19 pm

Coach: Micheal Connors (51)

Starting 15:

__________1. Prop______(25) 2. Hooker___(21) 3. Prop
__________Ben Sander (29)___Tony Nau (25)___Ross Stubings (26)

________________4. Second Row_ (C)__5. Second Row
________________Daniel Kiaser (27)____Jake Drury (27)

______6. Flanker___________ 8. No. Eight_________ 7. Flanker
______Darren Haynes (27)____Digby Samo (23)______Dan Pocock (29)

_____________________9. Scrum Half
_____________________Andrew Davies (31)

__________________________10. Out Half (GK)
__________________________Adam Beale (26)

__________________________________12. Center (C)
__________________________________Daniel O'Brien (31)

_________________________________________13. Center
_________________________________________Maarten De Backer (26)

11. Wing_____________________________________________14. Wing
Will O'Connor (24)__________________ ___________________James Watson (26)
___________________________15. Full Back
___________________________Kurtley Barwick (24)

Subs and Reserves:
PR: Jason Cody (32)
PR: Andrew Barnes (23)
HK: Matthew Gordon (27)
SR: John Horwill (30)
SR:
FL: Kyle Atkinson (36)
FL: Alex Dunne (30)
N8: Joey Hook (36)
SH: Sunny Jackson (31)
FH: Quinton Cooper (29)
WG: Gomu Nawali (28)
WG: Greg Evans (32)
CT: Paul Holes (32)
CT: Nathan Blunt (26)
FB: Chris Carter (33)

Kits:

Choose My Goal/Try Scorers: Yes
Godmod Events: Yes (No killing my players or coach)
Injure My Players: Yes
Put my players in Sin bin: Yes
Send my players off: no

Club Representatives:

Watson's Bay RFC - 6:
Adam Beale
Tony Nau
Ben Sander
Daniel Kiaser
Sunny Jackson
James Watson

The Rock Wallabies - 6:
John Horwill
Digby Samo
Jason Cody
Dan Pocock
Quinton Cooper
Gomu Nawali

New Leeds Rugby -4:
Andrew Barnes
Mark Treacy
Alex Dunne
Paul Holmes

New Sydney Waratahs - 3:
Will O'Connor
Kurtley Barwick
Joey Hook

North Highroyds RFC - 3:
Jake Drury
Ross Stubbings
Maarten De Backer

The Reds - 3:
Daniel O'Brien
Kyle Atkinson
Andrew Davies

Southern Territory Blues - 2:
Darren Haynes
Nathan Blunt

Tomato Island - 1:
Matthew Gordon

Dimard Rugby - 1:
Chris Carter

Kilbarrack Rebels - 1:
Greg Evans

by **Darmen** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 5:26 pm

Darmen National Rugby Union Team
Coaches
Manager-Calogero Abramo
Assistant Manager-Vasco Piovene
Physio-Eusebio Viola

Starting XV
Prop-Fabian Domingo
Hooker-William Guirado
Prop-Luc Marconnet
Lock-Romain Nallet
Lock-Pascal Pierre
Flanker-Julian Dusautoir
Flanker-Imanol Ouedraogo
No. 8-Raphael Picamoles
Scrum Half-Dimitri Para
Fly Half-David Trinh-duc
Center-Fabrice Marty
Center-Maxime Rougerie
Wing-Vincent Huget
WIng-Maxime Pallison
Fullback-Cedric Trallie

Substitutes
Prop-Typur Halfok
Lock-Gryger Fulfer
Flanker-Wervank Fulmer
Center-Adam Samuel
Wing-Derrich Fredrick
Fullback-Gregory Harris
Utility-Jimmer Klien

by **Saugeais** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 6:15 pm

Saugeais Eagles Rugby Union

Head Coach:
Stephan Strauss - Age 54

# - Name - Position - Age
Starting XV
Tayler Wegner        - loose prop        - 24  (Plude Red)
Merv Womack          - hooker            - 24  (Riverside Sharks)
Kimball Hilton       - prop              - 29  (Montbenoit Old Boys)
Hiram Randall        - lock              - 28  (Gilley Wasps)
Brannon Dick         - lock              - 24  (Arçon Rugby)
Rigby Tobias         - blindside flanker - 27  (Bugny Barbarians)
Jamar Jaeger         - openside flanker  - 26  (Bugny Barbarians)
Josef de Jong        - eighth-man        - 33  (Montbenoit Old Boys)
Amyas Moses          - scrum half        - 25  (Portmore Wanderers)
Raphael Roy          - fly half          - 26  (Westbay Waves)
Jeremiah Bloxham     - inside centre     - 30  (Gilley Wasps)
Killian Christianson - outside centre    - 31  (Middleview Tigers)
Christian Stueck     - left wing         - 31  (Metalton RFC)
Claude Van Bomme     - right wing        - 32  (Ironshire Smitys)
Pierce Hackett       - fullback          - 26  (Ville-DuPont RFC)

