Wonder Cup: Attack of The Stars! [IC Thread]

by **Qasden** » Sun Apr 26, 2020 9:30 pm

The Qasden Association Football Association (QAFA) welcomes one and all and all and one to the inter-multiversal football showcase to defend against the cosmos, the Wonder Cup: Attack of the Stars!

Over the next few days, 16 teams from across the athletic spectrum will compete in a competition as heated as the core beneath the artificial turf of our fields. As the tournament progresses, the tournament's guests will be weaned from the spotlight in droves until the final showdown of 2 powerful titans at the otherworldly Royal T.V. Stadium in T.V. City!

Who will triumph in Qasden and become the football kings and/or queens of the stars? It's all going down right here, right now; don't miss your chance to watch the contest of the galaxy!

Venues: Royal T.V. Stadium (T.V. City)|New Qad Field (Qad City)
• HUElavia
• Khazajamal
• Darmen-U23
• Sanlahi

Venues: Fisherman's Field (Port Harston)|KP Colosseum (Kaiser)
• Freeport Isles
• Bolgano
• Indusse
• Baker Park

Venues: Municipal Amphitheater (Taxson)|Merellin Park (Elder)
• Poafmersia
• Starcom Racing
• Kohnhead
• Oberour Ar Moro

Venues: Stade de Solis (Fyre)|Hotchskarth Cabin (Destiny)
• Cassadaigua
• Delaclava
• Jeckland
• Northwest Kalactin

Schedule
4/26- IC Thread Posted
4/27- Group Draw
4/28- Break Day/Training
4/29- Match 1 (1v4|2v3)
4/30- Match 2 (4v3|1v2)
5/1*- Match 3 (2v4|3v1)
5/2- Break Day
5/3- Playoffs Round 1 (Both Brackets)
5/4- Playoffs Round 2 (Both Brackets)
5/5- Break Day
5/6- Playoffs Round 3 (Both Brackets)
5/7- Playoffs Round 4 (Both Brackets)
5/8- Break Day
5/9- Playoffs Round 5 (Both Brackets)
5/10- Moon Bracket Championship
5/11- Sun Bracket/Wonder Cup Championship
5/12- Sun Bracket/Wonder Cup Championship (Potential Match 2)
Cutoff should be expected to occur between 21:00-22:00 CST (3-4 UTC).
*- Due to RL concerns, Scorination for Matchday 3 will occur ~1-2 hours after the original time frame above (23:00-00:00 CST).

by **Qasden** » Sun Apr 26, 2020 9:32 pm

Reserved for IC Information

Please refrain from reserving posts below; trust me, it's better to just post all together later on.
You may now begin RPing!

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Sun Apr 26, 2020 9:41 pm

Coach:

Damon Schechter (Ethane)
Assistant coach: Joe Jackson
Manager: Ray Byrd
Head trainer: Will Sakura

Starters

Strikers: Luke Dillan  GCCFC
Jimmy McCarthy  Dalton United


Midfielders: Jack Flemister  Salmon Head FC
Steve Gilbert  Toureres War eagles
Frank owens  Coffs Harbour FC
Will Sanders  Murwelldobah FC


Backs: Matt Hall  Fryi Frêndê
Hue Grebv  Ballina Red Devils (formerly golden hurricanes)
Joseph Anderson  FC Harbour City
Jack Dakota  Alton Swifts

Goalkeeper: Wendell Jakerein  Jungle Strike FC

  

                           Subs

Strikers : Keith Torres  Malor Sharpshooters 

Midfielders: Daniel Guidry  Kempsey United 
Lamar Snyder  Ballina Red Devils 

Backs: Larry Martinez  AC Izotz Zubia
Walter Johnson  Purple Town

Goalies: Mark Romero  Griffin City



                                 reserves


Strikers: Joe Russell  Griffin Fusion

Midfielders: Scott Lopez  Kempsey United 


Backs: Martin Brown  Purple Town
Stephan Parker  X City


Goalie: Earl Wilson  Purple Town

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RP permissions

Style mod is +5

by **Oberour Ar Moro** » Sun Apr 26, 2020 10:22 pm

Dominion of Oberour Ar Moro
National Football Team

Wonder Cup Roster

Staff

Manager: Gilduin Roux, age 52 (previously Patrons Manager)
Assistant Manager: Arzhur Janquin, age 61 (previously Patrons Assistant Manager)
Assistant Manager: Pereg Couvreeur, age 38 (previously Patrons Assistant Manager)

Players
Starters in bold

Goalkeepers

1 Laurens Desainctvictori, GK, age 28 (Dursten Easterners (Xanneria))
12 Sanson de Dreux, GK, age 26 (Cyrene Bay)
24 Olliuier le Duc, GK, age 24 (Myrrh-Streamer)

Defenders

2 Gwion du Bourc-la-Reyne, LB, age 28 (de la Charite)
3 Lunen Margas, RB, age 24 (Occident)
14 Donatien Calenge, LB, age 21 (Cyrene Bay)
15 Perien de Carenton, RB, age 20 (Myrrh-Streamer)

Sweepers

10 Marzhin Petit, SW, age 26 (Fleuriot)
11 Annaeg Chaumeeur, SW, age 28 (de la Charite)
22 Phelippon de Gentilli, SW, age 29 (Altair)
23 Mathieux Helleu, SW, age 23 (Cyrene Bay)

Midfielders

5 Thommas du Contant de la Mollette, LM, age 26 (Patrons)
6 Laou de Sablonneieres, RM, age 22 (Saint Louis)
4 Pierres Branon, CM, age 29 (Patrons)
17 Marzin du Chesne, LM, age 23 (Cyrene Bay)
18 Peterne de Courbueil, RM, age 23 (Patrons)
16 Laurens Balleroy, CM, age 26 (Confessor)

Forwards

7 Eneour Pique-Pain, LW, age 24 (Patrons)
8 Ruran l’Ermite, RW, age 26 (Cyrene Bay)
9 Taran Bele, ST, age 23 (Invicta)
19 Ifig Bonne-li-Donne, LW, age 24 (Manechester City HC (Equestria))
20 Cadou Lesaché, RW, age 23 (de la Charite)
21 Mikêl Rose, ST, age 23 (Hibernus)

Formation

First and Second-Choice Shirts

RP Permissions
If my opponent RPs first, I give him permission to:

Choose my Scorers:              Yes
Choose Scoring Events:          Yes
Godmod Scoring Events:          Yes
RP Injuries to my Players:      Yes
Godmod Injuries to my Players:  Yes
Yellow Card my Players:         Yes
Red Card my Players:            Yes
Godmod Other Events:            TG me first to run it by me, but by large I will say Yes 

Style Modifiers:                +5.0

by **HUElavia** » Mon Apr 27, 2020 6:04 am

HUElavia National Football Team Squad for the Wonder Cup

Uniforms:
Home-

Away-

Goalkeepers:
#1 Jose Antonio LOBATO (22 Years Old) (M) (6'1")
#13 Ana VALLARES (20 Years Old) (F) (5'10")
#23 Ricardo PATRICIO-Leite (18 Years Old) (M) (6'0")

Defenders:
#2 Kira SMIRNOV (21 Years Old) (F) (CB) (5'11")
#3 Carolina ACOSTA (18 Years Old) (F) (CB) (5'7")
#4 Joao COELHO (19 Years Old) (M) (RB-LB) (5'9")
#5 Raul AMARU-Dominguez (21 Years Old) (M) (LB-RB) (5'10")
#12 ANGELICA Santos-Reus (22 Years Old) (F) (CB) (5'6")
#15 Manuel MENDIETA (16 Years Old) (M) (CB) (5'10")
#18 Elenor SALGADO-Lemus (19 Years Old) (F) (LB-RB) (5'4")
#22 Miguel Angel DURAN (22 Years Old) (M) (RB-LB) (6'0")

Midfielders:
#6 Natalia RAMIREZ (20 Years Old) (F) (CDM-CM) (5'4")
#8 Joao FREITAS (21 Years Old) (M) (CM-AM) (6'2")
#10 Rafael ALMEIDA (20 Years Old) (M) (CM-AM) (6'0")
#14 Aurora CONTI (20 Years Old) (F) (DM-CM) (5'9")
#16 Maria SAKAGUCHI (18 Years Old) (F) (CM-AM) (5'3")
#19 Emilia LEBLANC (19 Years Old) (F) (CM-AM) (5'3")

Attackers:
#7 Marc NAVARRO (19 Years Old) (M) (LW-RW)(5'11")
#9 Ayuka HAMADA-Fukuda (18 Years Old) (F) (ST) (5'2")
#11 Samuel SISSOKO (20 Years Old) (M) (RW-LW) (5'11")
#17 Isabella ALEJO-Cuellar (19 Years Old) (RW-LW) (5'5")
#20 Rosario VILLCA (18 Years Old) (LW-RW) (5'3")
#21 Bruno MOUTINHO-Figo (19 Years Old) (M) (ST-CF) (6'2")

Head Coach: Ivan Mendieta-Martinez
Assistant Coaches: Beatriz España, Rodolfo Caetano

Style Modifier: +1.5

Starting XI:
1 Lobato
4 Coelho 2 Smirnov 3 Acosta 4 Amaru
6 Ramirez
8 Freitas 10 Almeida
11 Sissoko 9 Hamada 7 Navarro

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes, nothing career-ending
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes, but please message who and why

by **Jeckland** » Mon Apr 27, 2020 6:56 am

The Jeckish Football Association Presents

JECKLAND WONDER CUP ROSTER

TEAM INFO

Nickname: The Spuds

Style Modifier: 0

THE SQUAD

GK: Carter Clemens, 30, Colanso City - A reliable presence between the sticks, Clemens 6ft5 frame does not impact his agility and allows him to collect high balls with ease and throw them out quickly.

GK: Earl Porcher, 23, Nagelti Rovers - An exciting keeper who has made a name for himself in the past couple of years with some jaw dropping saves.

GK: Stuart Pound, 26, Peswick Town - Renowned for his kicks that travel a great distance, Pound came up through the lower leagues to become one of the top keepers in the country.

RB: Chaz Grey, 24, Peswick Town - His languid running style disguises his tremendous work ethic, often topping running statistics as he bombs up and down the right.

RB: Emery Hodson, 23, Mortsey - More of a traditional full back, Hodson doesn't commit forward as much but makes up for it with huge defensive capabilities.

CB: Teddie Gilbert, 27, Colanso City (CAPTAIN) - Captain of the reigning three time JPL Champions, Gilbert's calm and assured leadership off the pcitch is at odds with his hard tackling, no nonsense style on it.

CB: Jerrard Lovell, 26, Rack City Rangers - With ice in his veins, he looks composed on the ball and often picks incisive passes into the midfield.

CB: Ridley Danielson, 25, Nagelti Rovers - Dependable at the back, Danielson's left footed curling balls up the pitch have become a trademark of his.

CB: Dan Robertson, 22, Panbury Town - A hometown hero in Panbury, Robertson makes the team after a breakout season in the JPL.

LB: Brendan Pain, 24, Rack City Rangers - Known for his looping crosses and deadly free kicks, Pain brings the X factor to the left hand side of any defence.

LB: Zak Peters, 25, Colanso City - Standing at only 5ft5, Peters is lighting down the left flank, able to outpace nearly any opponent.

CM: Reuben Sanderson, 24, Kyslo - The most naturally talented player in Jeckland, Sanderson's fast feet and eye for a pass make him a goal threat himself and a frequent assister from midfield.

CM: Matty Graves, 23, Colanso City - The engine in any midfield, Graves is always in the right position to contribute to both defence and attack.

CM: Billie Gibbs, 26, Serbury - Sprays passes all over the pitch. When they come off, they're magical - but will often go for a wonder pass where a simple one would suffice.

CM: Cleve Blanchard, 27, Panbury Town - An enigmatic character with a very active social media presence, Blanchard makes the squad after letting his football do the talking last season.

CM: Hamilton Sheppard, 27, Nagelti Rovers - Playing in the 10 role for his club, Sheppard is known for his abilities to press opposition defenders into mistakes.

CM: Raynard Deadman, 22, Peswick Town - An enforcer at the base of a midfield, will always look to intercept or tackle, even if it means picking up a card or two.

RW: Cree Martel, 20, Rack City Rangers - Lighting quick, two footed, and with a venomous shot, this winger is the hottest prospect in the country.

RW: Jeffery Peters, 22, Colanso City - Hard working winger who will never give the opposing left back an easy game with his all action play.

ST: Cyprian Stack, 24, Nagelti Rovers - Last JPL's top scorer is a natural finisher and his positional play is outstanding. If given service, he will score goals.

ST: Jeptha Lynton, 24, Yonsolo United - Not as prolific a goalscorer as other Jeckish strikers, but his hold up and link up play bring the best out of his team-mates.

LW: Kolby Dane, 23, Rack City Rangers - Loves to cut inside and shoot on his right foot but also has the ability to skin his man on the outside.

LW: Kimball Forest, 21, Kyslo - Has all the natural attributes to be a star, but still working on his decision making in attacking areas.

THE MANAGER

Kayden Ross is a 51 year old hailing from Lingham. He played football to a decent level in his younger years but found his feet as a coach and has been hired by the JFA to lead Jeckland into the new era. Favours a balance between attack and defence with a high work ethic and will line Jeckland up in a 4-3-3 formation.

RP PERMISSIONS

If you're RPing the match first, feel free to RP whatever you want in terms of goalscorers, match events and yellow cards. If you want to do anything 'unrealistic' or godmoddy I might be fine with it, but TG/Discord me first and only proceed if I give a approval. Similarly if you plan to give a player of mine a red card or injury that would rule them out of the next match, TG/Discord me first.

by **Cassadaigua** » Mon Apr 27, 2020 10:37 am

Wonder Cup 2
Team Cassadaigua

Cassadaigua’s venture into the first Wonder Cup was different in that it was a combination of being glorified friendlies for members of the World Cup team, since there would be no qualifiers for us as that host. Or it was fringe players trying to make a statement to be a part of the team. The approach will still be the same, even though we do have to qualify this time, in that we will not use the same lineup for every game. Therefore, I am just listing the players by position.

Please pay attention to my RP prior to a game for the lineup that will be used for the next game. In the event that I fail to RP this in advance, you are free to choose your own players that played in the match from my list of players.

Kit Numbers: Any player with a kit number under 40, plus Rachel Schanke is a World Cup regular. Kit numbers 41 and above could be less experienced world cup players (i.e. have shown up as a reserve in the past), but are all playing for a role on the team in some capacity.

Coach- Stephanie Sweeney (58)

Goalkeepers:
#31- Kelsey Morgan (33)
#21- Tiffany Nelson (27)
#41- Danielle Cotter (22)

About the goalkeepers: Kelsey Morgan is the regular starting keeper and Nelson has been a regular sub or reserve. As Morgan is older, and Nelson comes off an excellent Copa Rushmori (Morgan did not play in it), the question of our starting goalkeeper for World Cup 85 is one of the biggest dilemmas we have. Is Morgan still good enough, or go with Nelson in her prime? It will be worth watching. More then likely, Danielle Cotter will not see much actions.

Defenders:
#22- Lupe Enriquez (31)
#3- Brooke Sutter (27)
#29- Matthew Donegal (29)
#24- Kimberly Carson (27)
#4- Hannah Shanley (34)
#6- Ashley Crocker (33)
#42- Nicole Blaney (25)
#43- Katie Standish (23)
#49- Devon Daniels (23)
#52- Michelle Graves (23)
#53- Amanda Clayton (22)
#59- Sierra Swift (22)

Why So Many Defenders?: Shanley and Crocker are World Cup veterans, but are trying to prove their form is still worthy of being a starter as they get older. Therefore, there is a greater competition for the potential spots in the back end, so more players are being looked at even if they are just for reserve roles.

Midfielders:
#23- Sierra Mattison (33)
#8- Shelby Martin (33)
#9- Zack Pierce (29)
#16- Meghan Wolcott (25)
#25- Emma McKee (31)
#19- Preston Newfeld (25)
#32- Courtney Graham (24)
#34- Danielle Porter (22)
#44- Sarah Giles (22)

Not as many midfielders?: There is more certainty with who will be where at this position, so there is less need for borderline players to be evaluated.

Forwards:
#71- Rachel Schanke (25)
#12- Ashley Dahlin (29)
#27- Madison McClain (23)
#26- Eddie Malone (30)
#45- Taylor Russo (23)
#46- Kelsey Whitman (22)
#48- Loreen Hazen (21)
#47- Kierstan O’Bryan (25)

What’s going on here?: With Hannah Ranucci, our superstar forward for many World Cups now moving on, as well as regular subs Caitlyn Mayer and Chelsea Monroe doing so, there wide open competition here. Rachel Schanke is a returning starter and the future of this group. Therefore, the main focus of this competition figures to be who has the best chemistry with Schanke.