Reserves
Quinlan Washington - prop      - 24  (Les Alliés Legion)
Beau Colbert       - lock      - 23  (Gilley Wasps)
Ted Rome           - centre    - 25  (Plude Red)
Langdon Walterson  - centre    - 26  (South City Coasters)
Florian Bulle      - flanker   - 29  (Les Alliés Legion)
Prince Dean        - half      - 29  (Riverside Sharks)
Lenny Eliott       - fullback  - 24  (Gilley Wasps)
Keshaun Woodham    - left wing - 24  (Metalton RFC)
Alfie Roderick     - hooker    - 27  (Pays de Croix Saints)

Uniform:

Permissions
Choose my pointscorers: Y
Godmod scoring event:s Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out yellow cards (sin bin) to my players: Y
Hand out red cards (sending off) to my players: N
Godmod other events: Y

by **The Javahe Islands** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 7:10 pm

The Javahe Islands National Team
Coaches
Head Coach: Žegin Making
Assistant Coach: Aaret Piran

First XV
1. Prop: Feraz Piiv
2. Hooker: Šavin Niirefan
3. Prop: NGiitap Piiv
4. Lock: Jamin Saarivan
5. Lock: Wijin Regahe (Captain)
6. Flanker: Quexcat Ghairt
7. Flanker: Meejin Heriž
8. Number Eight: Jamin Kariiman
9. Scrum-half: Maanin Gee
10. Fly-half: Žegin Davies (Kicker)
11. Wing: Caarin Reem
12. Center: Jamin Jeegan
13. Center: Chyxtriu Khawert
14. Wing: Temin Jaderan
15. Fullback: NGahe Hiirenan

Substitutes
Prop: Gaareng Tifeep
Hooker: Kijirin Hate
Lock: Wijin Saarivan
Back Row: Xxaaiq Youliegh
Back Row: Retiik Fašiik
Scrum-half: Šahin Wajihan
Fly-half: Heejagin Radeev
Center: Jamin Baaritan
Wing: Riif NGaarep
Fullback: Jerin Piiv

Kit
First Choice: Orange, yellow, green, and blue hoops with black trim and a black collar. Javahe Islands flag on left chest area. Black shorts and socks.

Second Choice: Black with four stripes in the aforementioned national colors on the front of the shirt with white trim and a white collar. Javahe Islands flag on left chest area. Black shorts and Javahem striped socks.

Choose my pointscorers: Y
Godmod scoring events Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out yellow cards (sin bin) to my players: Y
Hand out red cards (sending off) to my players: N
Godmod other events: Y

by **Estope** » Wed Sep 05, 2012 7:14 pm

Head Coach: Erik Spargo - Age: 42 (1st Year 0-0)

Starters
Prop: Clayton Raso - Age: 21
Hooker: Christian Hazlewood - Age: 25 (Captain)
Prop: Guy Sliger - Age: 22
Second Row: Nelson Mirelez - Age: 19
Second Row: Julio Maurin - Age: 24
Openside Flanker: Jessie Coppinger - Age: 21
Blindside Flanker: Fernando Dingus - Age: 26
Number 8: Darryl Shambo - Age: 20

Scrum Half: Nelson Eatmon - Age 23
Fly Half: Jamie Olea - Age 23
Inside Centre: Ted Kinghorn - Age: 18
Outside Centre: Max Husk - Age: 28
Left Wing: Tyrone Kapur - Age: 18
Right Wing: Neil Peluso - Age: 24
Full Back: Cody Gouge - Age: 21

Subs
Prop: Kurt Fiorenza - Age: 17
Hooker: Pete Essa - Age: 24
Second Row: Geoffrey Kubisiak - Age: 18
Back Row: Ed Feher - Age: 20
Scrum Half: Rudy Wieck - Age: 20
Fly Half: Garry Shimkus - Age:22
Centre: Felipe Briney - Age: 19
Wing: Johnathan Delgardo - Age: 27
Full Back: Cesar Piscopo - Age: 21

Choose my pointscorers: Y
Godmod scoring event:s Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: N
Hand out yellow cards (sin bin) to my players: Y
Hand out red cards (sending off) to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y

by **His Great Kingdom** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:09 pm

HIS HIGHNESS HAS ANNOUNCED THE PEOPLE TO REPRESENT THE KINGDOM.

In His Great Kingdom, the only name any person not part of the royal family has, is their numeric bar code which is stamped on their forehead. The first letter, M or F, refers to the persons gender.

Manager: M 000372

Starting XV
Prop: M 068231
Hooker: M 051443
Prop: M 128562
Lock: M 189331
Lock: M 182002
Flanker: M 001441
Flanker: M 283881
No. 8: M 169608
Scrum Half: M 003312
Fly Half: F 100255
Center: M 262091
Center: M 217925
Wing: M 200103
Wing: M 273551
Fullback: M 118381

Subs:
Prop: M 090354
Lock: M 083484
Flanker: F 075653
Center: M 135206
Wing: M 148481
Fullback: M 177773
Util: M 207144

NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
There will be no traveling supporters of His Great Kingdom in Saugeais, other then a single Royal Scribe that will summarize each game to The King.

RP Permissions: Anything goes except killing more then one player in a game. The Royal Scribe may not be killed.

by **Free South Califas** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:24 pm

Harvest Mice Roster for the 19th Rugby Union World Cup
Bold represents the People's Cup champions

Loosehead Prop: Amina Sharif - 22 - Silver Coast Pirates, The Kiaser Colones
Tight Prop: LeRon Hatfield - 24 - Los Angeles County (FSC) All-time record: 44-3-29
Hooker: Vincentius Parthenia - 29 - Orange County (FSC) 32-7-33
Number 4: Gemma Brown - 33 - Ventura County (FSC) 29-4-42
Number 5: Avireina "Reina" Mendes - 26 - Silver Coast Pirates, The Kiaser Colones
Blankside Flanker: Josh Read - 27 - Silver Coast Pirates, The Kiaser Colones
Openside Flanker: Wilco Robben - 27 - Los Angeles County (FSC) 44-3-29
Number 8: Ted Gulzar - 20 - Ventura County (FSC) 29-4-42
Scrum Half: “El Rojo” Sokolov - 28 - Los Angeles County (FSC) 44-3-29
Fly Half: Anastasio Rojas - 25 - Free South Califas (Silver Coast Pirates, The Kiaser Colones)
Inside Center: Chizoba Nwora - 20 - Riverside County (FSC) 43-3-29
Left Wing: Amanda Bolger - 26 - Imperial County (FSC) 39-3-34
Right Wing: Jose Stone - 18 - Imperial County (FSC) 39-3-34
FB: Zoe Mais - 26 - Free South Califas (Silver Coast Pirates, The Kiaser Colones)

Interchange Bench
Gimja Adonay - 27 - Los Angeles County (FSC)
Ben Bindon - 28 - San Bernardino County (FSC) 34-4-34
Reed Sebelius - 33 - Kern County (FSC) 26-3-24
Zara Bracegirdle - 29 - San Luis Obispo County (FSC) 33-4-35
Harold McKinnon - 24 - Imperial County (FSC)
Carlos Puentes - 27 - Santa Barbara County (FSC) 34-2-36
Jorge Martin - 29 - Riverside County (FSC)
Amelia Riddle - 22 - Los Angeles County (FSC)

by **Saugeais** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:06 pm

Match Schedule:
MD1: 2v5, 3v4, 1 bye
MD2: 5v3, 1v2, 4 bye
MD3: 3v1, 4v5, 2 bye
MD4: 1v4, 2v3, 5 bye
MD5: 4v2, 5v1, 3 bye

Group A matches played at Stade Jean Comtois
Saugeais
Aels
Bordurian
The Javahe Islands
Reen

Group B matches played at Steinbeck Field
Cyborg Holland
Abelheim
Filopines
Ko-oren
Rukanda

Group C matches played at Vauxen Park
Rhodesiah
84733842
Democratic States of Fenbar
Licentiapacisterra
Yesopalitha

Group D matches played at North Shore Stadium
The Kiaser Colonies
Civil Citizenry
Estope
Maron
Varijnland

Group E matches played at Lowlands Stadium
Darmen
Western Cuba
Drauch
Ka Mate
Svengarda

Group F matches played at Titan World Cup Park
Voerdeland
Ancharmunn
Free South Califas
Miskito Coast
Orienne

Group G matches played at Franklin Grounds
Polar Islandstates
Camwood
Free Swiss States
Lymantatia
The Scandinavian Islands

Group H matches played at STAI Stadium
Kulverint
Megadia
Bongo Johnson
His Great Kingdom
Thatius

Group I matches played at Dudlek Rugby Grounds
Swartaz
Carmadin
Bloodbath Generation
Michael VII
Slembana

by **Bordurian** » Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:18 pm

Bordurian Roster

Stanislas Krzesinski
Kacper Ławski
Marek Płonka
Grzegorz Falk
Marcin Wilczuk
Grzegorz Janiec
Maciej Brażuk
Yann Lewandowski
Bastien Sipielski
Olivier Barbier
Eric Piorkowski
Matthew Waksmunski
Piotr Jurkowski
Tomasz Rokicki
Łukasz Żórawski
Jurij Buhało
Romuald Berthe
David Chartier
Dawid Popławski
Cedric Vaissière
Dawid Banaszek
Krzysztof Hotowski
Thomas Jankowski

by **Saugeais** » Fri Sep 07, 2012 5:02 pm

RUGBY RAMBLINGS

So once again, ruggers invade our shores. This time, it seems they've folded the league they were playing in those many years ago and formed a union; bloody athletes and their union, always wanting to hold out for more money. They ain't getting mine, since I'm not going! Though I would've liked to just move on and do something else, like not watch rugby, I've been charged by my editor to write up about the upcoming World Cup. Rugby World Cup? They have one of those? I thought a sport had to have a zillion people watching it to be considered for a regional tournament, much less a World Cup. But I guess them union people gathered together and decided on this long ago, as this is going to be the 19th edition of this so called "World Cup". Our nation has become 4th best in the world somehow; you'd have thought with our rankings so high, I'd have heard something about it. Just goes to show you how much I care. Anywho, with previous winners Kiaser Colonies in the field, along with Rhodesiah and Swartaz and Polar Islandstates, you know teams I have heard something vaguely about on the rugby side, it's a wonder if we'll even get close to the Final of this thing.