No Captain?: As the roster will be different in all games, a single captain is not named. The captain for the game will be announced when I also mention who the starters for the upcoming match in RP.

Team Info:
Style Mod: 0 (Due to the important position battles in goal as well as besides Schanke up front, I don’t want to skew our results with the modifier, so we’ll go with the zero).
Formation: 4-3-3 (Because of the emphasis on needing to evaluate forwards for chemistry with Schanke then the need to evaluate midfielders, where there is more certainty).
People from Cassadaigua are referred to as Cassadagans.
Team nickname: Fillies. Also, we are commonly referred to as the Dagans

Kits: (Pink= home, White= away, Black= keeper or third. Thanks Donnacona!)

RP Permissions:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes but only say they hurt
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes, no more then one more then you give yourself.
Godmod other events: TG idea first. If it fits the theme of my team, I probably will allow it.

Retired Kit Numbers: (These are retired in all soccer/football competitions in which we partake)
#1 is retired in honor of Allison Salamida
#5 is retired in honor of Michelle Fuller
#7 is retired in honor of Shannon Myers
#10 is retired in honor of Brittany Lawton
#11 is retired in honor of Courtney Ferguson
#13 is retired in honor of Meaghan Bateman
#14 is retired in honor of Stacie Kerrigan-Fraser
#15 is retired in honor of Erica Lambert
#17 is retired in honor of Jessica Schanke
#18 is retired in honor of Taylor Connolly

by **Kohnhead** » Mon Apr 27, 2020 11:39 am

The official roster of the KNFT consists of the following players for the XKI soccer tournament. The team listed is their club team in the Kohnhead Futbol League (KFL) and it also has two college players
***=Captain
Starting XI
***Center Forward: Aaron Korkson #91 (M) Age: 22 Team: Kohnhead City FC
Right Forward: Erin Maltos #10 (F) Age: 22 Team: Kohnhead City FC
Left Forward: Harry Richman #77 (M) Age: 31 Team: Barnley FC
Center Mid: Linus Rallyton #11 (M) Age: 24Team: Philtront Pioneers
Right Mid: Ida Cogginter #41 (F) Age: 27 Team: Kohnhead City FC
Left Mid: Charles Laker #54 (M) Age: 19 Team: Barnley FC
Right Back: Caroline Prius-Lenoard #76 (F) Age: 31 Team: Barnley FC
Center Back: Dylan Vargas #23 (M) Age: 29 Team: Swisston City FC
Center Back: Claire Corton #24 (F) Age: 25 Team: Swisston City FC
Left Back: Nicholas Radison #14 (M) Age: 23 Team: FC Kohnface City
Goal Keeper: Jackson Newcastle #1 (M) Age: 34 Team: Kohnhead City FC

4-3-3

Coach: Christopher Kohnhead (M) Age:52 Doesn't coach a club team is fully with the National team

Bench-
Mid: Hannah Horsford #2 (F) Age: 29 Team: Philtront Pioneers
Back: Miranda Atkinson #51 (F) Age: 18 Barnley FC
Forward: Griffin Pheonix-Anderson #68 (M) Age: 33 Nickelson FC
Goalkeeper: Madison Richards #72 (F) Age: 30 Nickelson FC
Mid: Audrey Henderson #9 (F) Age: 21 FC Kohnface City
Forward: Thomas Stratford #12 (M) Age: 19 Kohnhead City University
Back: Callie Porsha #41 (F) Age: 18 Kohnhead City University

Info: The brains as they are called for the nation name Kohnhead are a relatively new team on the international spectrum. While the domestic league in Kohnhead has thrived for years and the top two teams Kohnhead City FC and FC Kohnface City have won all the titles except one which was one by Barnley in the inaugural season the league has talent throughout. This will be their first tournament as a national team and optimism runs high in the team with some proclaiming they are better than everyone else and will easily win. This is probably not true as they have never played another national team.

Style Mod: +2
RP Permissions: Choose my goalscorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes
Hand out red cards to my players: No
Godmod other events: Just TG me to let me know what it is. I will probably allow almost all.

by **Darmen** » Mon Apr 27, 2020 1:13 pm

OOC: The Wonder Cup will occur in October, 2046 of the Darmeni time line. Ages correct as of Oct. 1, 2046.

Darmen National U-23 Football Team
presented by the
Darmeni Football Association

Record (Modern-era only, since the 12th Summer Olympics): 25 matches, 14 wins, 3 draws, 8 losses, 36 GF, 27 GA, .620 Win %

Caps
 1 Anastasio Wilkie  17
T2 Avidan Tobias     16
   Aquila Freud      16
   Nataniel Herschel 16
 5 Hyman Campo       15

Goals
 1 Craig Blackwood   8
 2 Ivan Borde        4
T3 Gerrard Parks     3
   Skylar Hurst      3
   Víedharr Svendsen 3
   Hughie Rowe       3

Coaching Staff
Position          Name           Age
Manager           Isaiah Atwater 54
Assistant Manager Lucien Brant   43

23 Player Roster
#  Pos Name              Age Club                                  Caps Goals
 1 GK  Sergio Salas      23  Workers Union (EUR)                   7    0
 2 LB  Abimael Michaud   23  Scott City FC                         0    0
 3 LCB Marcial Godfrey   22  Royal PFC                             0    0
 4 RCB Melech Mag Raith  20  Centre for Excellence-Mercedini (MRC) 0    0
 5 RB  Thore Brodbeck    23  Royal PFC                             3    0
 6 LDM Odoacer Lehrer    23  Menomonie United                      0    0
 7 RDM Hákon Thorn       23  Portes Ava United                     0    0
 8 LM  Bernhard Amador   23  Romanopolis United                    7    0
 9 CM  Parthalán Wolfe   20  Metro Police FC                       7    2
10 RM  Caleb MacGowan    21  Chuckio FC                            0    0
11 ST  Darnell Halle     23  Atlético Augusta                      4    0

12 GK  Simon Toro        20  MTK Kingsville                        1    0
13 LB  Sigimund Firmin   22  Unioneers (EUR)                       7    0
14 LCB Marcelo Alvarez   22  IFK Liverpool United                  0    0
15 RCB Sadiq Lucas       19  Chippewa Valley United FC             0    0
16 RB  Demétrio Belrose  20  Chuckio FC                            0    0
17 LDM Sinjin Mathers    17  Menomonie United                      0    0
18 RDM Alan Duncan       21  Rogerton Whitecaps                    7    0
19 LM  Britton Lum       20  Darmen City United                    2    0
20 CM  Ian Wilkinson     20  Blacklake Blues (TAE)                 4    0
21 RM  Konstantin Beatty 21  Atlético Augusta                      0    0
22 ST  Godfrey Hutson    23  Romanopolis United                    4    0
23 GK  Bertil Herman     19  Centre for Excellence-Darmen          0    0

Tactics
Formation: 4-2-3-1

------------------Halle------------------
------Amador-----Wolfe-----MacGowan------
----------Lehrer----------Thorn----------
--Michaud--Godfrey--Mag Raith--Brodbeck--
------------------Salas------------------

Team Roles
Captain: Bernhard Amador
Vice Captain: Sergio Salas
Left Corner: Parthalán Wolfe
Right Corner: Parthalán Wolfe
Penalties: Darnell Halle
Free-kicks: Parthalán Wolfe

RP PERMISSIONS
If my opponent role-plays first they may:
Choose my goalscorers: YES PLEASE!
Godmod scoring events: YES
RP injuries to my players: YES, minor only.
Godmod injuries to my players: NO
Hand out yellow cards to my players: YES, within reason. Contact me if you have anything major planned.
Hand out red cards to my players: YES, no more than two. Contact me if you have anything major planned.
Godmod other events: YES. Contact me if you have anything major planned.

Contact me via TG or Discord. TG's are preferred.

by **Delaclava** » Mon Apr 27, 2020 11:04 pm

Delaclava national football team

Gold medalists, Games of the V Olympiad.
Six-time WC qualifiers (51-56). QF at WC51. Co-hosts of WC55, CoH 44 and 46, AOCAF 31. All time peak rank of 11th in the world.