Pundits are saying we have an easy group, but in rugby, is anything really easy? I mean, for the 10 minutes of film I've watched on the game, it take 6 or 7 men half that time to move the ball 10 yards. How is every game not over by halftime, with the ref stopping it because of boredom? Back to the group list, we have Aels, Bordurian, Jahava Islands, and Reen. So "Rushmore Games host", "nobody", "nobody", aaaaand "nobody". Remind me how this sport came to have a World Cup again? With a whole load of nobodies, I'd place all my money on Kiaser Colonies to repeat, as much as the Saugeain fans don't want to think that; we probably won't get past the group stage, knowing our damn luck. But hey, I'm the writer, printed opinion is better than most, and right now, this opinion is rather lengthy in terms of what I usually write. Now that I've just about reached the word limit, let me leave you in closing: I can't wait for the proper World Cup to come back into play; our boys will be styling next year! Peace.

-Brian Michaels

by **Swartaz** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 4:43 am

Swartaz Roster for the 19th Rugby World Cup:

Forwards:

Bold denotes starter (Age in brackets)

1: Karl Johannes (28)
2: Jamie Ahlström (33)
3: Alexi Bergström (26)
4: Henrik Ahlberg (30)
5: Olec Kjeldsson (31)
6: Matteus Mård (24)
7: Tuomas Östberg (27)
8: Oskar Persson (23)
16: Adam Vinter (19)
17: Mika Kallstorm (25)
18: Gretar Saarvierssen (24)
19: Leo Löfgren (23)

Backs:

9: Victor Jackal (26)
10: Mika Klum (31)
11: Benidikt Ljunberg (29)
12: Johannes Albrektsson (22)
13: Markus Jansson (30)
14: Mikael Nilsson (24)
15: Sebastian Larsson (23)
20: Benidikt Mansson (34)
21: Vilmar Kledenval (20)
22: Louis der Tegen (19)

Kits

Home:

Away:

Third:

Stadium: Reigler Road, Vaduz, Capacity 30,000

Choose My Goal/Try Scorers: Yes, Jackal, Jansson and Ljunberg score the bulk of our tries, as well as the occasional Persson try (Larsson is the kicker, Klum will take if Larsson is off the field for any reason)
Godmod Events: Yes
Injure My Players: Yes, after consultation via TG.
Put my players in Sin bin: Yes
Send my players off: Yes, 1 per game maximum.

by **Kulverint** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 5:11 am

Kulverintian Rugby Union Squad for the 19th Rugby Union World Cup

1st Team
1: Tommi Koulevski
2: Ekke Miroslavi
3: Mika Jundara
4: Matti Jarro-Timaaten
5: Junni Lapparski
6: Tommi Ulakarviks
7: Jos Markalavska
8: Jarri Koulevski

9: Jos Ferana
10: Jeroen Berdoas (C) (K)
11: Christophan Dominica
12: Jaani Möäron
13: Petrii Laatikainen
14: Wilhelmus Farransza
15: Daanjik Moultaravsta

Subs
16: Heynza Millitarana
17: Jülltart@ Kré@na
18: Johnaki Missenta
19: Jody Zubaur

20: Wihlelm Drackardia
21: Arie Qweraszs
22: Adrian@ Rédräna

Reserves
23: Jody Zenter
24: Giannamora Hämmelschy
25: Beredout Makkalouska

26: Klaus Hundara
27: Friansza Vidarnia
28: Janni Milltirrita
29: Klaus Missenta
30: Ahmed Ladaret

For more info, see this page (ignore out-of-date roster, though): http://nswiki.net/index.php?title=Kulverintian_National_Rugby_Union_Team

by **The Kiaser Colonies** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 9:08 am

The Epiphany.
A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool. For this reason surely I must be a wise man for it takes a fool to get into my situation. To become a drug dealer had to be the biggest mistake of my life. Five long years ago at the age of twenty two, facing certain eviction from my measly flat, I made the dreadful decision to manufacture and sell crystal meth. Just to try get my finances in order. It wasn't long before I had achieved this but I was making money faster than I had in any job I previously held. I got greedy. I wanted more than a flat to my name. So I continued, each day brought forth more risks and greater rewards. In my ignorance I forgot that the city's drug needs were controlled by the gangs. Sure enough the inevitable yet unfathomed outcome occurred and after a vigorous beating I was given a choice. Cease making crystal meth and join my captors gang, or death. Not much of a choice. For three and a half years I transported just about every substance prohibited by Kiaser law to various spots around the nation. Life was good, eating fine foods, wearing fine clothes and living in a top of the market house. But then roughly two months ago we got word of a big deal importing cocaine from Saugeais during the rugby world cup. After careful planning it was decided that it was I who should sent over. My only instruction were that I was to meet with a Trevor du Blanc at every Kiaser Colonies match and bring what he handed me to an abandoned house outside the city. And then today, it hit me. The damage this would cause to the lives of so many people across The Kiaser Colonies. The risks, the punishments and the slim chance of success. Now as I stand in front of the open window of my top floor hotel room I debate whether or not I should jump. Then I step back and clap my hands over my face in disgust. There is only one day until the start of the World Cup and one week until the first Kiaser's match and the first deal. Six more nights to ponder the question.

by **Slembana** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 9:39 am

The Slembana Times: Squad for Rugby Union World Cup 19

By Jordan Stevenson, chief rugby union reporter

Football may be our main sport, but we're also interested in rugby union too! The Slembana Times will give you our 30-man squad.

Starting XV
Loosehead prop: Ian Yendell - 25 years old - 6 ft 6 ins - Bafilo Elephants
Hooker: James Vëndáli - 23 years old - 6 ft 2 ins - Chelsea Thunderbolts
Tighthead prop: Jack Azino - 29 years old - 6 ft 7 ins - Bafilo Elephants
Number-4 lock: Aaron DeMarco - 32 years old - 6 ft 5 ins - Yavelsk Whales
Number-5 lock: Danny Hogbin - 21 years old - 6 ft 2 ins - Hardvesk Southerners
Blindside-flanker: Austin Morrison - 24 years old - 6 ft 3 ins - Bafilo Elephants
Number-8: Homer Azaria - 30 years old - 6 ft 4 ins - Bafilo Wildebeest
Openside-flanker: John-Joe Brown - 27 years old - 6 ft 6 ins - Bafilo Wildebeest
Scrum-half: George Canvidia - 26 years old - 6ft 7 ins - Yavelsk Whales
Fly-Half: Aaron Cestiermizowski - 28 years old - 6 ft 2 ins - Poleville Poles
Inside-Centre: Luigi Valerio - 25 years old - 6 ft - Chelsea Thunderbolts
Outside-Center: Lewis Vanyx - 29 years old - 5 ft 11 ins - Hardvesk Southerners
Right-wing: Hubert Oxiston - 30 years old - 6 ft 4 ins - Vanderlei Warriors
Left-wing: Kieran McGoogan - 27 years old - 6 ft 1 ins - Anderson City Warriors
Fullback: James Direfa - 29 years old - 6 ft 3 ins - Velbay Sharks
Substitutes and reserves:
LHP: Harry Vaniel
Hooker: Gordon Lopez
THP: James Danbannysuperzallyxipolyeavaontealodalgetyjones
N4L: Senoj Ybot
N5L: Jack Jackson
BSF: Haydn Sanchez
N8: Aaron Beatson
OSF: James Senmaji
SH: Val Haoper
FH: Bharatendu Baxon
IC: Kieran Gonzalez
OC: Jarrin DeZalio
RW: Dylan Nalyd
LW: Scarton Barntonia
FB: Patrick Ever

RP Permissions: No injuries, no godmodding, no cards, no killing.

by **Ancharmunn** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:05 am

Ancharmunn national rugby union team

Coach: Muirís Ó Fearghail
Captain: Patrick McGlinchy

Probable Starting XV

1. Columban Ó Cuirc, Prop, 29, Dyary
2. Aled Evans, Hooker, 32, Slievester
3. Donald McTavish, Prop, 29, Machairster
4. Aidan MacAteer, Lock, 28, Ballyfeeaknock
5. Fingal McPherson, Lock, 27, Ballyfeeaknock
6. Daibhí Ó Ceallacháin, Blindside flanker, 26, Machairster
7. Alun Llewellyn, Openside flanker, 25, Slievester
8. Niall Ó hEilidhe, No. 8, 30, Machairster

9. Robbie McMillan, Scrum-half, 28, Ballyfeeaknock
10. Joseph Kiley, Fly half, 27, Ballyfeeaknock
11. Martin MacCrory, Left wing, 27, Slievester
12. Malachy Brennan, Inside centre, 32, Slievester
13. Éamann Ó Laighin, Outside centre, 27, Dyary
14. Evan Llewellyn, Right wing, 29, Machairster
15. Brendan Callaghan, Full back, 23, Ballyfeeaknock

Substitutes

16. Tierney Kavanagh, Winger/centre, 20, Ballyfeeaknock
17. Ronan MacDermott, Winger, 21, Machairster
18. Gareth Vaughan, Back row, 31, Dyary
19. Padraig Murphy, Flanker, 23, Slievester
20. Daithi Gallagher, Half-back, 25, Machairster
21. Cillian Mac Cionaoith, Full back, 24, Slievester
22. Ossian McGrath, Front row, 23, Sleivester

Kits
Ancharmunn will play in whatever kit they can borrow from the locals. With a bit of luck they'll come upon a red and green kit.