First game: Oxen Cup XI, L 0-4 Starblaydia
First goal: Oxen Cup XI, Geraldo Ayala against Taeshan
First win: Oxen Cup XI, 2-1 against Sativaville
Largest victory: World Cup 53 qualifying, Delaclava 12-0 Mossulia and Friendly, The Kiaser Colonies 0-12 Delaclava
Largest loss: World Cup 50 post-qualifying friendly, Delaclava 0-6 Cafundéu
Highest-scoring game: AOCAF Cup XXXI quarterfinal, Delaclava 10-11 Pacitalia

Trigram: DEL | Nickname: Phoenixes | Style Modifier: +2

RP permissions: Okay to pick goalscorers, bookings, and minor injuries (or injuries of unspecified severity).
Ask me permission for major injuries or godmod events.

Full Roster:

Manager
Tim Landers
Assistant Managers
Jonathan Rothstein, Joe Cowell
Technical Director
Jessica Garcia
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Allison Rhimes
Goalkeeper Coach
Paul Harris

#	Position	Name	Age	Height (ft)	Weight (lbs)	Team
1	GK	George Ross	23	6-4	175	Unattached
14	GK	Tomasz Janaczek	30	6-3	190	Unattached
20	GK	Tyron Young	20	6-6	190	Unattached

3	DF	Josh Torres	24	5-8	150	Unattached
4	DF	Chris Lang	26	6-2	170	Unattached
6	DF	Valentin Gusev	24	6-3	185	ASK Landsmark (SVJ)
8	DF	Pavel Cicak	25	6-1	170	Brookford Otters (NPH)
12	DF	Kelly Joseph	27	6-3	185	Unattached
16	DF	Zane Davis	23	6-2	165	Unattached
22	DF	Carlos Berrera	23	5-11	160	Unattached

2	MF	Ryan Keating	27	5-11	165	Unattached
5	MF	Keaton Durbridge	25	5-10	155	Unattached
10	MF	Donato Girardi	22	5-9	145	Chenoworth Harriers (NPH)
15	MF	Kazuo Martin	18	5-11	170	Brisara FC (CMT)
17	MF	Cael McBride	22	6-0	170	Unattached
21	MF	Rhydian Campbell	19	6-2	175	New Capetown Falcons (TAE)

7	FW	Dathan Ingram	20	5-7	140	Unattached
9	ST	Dashaun Howard	18	6-5	190	Unattached
11	FW	Lukas Meyer	19	6-2	175	Savojars Vinge Virkaja (SVJ)
13	FW	Alexei Gusev	24	6-1	160	Unattached
18	FW	Erik Hovhannisyan	18	6-1	160	Unattached
19	FW	Eddie Roberts	26	5-11	165	Unattached

Starting Lineup:

by **PotatoFarmers** » Tue Apr 28, 2020 12:20 am

Poafmersia's squad for Wonder Cup 2

Other name: The Red Panjias (Panjia is the Poafmerian equivalant of a horse)
Kit Colours: Red, Orange

For the competition, Poafmersia would not be filling a fixed team every match. This is because the Wonder Cup is being utilised by the Poafmersia Football Association as a cup to experiment new strategies and field younger players who may have been left out of previous international competitions. Therefore, it is likely that many of the regular first team starters would not participate, though they would be named below.
Pool of Players

Num	Player Name		Age	Pos(s)		Sex	Current Club
1	Sandi Jaliaha		26	GK		M	Fiskadaha FC
12	Dikash Johikas		30	GK		M	Mancodas Athletic FC
23	Nicole Potts		18	GK		F	Dalaris City
36	Abdul Huffman		18	GK		M	Sochra Mudra FC

2	Alex Pickford		29	LB		M	Mancodas City
3	Denise Pickford		29	RB		F	Mancodas City
4	Danzik Hoboson		31	CB		M	Bikarish
5	Pasits Rikachz		30	CB		M	Bikarish
13	Graciia Warisian	27	LB		M	Real Didari
14	Timothy Gausun		27	RB		M	Sochra Mudra FC
15	Alex Hoboson		25	CB		M	Dury FC
16	Konile Trasa		26	CB		M	Holhot United
24	Mancest Nilson		33	LB, RB		M	Sarim Potato FC
25	Bolsto Nelison		29	RB, LB		M	Kavalti River FC
26	Ftiks Wariq		26	CB, DM		M	Mancodas City
27	Qetisan Monson		28	CB		F	Fiskadaha FC
28	Mandy Gibson		31	CB		M	Didari City
41	Nasri Sanchez		22	CB, LB, LM	M	Bikarish
42	Simone Gori		22	CB		M	Mancodas City
43	Glyndwr Towner		23	RB		F	Trimidau Naksa

6	Dargis Walshor		24	LM		M	Sarim Potatoes FC
8	Jessie Mchargarita	32	RM		F	Dury FC
10	Gisiik Moonar		25	CM, AM		M	Fiskadaha FC
17	Goon Figsh		30	CM, DM		M	Fiskadaha FC
18	Matthew Tibrise		27	LM		M	Armed Forces FC
19	Danill Trasa		32	RM		M	Bikarish
29	Daak Kalson		30	RM		M	Dury FC
30	Bastia Hansilon		30	RM, LM		M	FC United of Mancodas
31	Daas Taisg		27	CM, AM		M	Dalaris City
32	Stegaj Johnatson	26	CM, AM		M	Armed Forces FC
45	Lonny Brooks		21	DM, RB		M	Armed Forces FC
46	Rosario Mclaughlin	22	DM, LB		F	Armed Forces FC
47	Donk Mason		27	CM		M	Dury FC
48	Conri Ferrer		23	CM		F	Kavalti River FC
49	Edna Anderson		22	LM, LW		F	Fiskadaha FC
50	Whitney Rios		23	RM, RW		F	Fiskadaha FC

7	Joel Haodao		25	LW, CF		M	Tihon (CMT)
9	Shakira Handris		29	CF		M	1830 Cathair (AUD)
11	Pete Carisa		26	RW, CF		M	Mancodas City
21	Hansel Tang		26	CF, LW, LM	F	Advance Alara (KOR)
22	Bytia Hisel		31	CF		F	Kistina Galaxy
33	Makana Tuft		21	CF		M	Dalaris City
34	Matea Idowu		19	LW		F	Sarim Potato FC
35	Likarish Gyits		28	CF, AM, CM	M	FC United of Mancodas

Head Coach: Adnan Suliaha, 50
Assistant Head Coach (Main coach for this competition): Katiri Hedge, 55
General Playing Style: Being a nation which emphasises on fast paced attacking football, Poafmersia would prefer to attack rather then defend. The players can be quite aggressive in getting back the ball, yet they do not keep high amounts of possession and often break on the counter attack.
For this competition, assistant head coach Katiri Hedge would be the coach in the dugout, with head coach Adnan Suliaha away with the main team for their warm-up friendlies. This would be in effect unless a previous RP states otherwise.

Formations: 4-3-3 (preferred), 4-1-2-1-2, 3-4-3, 3-5-2
Style Modifier: +2.325
Note: Please refer to my RPs before match to know the predicted lineup/bench for the day. If one is not posted, you may utilise the last posted lineup, and make any enforced changes as you like. (due to injuries, suspensions, etc.)

International Records
BoF 71: 3rd place, with a W-D-L ratio of 9-0-1, goal record: 34-12
WCQ 84: 3rd place in Group 5, with a W-D-L of 10-4-6, goal record: 45-36
CoH 76: Group Stage (3rd in Group 7), with a W-D-L of 2-1-2, goal record: 14-12
IAC 9: 4th place, with a W-D-L of 5-1-1, goal record: 23-13
Overall Record (including friendlies): W-D-L of 27-11-13, goal record: 135-108

First Match: Poafmersia 8-2 Barfleur, BoF 71 Group Stage Matchday 1 @ Zwangzug
First Win:Poafmersia 8-2 Barfleur, BoF 71 Group Stage Matchday 1 @ Zwangzug
Biggest Win: Poafmersia 8-2 Barfleur, BoF 71 Group Stage Matchday 1 @ Zwangzug
Heaviest Defeat:
(Only WCC-sanctioned)
Monso 3-0 Poafmersia, World Cup 84 Qualifiers @ Monso
Poafmersia 0-3 Nephara, World Cup 84 Qualifiers @ Poafmersia
(All)
Poafmersia 2-8 Commonwealth of Baker Park, International Friendly @ Poafmersia
Highest Scoring:
(Only WCC-sanctioned) Poafmersia 8-2 Barfleur, BoF 71 Group Stage Matchday 1 @ Zwangzug
(Everything else)
Poafmersia 2-8 Commonwealth of Baker Park, International Friendly @ Poafmersia
Qasden 4-6 Poafmersia, International Friendly @ Qasden

Fans
Poafmersian fans are crazy about football, and their loud cheers ring about in the stadiums they visit. They are very willing to disturb the peace in the area to celebrate their win after matches, so matches are best held in the afternoon or early evenings. Apart from that, they do pick up after themselves, and prevent causing much trouble apart from celebrating. However, as the national team is split into two with 2 set of matches, it is likely that not all the fans would be here for the Cup, and attendance from the Poafmersian fans may not be as fantastic as with other matches.

RP Permissions

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers Yes
Godmod scoring events Yes
Roleplay injuries to my players Yes (You determine what happened, I decide the severity)
Godmod injuries to my players Yes (As above)
Hand out yellow cards to my players Yes
Hand out red cards to my players Yes (At most 1 per match, do ask me first)
Godmod other events Yes

If anything, a rule of thumb would be to keep as high realism as far as possible off the pitch.
I am very open to cooperative RPs, such as joint press conferences, match-side drama, out-of-field events, etc. Do drop me a Telegram in-game or a DM on Discord (You can find me on the NS Sports Discord - The Setting Sun #7085)

by **Indusse** » Tue Apr 28, 2020 2:50 am

INDUSSE NATIONAL TEAM

Manager/Coach: Joseph Mouteudi
Sponsors: Fiarti Automobiles
Trigamme: INS
Players in camp: 18

SQUAD

GK 1 Steve leghourn *
GK 34 Akbar ali
DF 6 Sampath Singh Aksinwala *
DF 13 Mathias Paulson *
DF 4 Aaron Mcmuller *
DF 5 Ayuthjeet Singh *
DF 69 Sadin-al-kharushi
MD 16 Xing-hong-taw *
MD 9 Alexis Budtedjson *
MD 14 Roopesh Kumar
MD 13 Raman Sreevastva
FD 10 Baskar H Kumar (c) *
FD 7 Bechun butea *
FD 11 Antonio Mersias *
FD Kishen Rajpoot
MD 99 Rana Mrityunjai Singh
MD 8 Abdul Khaseem *
DF 41 Gregor Tempetson

* An Asterisk indicates the playing 11.

KITS

by **Sanlahi** » Tue Apr 28, 2020 6:37 am

| S A N L A H I |

National Football Team

Manager: Duwa Lakangkisig (Male | 52)
Style Modifier: +3

Roster
Goalkeepers
1 | GK | Tulo Anituntabu | Male | 31
13 | GK | Aniceto Dimakopa | Male | 40
23 | GK | Anita Dinasapat | Female | 26

Defenders
2 | RB | Belita Dimacurut | Female | 25
3 | LB | Dina Dian Masalanta | Female | 31
4 | CB | Kulas Dimakulem | Male | 38 - CAPTAIN
5 | CB | 'Bathala' | Male | 29
12 | RB | Linda Mayari | Female | 39
16 | RCB | Rhoda Bakunawa | Female | 36
17 | LCB | Anito Lakandanum | Male | 35
19 | CB | Upat Pakawanennak | Male | 38

Midfielders
6 | CM | Merita Undang | Female | 32
7 | RM | Hunas Kalipayon | Male | 29
8 | CM | Hipolito Marajaw | Male | 36
11 | LM | Merlinda Dimasapak | Female | 34
14 | CM | Oslob Diak Maawatan | Male | 40
18 | LCM | Analia Diwata | Female | 27
20 | RCM | Tonio Dimakapitan | Male | 30
21 | CM | Meri Datu Simanuping | Female | 26

Forwards
9 | FW | Ferlita Wayang-wayang | Female | 31
10 | FW | Manolo Lamkapalit | Male | 35
15 | FW | Lito Dipatitinag | Male | 32
22 | FW | Hesika Dipakundangan | Female | 29

Kits
Kits for the Sanlahi National Team are the following:

Top
Male - topless. Kit numbers will be painted at the front and back of men's players.
Female - traditional dress that covers exposed spots. Kit numbers will be painted in the dress.

Shorts
It will be a weaved 'bahag', with triangular cuts at the bottom.

Primary kit color will be orange colored weave, while purple and black is the secondary kit color.

All the members of the Sanlahi team will wear headdresses before the match, then will place them between the front of the bench and the coach's box.

RP Permissions
Any godmodding is permissible, bar injuries and deaths.

World Cup 81/82/83/84

Football Association of the Commonwealth of Baker Park

The second edition of the Wonder Cup will mark the beginning of a new era for the Baker Park National Team, as Ichi Tuzzio, who managed Farfadillis to the World Cup title, takes charge, the first foreigner ever to lead the Black & Gold. As the women got a chance to represent the country in the regional championship, the men will go it alone for this competition, with eight uncapped players on the roster for Tuzzio's first squad.

Style Mod: +3.1
formation: 3-4-1-2 (Tuzzio will be experimenting with ways of refining the traditional BP formation to utilize some of his methods).

roster for Wonder Cup

GK			age	club				caps
1  Grant Coffey	        25	Hamilton Wanderers FC		12
21 Zach Johnston	23	New Bremen FC			0
23 Ben Kelley		23	Hillsborough FC			0

Def
2  JC Bartok		28	MTK Kingsville (DAR)		40 [2]
3  Terrence Stephens	29	Asbury Park FC			37 [6]
4  Derion Hutchins	27	Coolville United FC		15 [4]
5  Victor Onikambe	22	Southend AC			0
15 Sam Harrison	        24	Ezriquay United FC		7 [4]
16 Jerome Brooks	22	Dalton Town FC			0
17 Alan Wiseman	        23	Corinthians FC			4 [3]

Mid
6  Declan Mason	        28	Cranequin Wanderers FC (NPH)	26 [11]
7  Marcus Nolan	        21	Brigham FC (EUR)		5 [5]
8  Jamari Bozeman	29	Southend AC			61 [12]
11 Junior Ngoba	        24	Hamilton Wanderers FC		13 [3]
12 Travis Grimaldi	21	Avenida Leal (FFD)		0
13 Kelvin Buxton	22	Monmouth Park FC		0
14 Lorenzo Taborn	29	MTK Kingsville (DAR)		46 [11]
20 Antonio Sotolongo	28	Learfield FC			40 [7]
22 Max Rizzo		22	Riverside City FC		0

For
9  Tim Cassel		21	Sorenberg Park FC		0
10 Tyrek Jones		27	St Warren City FC		34 [11]
18 Daniel Pryor		24	Marketville FC (EUR)		9 [6]
19 Reggie Laing		24	Marshallton Athletic SC		3 [5]
24 DeAngelo Simmons	25	Monmouth Park FC		22 [12]

Manager—Ichi Tuzzio (FFD)
Assistant-- Friekder Dandalleion (FFD)
1st Team Coach—Tony Weiss
Coaching Staff—Lawrence Bell
Liam Sullivan
Physio—Gina Damicone

uniform

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers Y
Godmod scoring events Y
Roleplay injuries to my players Y, length of match only, please
Godmod injuries to my players Y
Hand out yellow cards to my players Y
Hand out red cards to my players Y (a TG as warning, please)
Godmod other events Y