Choose My Try/Goal/Point Scorers: Yes
Godmod Events: Yes
Injure My Players: Yes
Put my players in Sin bin: Yes
Send my players off: Yes

by **Swartaz** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:15 am

Another Rugby World Cup dawns, and with it, a chance for a usually football-obsessed nation to be exposed to the image of 15 burly men running round a pitch, beating the crap out of each other for a leather egg. Or as we purists like to call it, rugby. Not that it's popular knowledge around the nation, but the Swartazian national rugby team actually holds quite a decent rapport within the world of rugby, and could possibly be only a few good solid performances away from lifting the trophy at the Stade Jean Comtois stadium in Montbenoit in a few weeks time. We're now going to take you through a few players who will be key in any success Swartaz are to have.

Key Player 1

Name: Tuomas Östberg
Age: 27
Club: Gaduz Geico's (Joining Goteborg Giants after the World Cup)

Position: Openside Flank

Tuomas is a player who has really matured in his game over the last few years. Long touted as the forward of his generation in the Swartaz domestic scene for a battling, energetic, never-say-die attitude, he has finally brought his whole game together in a very effective way, right on the eve of the 19th RWC. Coming off the back of a terrific club season in Gaduz, in which he won great plaudits and picked up both Player of the year and Fans Player of the year, his hard hitting and energy will be key attributes when it comes to the breakdown, especially in later stages of the competition, and the fact he is always the first person to the ball without exception gives the talented back line a great platform to work from.

Key Player 2

Name: Oskar Persson
Age: 23
Club: Storvansten Saints

Position: Number 8/Utility Back Rower

Despite being the rookie in terms of age in the experienced Swartazian pack, this charismatic back rower has everything you're looking for in a number eight. Fast, strong, touch tackling, not afraid of taking the ball in hand, and technically perfect in breakdown situations. His partnership with fellow back rower Tuomas Östberg will be key in deciding how much ball Swartaz do win from breakdown situations, as they are hands down the best forwards in the pack, and their influence is key, especially in tight matches where ball retention is essential. Oskar is under a bit of added pressure, after having a shaky season in the Super 12, but he can finally lay the criticisms to rest with a good tournament. Also a potential match-winner with his powerful darting runs on the ball in the oppositions 22.

Key Player 3

Name: Benidikt Ljunberg
Age: 29
Club: Mauntenborg Mountaineers

Position: Right-Wing

At 29, Ljunberg should be right at his peak. However, despite an eye for the try line, he has never lived up to his billing as 'Wonder-Winger' when he was a youngster forcing his way into the illustrious Goteborg Giants squad. His try to game ratio would hint that he arguably has, but he has always been poor defensively and technically. Until now. Coming off a fantastic season at struggling Mauntenborg, arguably keeping the recently-formed outfit in the Super 12, he is in great stead to hopefully set the tournament alight. As long as defensive frailties aren't brought to the light, there may be a long queue of teams vying for his signature after the end of this tournament.

Key Player 4

Name: Victor Jackal
Age: 26
Club: Goteborg Giants

Position: Scrum Half

We would love to make out that we haven't saved the best until last, but we quite clearly have. Jackal is the undisputed talisman of Swartazian rugby, and it's hard not to see why, with a ridiculously good try scoring record considering he is a Scrum Half, tackling ability to bring down the biggest prop peeling off the ruck or maul, drop-kicking ability that can turn a match on it's head with ease, and the best inspirational skills on the pitch. Another season in which he has excelled at the Giants, helping them to a third successive Super 12 title, leads him perfectly into this tournament, which he is expected to tear apart after again picking up Swartazian player of the year, and now handed the distinction of being team captain. His try scoring and kicking abilities may come in very handy, but it will be his leadership skills that will be most valued, especially when the team are under heavy pressure. The king of keeping a cool head will have to make sure it stays in-tact if he's going to lift that trophy in a few weeks time.

The team gets a welcome bye through game-week one, welcome as it gives extra time for vital preparations to be made to the team. The mood in the camp seems less fractious than it has done in past editions of the World Cup, with team-building exercises taking the fore for much of the buildup to this tournament. Hopefully, we can use these advantages to our absolute advantage and finally come away from a Rugby World Cup with something to show from it.

by **Yesopalitha** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:50 am

Yesopalitha Rugby Union World Cup Team

Head Coach: Pierre Thomas IV

Forwards:

Starters:
1. Neil Ocktarrio
2. Evan Nevan
3. Raoul Tibanya
4. Erik Anderspan
5. Brian Spenna
6. Harold McPhenna
7. Yavin Boa
8. Jerar Hopkins

Reserves:
16. Kurtis Jackson
17. Michel DuBois III
18. Isaak Krei
19. Leonardo Di Vance

Backs:
Starters:
9. Jack Thompson
10. Peter Ingram
11. Wilhelm Dur Freid III
12. William DuPont
13. Harrison Harnes
14. Mark Wu
15. Lee Hansen
20. Victor Hans
21. Evan Henna
22. Sandoval Marlin

RP Permissions: No killing or serious injuries.

by **Kulverint** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:12 am

OOC: Don't forget this RP is for matchday 2, and NOT for matchday 1. Thanks!