by **PotatoFarmers** » Tue Apr 28, 2020 10:22 pm

Live Interview with Katiri Hedge
Interviewer: Welcome everyone to PFBC Live, and today we would be having an exclusive interview with the Assistant Head Coach of the national football team, Katiri Hedge!
Katiri: Thank you everyone for tuning in, and thank you to the Poafmersia Broadcasting Corporation for agreeing to have this live interview here from Qasden.
Interviewer: No problem. We all know that Katiri would be leading a younger and less experienced team here at the second edition of the Wonder Cup, which is a friendly competition hosted by Qasden for teams as a warm up before the World Cup Qualification cycle proper. So back to Katiri, what is the purpose of sending a team here to Qasden for this Cup, and what does the national team aim to achieve from this competition?
Katiri: When we decided to throw our hat into this competition, it was not an easy decision. The team has agreed to a few friendly matches, and participation in the Cup would definitely split our team up and increase the fixture congestion. However, noting the numerous players in the Poafmersian football setup, with many up and coming youngsters yearning to gain a spot in the national team, we decided to give some additional players a chance to showcase themselves. Some may not have showcased their talents properly in the league, others may be overlooked. But with an additional round of friendlies and warm-up matches, we would be able to test some of these additional players while ensuring that the confirmed regulars have opportunities to play together.
Interviewer: So this is an additional audition stage to test new players?
Katiri: Definitely! Some of the slots definitely require fresh replacements. For instance, in goalkeeping, we invited Nicole Potts and Abdul Huffman to join the team here in Qasden, because Jabik Henderson has retired and we think the next replacement could come from someone younger. Both Sandi Jaliaha and Dikash Johikas are with the main team back on their friendly tour, so it leaves us here with the two young goalkeepers to see how good they are. In the striking department, we got Makana Tuft, who performed quite well during the U18 world cup last year, as well as Whitney Rios, which showcased her talents when she stepped up for a weakend Fiskadaha FC during their injury crisis. Even for players from the second tier, we have taken notice of their improvements. Armed Forces FC's 4-2-3-1 featured two good Defensive Midfielders, namely Lonny Brooks and Rosario Mclaughlin, and we noted how they had excelled in that position despite being 21 and 22 respectively. Now we are inviting all these young talents to come here and experience playing against strong international sides, as we see how they excel when facing pressure, as well as find out whether they can play with the senior team for our World Cup Qualification cycle.
Interviewer: Having talked about the squad, let us put our eyes on the participating teams. Are there any teams which you are particularly excited to face?
Katiri: The (World Cup 84) hosts Baker Park and Cassadaigua are both in the competition, and they are definitely the strongest teams here in the competition. We played against Baker Park in a friendly two years ago, which was unforgettable as they handed us a trashing. Now that we have the experience of one cycle, we would like play these teams and see how much we had improved. It was also heartening to see many teams returning for the new cycle and completely new teams throwing their hat into the competition. These new and returning teams would provide a different level of challenge, as they may not be as familiar and would definitely showcase new things and test the players' reaction skills.
Interviewer: I noticed that the team has avoided many of the big names like HUElavia, Darmen, Baker Park and Cassadaigua during the group stage.
Katiri: Which mounts even more pressure on our side, to get into the top half of the elimination bracket. With a double elimination format, it become especially important to be on the top side. The other three teams would definitely be aiming for us and trying to cause upsets, and the players would now have to showcase their abilities. Although we avoided the strong teams, it does not say anything as the three sides have unknown capabilities beneath them. Starcom Racing and Oberour Ar Moro both missed the last cycle, but did well in the World Cup 83 cycle, and should have some experience behind them to provide a close match. Kohnhead would be participating in the Baptism of Fire, so they have even more matches to deal with throughout their campaign, but the newcomers always spring surprises, just like how we performed during the last cycle where we debuted.
Interviewer: Unfortunately, the interview has to come to an end, and we thank Katiri for coming for this interview. All the best to the team at the Wonder Cup, and to all visiting fans here in Qasden, do show your support for our new players!
Katiri: Thank you!

Squad for the first match against Oberour Ar Moro (4-2-3-1):
Nicole Potts;
Graciia Warisian, Nasri Sanchez, Mandy Gibson, Bolsto Nelison;
Lonny Brooks, Rosario Mclaughlin;
Edna Anderson, Donk Mason, Bastia Hansilon;
Hansel Tang (captain)

Fixture List: (Locations are assumed based on order given by host)
Group Stage Match 1: vs Oberour Ar Moro @ Municipal Amphitheater, Taxson
Group Stage Match 2: vs Starcom Racing @ Merellin Park, Elder
Group Stage Match 3: vs Kohnhead @ Merellin Park, Elder

by **Bolgano** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 4:27 am

Bolgano National Soccer Team - Wonder Cup Rosters

Goalkepers
#1 Red Nines 25 - Severak FC
#12 Louis Nick 29 - Sanzibar FC
#13 Francis Thom 19 - Fedek FC 

Defenders
#2 Gail Noldmand 22 - Fedek FC
#3 Martin Liavoni 24 - Fedek FC
#4 Patrick Deds 31 - Bolgano FC
#14 Roger Zack 21 - Marele Islands FC
#15 James Hiws 21 - Dartsak FC
#16 Alberto de Lions 19 - Wilsans FC 
#17 Thomas Ion 23 - Sanzibar FC
#18 Sals Darben 25 - Rytuk FC

Midfielders
#5 Ail Hedd 24 - Fedek FC
#6 Riot Birgot 25 - Bolgano FC
#7 Brandon McShane 22 - Severak FC
#8 Ryan McShane 25 - Severak FC
#19 Thim Hudson 21 - Dartsak FC
#20 German Jirrt 18 - Marele Islands FC
#21 Daniels Razor 20 - Bolgano FC
#22 Ryan Torsman 17 - Fedek FC

Ofensive
#9 Daniels Frizzel 23 - Severak FC
#10 Tom Evans 29 - Fedek FC
#11 Louis Merts 28 - Wilsans FC
#23 Victor Mellin 34 - Bolgano FC
#24 Perry Backman 17 - Bolgano FC

Manager: David Colt (62)
Captain: Red Nines
Formation: 3-4-3
Style: +2
Penalty Kick: Tom Evans
Foul Kick: Riot Birgot
Corner Kick: Riot Birgot (Right) - Ryan McShane (Left)

Kits

My opponent, if he does RP first, he can do the following:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes, I decide the gravity
Godmod injuries to my players: No
Give yellow cards to my players: Yes
Give red cards to my players: Tg first
Godmod other events: No

by **HUElavia** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 6:12 am

HUElavia Begins Another Wonder Cup!

The HUElavia National Football Team once again participates in the Wonder Cup, a tournament that saw the team win their first ever Group Stage in a Football Tournament, as well as finish 5th place overall. This time around, HUElavian fans are having high expectations of the team, with Los Amarillos being among the top favorites to win the tournament.

Notably, this is the first tournament the team plays in, after the debacle of the IAC 9 Final against New Luisitania in front of 100,000 fans in Curumba. With this, a new manager has stepped in, being Ivan Mendieta-Martinez, the captain for the national team in IAC 8 and WC 84, and father of the young centerback Manuel Mendieta, who has given a change in formation in order to emphasize in possession and forward attack. There is high hopes that Medieta will bring the team together to get favorable results.

While the squad is going as the Senior Team, many people view this as a glorified U-23 team, where Lobato, Angelica, and Duran are the oldest players at the age of 22 years. Although, this is a very stacked squad of the best young talents the country has to offer, with many pundits in HUElavia viewing this team as more or less the squad to be expected in the coming years in future tournaments, particularly those of WC 86 and 87, as well as IAC 11 and 12. Lobato, Amaru, Ramirez, Almeida, Navarro, and Hamada are the players to watch on this team.

Fans will be coming in droves to watch these youngsters, as the team is in Group A against Khazajamal, Darmen, and Sanlahi, which all of HUElavia's Group Stage matches will be played at the Royal T.V. Stadium in the capital city of T.V. City in Qasden, the largest venue in the tournament. The opening match of the tournament will be between HUElavia vs Sanlahi.

FORCA HUELAVIA! VAMOS HUELAVIA! GO HUELAVIA!

by **Starcom Racing** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 9:06 am

STARCOM RACING ROSTER

FORMATION: 4-2-4
STYLE MOD: +5

Starters
F - #1 James Sa'Affa [Inland Seafood FC]
F - #20 Ronnie Goodwin [Kyle's Town FC]
F - #11 Jay Bradley [Steel City Union / Applachian Nation]
F - #30 Trey Gideon [Raiatea Rowdies]
M -#35 Miles Jurjic [Castle Landon 247]
M -#50 Evan Ernbosser [ East End FC / Xanneria]
D - #4 Logan Smith [Bean Bean FC / A Mushroom Kingdom]
D - #17 Derricke LeMoyne [Goomba Village / A Mushroom Kingdom]
D - #55 Bretrand Harris [Samurai Cop FC]
D - #25 Leon Bradley [Tacoma 1836 / Xanneria]
GK - #00 Jeff Vernon [Honolulu King's FC]

Reserves
F - #3 Jason Carmicheal [Big Dock Energy FC]
F - #44 Hector Vaas [Gauldashia AC]
F - #8 Ryan Cortland [Big Dock Energy FC]
M - #99 Matts Millengrad [Inland Seafood FC]
D - #12 Pete Petersbaugh [Royal Crown FC]
D - #28 Jack Gunner [Delano City SC / Xanneria]
GK - #0 Nick Nimbo [Islandside FC / Xanneria]

PERMISSIONS

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goalscorers: Yes/No
Godmod scoring events: Yes/No
RP injuries to my players: Yes/No
Godmod injuries to my players: Yes/No
Hand out yellow cards to my players: Yes/No
Hand out red cards to my players: Yes/No
Godmod other events: Yes/No

by **Cassadaigua** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 12:22 pm

Wonder Cup To Begin,
by Kaitlyn Scoville, Concord Heights Times

Good afternoon, everyone, it is Kaitlyn coming to you from Qasden where the Wonder Cup will soon be playing. This is a soccer tournament that Cassadaigua used last year and treated as a series of glorified friendly matches for the World Cup since they would not have to qualify. While that part is now different, CASE has entered the team once again in the tournament moreso to test out a couple of positional battles for the eventual qualifying roster, rather then to treat the Wonder Cup as a prestigious tournament that they want to win. That’s what CASE thinks about it. For the players and the coaching staff, the agenda is to win this tournament while testing out the positional battles.

The biggest spot that is seen as up for grabs is the most important spot on the pitch: in goal. The question here is whether or not returning starter Kelsey Morgan should continue to hold that position at 33 years of age, or if the team should move on to the 27-year old Tiffany Nelson. Morgan has done a lot of great things for the team, but when she was not named to the Copa Rushmori roster, and Tiffany Nelson was, we started to question what the motive of the move truly was. It was curious though, because manager Stephanie Sweeney was quoted then as saying, “ Kelsey Morgan is not part of the roster because of the fact that she is not up for evaluation.” Kelsey even responded to the rumors then that Tiffany Nelson was going to get the starting spot over her, by saying, “I hope she has a clean sheet in every game!”, which was a response to Nelson posting clean sheets in the first two games of the competition, one of which against the likes of Pasarga. For Nelson, the competition ended in the exact same way the last major international competition that Morgan started in (World Cup 84): a loss to Eura in knockouts. With all of that chatter seeming to imply that Sweeney is intending to stick with Kelsey Morgan, and it really seems as though Morgan is expecting to be the starter here, then what is up with the talk about Tiffany Nelson? I have tried to prod manager Sweeney for answers on that, but she has simply said both of them will be splitting duties. I don’t see why that would happen if there was not some form of evaluation being done on each of them. Morgan and Nelson have always got along great, but Tiffany would seem to be in the prime of her career right now. In an interesting twist of fate, Morgan could lose the starting spot to Nelson in the same way that she attained it over then starter Kristen Speller. This is very much a competition that is probably being handled in house by Sweeney and the coaching staff. Both Morgan and Nelson have to know it, too. If they play evenly, Morgan probably gets the job, but if Nelson is the better keeper, Sweeney may opt to go with her.

The group of defenders is going to see some work too, with the focal point being the same theme: should productive players in their lower 30's lose their spots over younger players in or approaching the prime of their career? Lupe Enriquez and Brooke Sutter are sure things, after them, this is a wide open evaluation with many players being observed at different points of the tournament. It makes the format of the tournament ideal for what we are setting out to do. We are going to play a certain about of games, even if we lose them all and finish 16th. The midfield does not seem to have any question. Sierra Mattison plays an important role for this team and is going to continue to start. Zack Pierce and Meghan Wolcott are certainties. One question could be Shelby Martin or Preston Newfeld, but even there I think it is still Martin. The main competition here is setting sub and reserve roles.

Up front, there is massive turnover. Gone is Hannah Ranucci, the now 35-year old former captain who will be considered for kit number retirement. If so, her #33 would be the first number honored by CASE since the nation’s return to international competition. That’s not it, though. Two regular substitutes, Caitlyn Mayer and Chelsea Monroe have also moved on. So now, we really have to see who is going to play regularly with Rachel Schanke up front, and that is going to come down between who has the most chemistry with her. The team needs games for that. Therefore, expect to see Schanke in every game, but with different players on the pitch with her. Ashley Dahlin seems like the best choice here, but I have to be honest, I have not always seen terrific chemistry between Schanke and Dahlin. They get along great, but sometimes two players don’t seem to mesh even if they should be meshing, and even if they are trying their hardest to each make it work. Schanke and Dahlin, therefore, I am not sold on. Madison McClain is the one that will get a long look, but don’t rule out a surprise here.

As you can see, there is plenty for Cassadaigua to play for, even if it just for internal matters. In the end, if they do it well, there will be some sort of trophy. Opponents in the group stage are Delaclava (wow, been a long time since I said that!), Jeckland (been a long time since I said that, too), and Northwest Kalactin (I’ve said that recently I’m sure.) The latter is our first match.

Lineup For Northwest Kalactin Match: Morgan; Enriquez, Sutter, Blaney, Standish; Mattison, Wolcott, Newfield; Schanke (c), Dahlin, McClain

World Cup 81/82/83/84

Wonder Cup returns, BP men get chance to shine
by Oliver Stanley
The Post Soccer Correspondent

The Commonwealth National Team will open the Tuzzio era here in Qasden, where the country's historic first qualification for World Cup 80 occurred, as the side look ahead towards the qualifications for World Cup 85.

Tuzzio has brought eight uncapped players in the 23 man squad, as he searches out the best combinations for future call ups. While seven 30+ capped players made the trip, none of them are expected to play large amounts of minutes here.

The first task for the new braintrust will be sorting out the goalkeeping situation. Kyle Moyer and Jared Wyatt were passed over in favor of Grant Coffey, plus two former U21 stars who made their mark in the Championship last season--Zach Johnston of champions New Bremen and Ben Kelley, who took over the #1 shirt at Hillsborough. All three were among the leaders in fewest goals allowed, with Johnston and Coffey finishing 1-2;

In defense, NT captain Derrick Briggs remained at home, but JC Bartok & Terrence Stephens will lead the backline, with Derion Hutchins called back into the squad, as well as former U18 captain Sam Harrison. Expect to see newcomers Victor Onikambe & Jerome Brooks quite a bit here.

As usual, midfield is the strength of this particular squad, and the embarrassment of riches that BP possess is surely going to expand. Marcus Nolan, recently signed by Brigham FC in Eura, will be looking to make his mark on the new staff, and Junior Ngoba gets a chance to stake a claim to the right wing slot left open for this cycle by Veronica Navarro's maternity leave.

On the front line, Tim Cassel has shown tremendous scoring ability, along with a massive potential for growth in the two seasons of the National Conference mixed gender setup, so this will be a chance for him to show himself in more playing time than he might've had if the full mixed gender national pool had been considered. The same can be said for Daniel Pryor--who will also be moving on to Eura when domestic play gets underway--and Reggie Laing.

Expect to see some elements of the Farf playing style incorporated into the usual formation on a trial basis in these matches, along with changes in some roles that players have filled in the past.

lineup vs Freeport:
Johnston; Stephens, Onikambe, Hutchins; Grimaldi, Mason, Taborn (C), Ngoba; Sotolongo; Laing, Pryor

by **Oberour Ar Moro** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 6:50 pm

Work the Space
Oberour Ar Moro seeks to inspire wonder in Qasden

By Kare Busquent

Welcome, one and all, to the Wonder Cup: "An unofficial precursor tournament to the World Cup qualifiers" as the Qasden Association Football Association advertises it. Sixteen teams are entered, and was rogue's gallery it is. Cassadaigua, Baker Park, and Darmen('s Under-23 team) are squaring off with Starcom Racing, Indusse, and three teams entering their first Baptism of Fire this year.

This reminds the historian of Oberour Ar Moro football of the Nakiti Robotics & Axx Software Opportunity Cup, where the Dragoons before the Dragoons-nickname won their first three matches of multiversal football in Queer Poco El Mono Ara before losing in penalties against Sargossa.

All World Cup precursor touraments have this incredible mix of powerhouses versus minnows, but the minnows can surprise and then conquer. All this means is that if you actually want to be successful in a tournament such as this, you actually have to work for it.