Can Kulverint Finally Overcome Curse?

Kulverint, a nation with grand Rugby tradition. In union, we've made the semi finals on two occasions, finishing a close second after being class of the field by a country mile in RWC 16, held in Mytannion, before finishing a "disappointing" fourth in the previous tournament held in Darmen. In Sevens, we've come second in one edition, and won the shield in the other. A rather impressive list, then, at first glance, but upon further inspection it becomes immediately obvious what the issue is: Despite consistently being at the top for 5 or 6 years now, we have never got further than second. The final push just seems to elude the team, and that's something world-famous manager Tommi Jakinen seeks to fix with experience: More friendlies, more consistent starters, more club-based formations. That, says he, is the key.

He wasn't lying, either, with Mr. Jakinen's squad for this time including the same players who, despite very little experience, drove to fourth last time and should now be hitting their primes, as well as a few huge stars (Farransza and Berdoas spring to mind), whose debuts were both oh-so-long-ago back in RWC 13, Sorthern Northland. This will be either their last or second last tournaments.

Group
Kulverint (4)
Megadia (12)
Thatius (UR)
His Great Kingdom (UR)
Bongo Johnson (UR)

The group stages themselves will not require much, or indeed any, effort to pass through. With an almost guaranteed qualification due to only two ranked nations being present in the group, Jakinen will likely rest some key names for these games, and when he does bring them out against Megadia they should, hopefully, remind the world why their official ranking of 4th is three positions lower than reality. Such are the maths. Mr. Jakinen is likely to spend his other three "free" games mixing up the squad (particularly the forwards) to see if he can find that game-winning combination.

Schedule
Kulverint's group stage matches take place at the STAI Stadium, Bugny, Saugeais, with a capacity of 32,000, providing a relaxed environment for Kulverint to focus in.

MD1: Bye
MD2: Kulverint vs. Megadia
MD3: Kulverint vs. Bongo Johnson
MD4: Kulverint vs. His Great Kingdom
MD5: Kulverint vs. Thatius

Squad
The squad for the first match against Megadia is as follows:

(No. - Name - Caps - Points - Club)
1: Tommi Koulevski - 8 - 5 - Der Kapital Brachtia
2: Ekke Miroslavi - 102 - 20 - Der Kapital Brachtia
3: Mika Jundara - 22 - 0 - Dragonai Brachtia Transversa
4: Matti Jarro-Timaaten - 7 - 0 - Kuilliyakillastromatadrianarämstandachtianarütligfatren Brachtia
5: Junni Lapparski - 11 - 10 - Der Kapital Brachtia
6: Tommi Ulakarviks - 15 - 0 - Kulverint Schkots
7: Jos Markalavska - 25 - 15 - KNVB
8: Berredout Makkalouska - 0 - 0 - KNVB
9: Jos Ferana - 16 - 35 - KNVB
10: Jeroen Berdoas - 135 - 1285 - KNVB
11: Christophan Dominica - 101 - 233 - Der Kapital Brachtia
12: Jaani Möäron - 11 - 58 - Kulverint Schkots
13: Petrii Laatikainen - 6 - 5 - KNVB
14: Wilhelmus Farransza - 130 - 774 - KNVB
15: Daanjik Moultaravsta - 8 - 21 - Kulverint Schkots

16: Heynza Milltaranna - 4 - 0 - VDS Rugby Brachtia
17: Jülltart@ Kré@na - 1 - 0 - Kulverint Schkots
18: Johnaki Missenta - 4 - 0 - Dragonai Brachtia Transversa
19: Jody Zubaur - 21 - 12 - Rotterdam Apples (Cyborg Holland)
20: Wilhelm Drackardia - 0 - 0 - DPDK Brachtia
21: Arie Qweraszs - 3 - 0 - KNVB
22: Adrian@ Rédräna - 2 - 0 - KNVB

As can be seen, KNVB, former champions of the world rugby club cup, as it is known in Kulverint, but known internationally as the Seasogs Championship, dominates the back line, and with famous faces such as Farransza, Möäron, Dominica & Berdoas in the line, surely Kulverint can't be stopped this time?

by **The Javahe Islands** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:30 am

The President of the Javahe Islands Rugby Union, Jamin Wiijewan, walks up to the podium, a Saugeain newspaper in hand. He begins to speak.
"Fellow Javahem rugby enthusiasts, a great charge has been leveled against our team and our country."
He holds up the paper.
"This document, released by the hosts of the tournament Saugeais, contains an affront to Javahem sport. There are two main issues I have with this Brian Michaels fellow who wrote the document."
He points at the offending sections of the article.
"One: He has misspelled the name of our country! Two: he called our team and by extension, our country nobody! Not even just the only nobody, but second in a list of nobodies! These are mistakes!"
He throws the paper down.
"We are the Javahe Islands, Mr. Michaels, with an 'e' at the end! You have insulted the fine people of this fine country by not showing them the respect they deserve and looking up how their country's name is spelled! What are you, stupid?"
There is a pause. No noises escape the mouths of those in the audience. A chair squeaks. Wiijewan's hands grip the podium and his elbows are bent outward. He is sweating profusely and breathing heavily.
"And Mr. Michaels... We are not nobody. We may be that country with the fruity flag. We may be the country whose name and language sound like something a 15-year old made up in an hour on his laptop in his bedroom. But we are not nobody! Long live the Javahe Islands!"
There is a round of applause. Some are standing, out of their seats, wiping tears from their eyes. The Javahem national anthem plays through loudspeakers, and Wiijewan steps down from the stage. Tonight it starts.

by **Licentiapacisterra** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:37 pm

Licentian National Rugby Union Team

Despite rugby not being one of the “Big Four” of Licentian sports, there is still a rather large following on the islands. The Licentian Rugby Board has decided that, following their participation in the most recent Rugby Sevens World Cup, held in Polar Islandstates, they would enter a team to take on the world in Saugeais.

Head Coach: Leland Smith
Backs Coach: Graeme Paterson
Forwards Coach: Ollie Morrison

Starting XV:
1 – Stephen Hay
2 – Ajay Muir
3 – Jake McLean
4 – Lewis Wallace
5 – Lukasz Brown
6 – Arlo Fraser
7 – David Reilly
8 – Doug Murphy
9 – Kody Wallace
10 – Cory Donaldson
11 – James Young
12 – Arron Shaw
13 – Conner Reilly
14 – Jude Thompson
15 – Malachy McDonald

Reserves
16 – Roddy Douglas - Prop
17 – Sandy Reid - Hooker
18 – Aron Smith - Lock
19 – Bryn Aitken - Flanker/Number 8
20 – Jackson Wood - Scrum/Fly Half
21 – Maxwell Black - Centre/Wing
22 – Frazer Hill - Fullback

by **Ko-oren** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 1:32 pm

Group B (Steinbeck Field)

Filopines - Ko-oren
bye
Ko-oren - Rukanda
Cyborg Holland - Ko-oren
Ko-oren - Abelheim

The Meritocratic Utopia of Ko-oren
Ko-oren (KOR)
Head Coach: Ishtun Makkarn
Backs Coach: Dadun Helkuran
Forwards Coach: Idrasil Jakranten
Team colors: Green, Blue, White

Roster:
#1 Raharn - #2 Mesurin - #3 Taluhi
----#4 Oholsin -- #5 Trehardan----
#6 Sekkartan--#8 Makkimun--#7 Tarn
==================================
------------#9 Uranin-------------
-----------#10 Neretipe-----------
----#12 Dus Nepetan---#13 Ishtaran
#11 Hevennin----------#14 Limderin
------------#15 Jularnan----------

Choose my pointscorers: Y
Godmod scoring event:s Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod injuries to my players: Y
Hand out yellow cards (sin bin) to my players: Y
Hand out red cards (sending off) to my players: Y
Godmod other events: Y

OOC: Experimenting with style here, I'll probably make it somewhat more aesthetic, color-related.

by **Ka Mate** » Sat Sep 08, 2012 1:48 pm

We are . . . Ka Mate!
Nineteenth Rugby World Cup, Saugeais

No  Role        Player             Club
 1  prop        Moana Kereama      Whangarei
 2  hooker      Anaru Te Rangi     Whakatane
 3  prop        Tamati Minarapa    Ahuriri       
 4  lock        Hohepa Honetana    Taone Pango
 5  lock        Tama Hetaraka      Mawhera
 6  flanker     Wiremu Parukama    Awakairangi
 7  flanker     Hemi Wharetohunga  Papaloea
 8  number 8    Mikaere Taniwha    Mutihiku
 9  halfback    Moana Rukutai      Otautahi
10  first 5/8   Hemi Koroheke (c)  Kirikiriroa
11  left wing   Mahana Akuhata     Hakatere
12  second 5/8  Hohepa Karena      Maungakiekie
13  centre      Moana Panera       Otautahi
14  right wing  Petera Te Kanawa   Wairau
15  fullback    Piripi Mahauariki  Rotorua

16  back        Paora Kirikiri     Taone Pango
17  back        Timoti Hakaria     Kirikiriroa
18  back        Wiremu Kainamu     Papaloea
19  either      Tane Tepeke        Otepoti
20  forward     Patariki Matenga   Whakatu
21  forward     Tama Wihapi        Takapuna
22  forward     Piripi Patariki    Maungakiekie

Nos. 20, 21, and 22 are potential front-row players.
The strongest kickers are nos. 10, 15, 12, and 4.
All seventeen of our top-tier rugby clubs are represented, from doormats Otepoti to champions Taone Pango.
Feel free to roleplay game events as you see fit, but leave injury severity and personal motivations to me.
We perform haka before each match, rotating irregularly between four or five traditional selections. Ka Mate is reserved for very special occasions.

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