As best as anyone can tell, Gilduin Roux is, by and large, working for it. Laurens Desainctvictori, Gwion du Bourc-la-Reyne, and Lunen Margas remain on defense. Pierres Branon is at center midfield. Eneour Pique-Pain and Ruran l’Ermite are at left and right wing respectively. But then there are the changes, that indicate that Roux is trying to figure out his World Cup qualifying roster. Annaeg Chaumeeur gets a starting sweeper role. Thommas du Contant de la Mollette is promoted to starting left midfielder. And most notably is who is at striker, and then who is not.

Taran Bele is promoted for the Wonder Cup to starting striker. Kerrian Odierne is off the roster. Mikêl Rose is on the bench, staring hungrily at the opposing goals. Bele scored for fun at the Under-21 level, and has been a constant scoring threat with Invicta in the Premier Division. He has not shown the same ability at the highest multiversal level. Mikêl Rose is in his first year as a full-time starter with Hibernus and is an interesting addition as long as long-time Dragoons substitute Nycollas Mauranghas leads the A-Division in scoring. Kerrian Odierne has dealt with a series of injuries domestically with Cyrene Bay, but it still strange to see a national team where he is not on the roster.

Oberour Ar Moro has one night's rest before their first match with Poafmersia's Red Panijas at the Municipal Amphitheater in Taxson. While the Dragoon's would like to use this tournament to prepare for World Cup qualifying, you know they want to win more than anything.

Excerpted from an article on NewGame, a sporting blog. Wonder Cup information compiled using official sources of the former Oberour Ar Moro Football Management Committee (FMC) stored at the FMC records depository at Melito d'Argentueill College, Auscanium. All information acquired under the Regime Records Transparency Act - 1st Post-Tumults Parliament.

by **Qasden** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 8:24 pm

Match Day 1

Welcome back to Qasden, everyone! Are y'all ready for another rollercoaster of emotions? The first match of the show starts now!

Group A
HUElavia 0–0 Sanlahi
@ Royal T.V. Stadium, TV City

Khazajamal 2–4 Darmen-U23
@ New Qad Field, Qad City

Group B
Freeport 1–2 Baker Park
@ Fisherman's Field, Port Harston

Bolgano 3–1 Indusse
@ KP Colosseum, Kaiser

Group C
Poafmersia 0–3 Oberour Ar Moro
@ Municipal Amphitheater, Taxson

Starcom Racing 3–1 Kohnhead
@ Merellin Park, Elder

Group D
Cassadaigua 1–0 Northwest Kalactin
@ Stade de Solis, Fyre

Delaclava 1–5 Jeckland
@ Hotchskarth Cabin, Destiny

Tables will be added along with MD2

by **PotatoFarmers** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 2:41 am

Note: The following articles are taken from Sporting Daily, Poafmersia's premier sporting newspaper.

Poafmersia 0
Oberour Ar Moro 3
Taran Bele 28', 53'
Annaeg Chaumeeur 40'

First 11 (4-2-3-1): Nicole Potts; Graciia Warisian, Simone Gori, Mandy Gibson, Bolsto Nelison; Lonny Brooks, Rosario Mclaughlin; Edna Anderson, Donk Mason, Bastia Hansilon; Hansel Tang (captain)
Substitutes: Likarish Gyits (Brooks 53'), Whitney Rios (Hansilon 61')

Wonder Cup: Heavy defeat for Poafmersia as lone striker strategy backfires
Report by Alexa Nakari
Taxson, Qasden - Poafmersia's Wonder Cup campaign opened with a heavy defeat against Oberour Ar Moro, suggesting that a tactic switch may not be that good for Poafmersian players in general.
As Poafmersia played Northwest Kalactin away yesterday in a friendly [OOC: The friendly was arranged but unscorinated, so there is no reference to the result there], there was another team here in Qasden training for their match against Oberour Ar Moro. A younger team, with little caps to their name, and many players were about to get their first international cap here for the senior team. Among which, Nicole Potts stunned many observers by getting her first international cap here in goal, with an apparent lack of goalkeepers apart from (Sandi) Jaliaha and (Dikash) Johikas, both of which were with head coach Adnan Suliaha and his main team in Northwest Kalactin. Although Nasri Sanchez was named as the original first 11, it was decided that Simone Gori would start in his place as Nasri Sanchez was called to the bench in Northwest Kalactin.
The first 25 minutes was fantastic. Both sides made excellent tackles, and both goalkeepers' abilities were tested early on as Hansel Tang of Poafmersia and Annaeg Chaumeeur both made excellent shots. But the Poafmersian defence made a big mistake in the 28th minute, allowing Taran Bele to poach on the mistake to open the scoring. Although Poafmersia continued to go on the counter-offensive, the Dragons' defence was unbreakable and neutralised each and every threat. The players' lack of experience at the senior level showed as they had to rely on Tang and (Bastia) Hansilon, which had 5 and 4 caps before the match. Ultimately, the team fell to a screamer from Taran Bele and another brilliant shot from Annaeg Chaumeeur, and Katiri Hedge's switch to a 4-1-3-2 formation could not help the team get a goal back.
Having lost the first match 3-0, Poafmersia is determined to bounce back against Starcom Racing. Katiri Hedge would switch to a 4-1-2-1-2 formation,

Poafmersia set for another huge domestic transfer window
Analysis by Tony Riakchz
[OOC: The domestic season as described below is with reference to the previous IFCF Season 2, and the RPs will be posted on our domestic newswire]
Mancodas - A promoted team getting such excellent results is unheard of anywhere else in the multiverse.
But with FC United of Mancodas ending their first season in the Premier League on a high, many other teams are determined to pursue an even bigger transfer window by getting talents from smaller clubs. Bigger clubs are also willing to look internationally to bolster their strength and also to get better players
Here in Mancodas, the rush for talent is even stronger with three strong Mancodas clubs, namely Mancodas City, Mancodas Athletic FC, as well as FC United of Mancodas. Traditionally, Mancodas Athletic FC has been the older and more experienced side, having strong roots in developing young players. In recent years, Mancodas City has grown to become the stronger side and with their financial clout, they became the "noisy neighbours". With FC United of Mancodas launching their academy and aiming to send a team into the Professional Developmental League for the next season, the race for talents and the race to become better has become more competitive. And therefore, splurging on players and improving talents from smaller clubs becomes the norm. This means a bigger pool of players for the national team, and more younger players showing up.
There were a number of players that shone and are aiming for a transfer to bigger clubs. Some are featuring in the Wonder Cup, such as Edna Anderson and Whitney Rios, understanding more about playing at the senior level and competing against big teams. Others are probably in the pool of players looking to gain national team caps. And these players are going to make moves to bigger clubs, to places which can further develop them to become world-class players. Hopefully, this transfer window would definitely see huge moves and consolidation of talents.

Baptism of Fire sees a record 56 teams
Report by Randy Hikix
The new World Cup 85 qualification cycle saw an influx of 56 new nations starting their journey in the 72nd edition of the Baptism of Fire, bringing with them various new playing styles and story. This would definitely signal an exciting qualification campaign ahead, considering that many of these teams bring with them unheard of tactics and make us see even more creatures in multiverse.
Among teams that have shown their squad and given a bit more information about themselves, we have seen teams made up of semi-professionals, other teams made up of prisoners, and some players playing for these nations come from famous leagues that have done well on the domestic stage. With such a huge variety of teams chasing for the one and only title, this edition of the Baptism of Fire would make for good watching.
Poafmersia has worked with the hosts to ensure that the Baptism of Fire is broadcasted live on the television, with live commentary online on our website, as well as an all-new microsite, sportingdaily.com.pf/BoF72, featuring live results from the tournament. Being the bronze medalists of the previous edition, the PFFA has also extended an invitation to the teams participating in the competition, to invite the semi-finalists of the competition to Poafmersia for a friendly. Hopefully, we are able to see new talents being featured and see strong teams rise out of the competition.

Squad for the match against Starcom Racing (4-1-2-1-2):
Abdul Huffman;
Mancest Nilson, Nasri Sanchez, Mandy Gibson, Bolsto Nelison;
Rosario Mclaughlin;
Edna Anderson, Bastia Hansilon;
Stegaj Johnatson
Likarish Gyits, Hansel Tang (captain)

Fixture List: (Locations are assumed based on order given by host)
Group Stage Match 1: vs Oberour Ar Moro @ Municipal Amphitheater, Taxson [color=#FF000]Loss (0-3)[/color]
Group Stage Match 2: vs Starcom Racing @ Merellin Park, Elder
Group Stage Match 3: vs Kohnhead @ Merellin Park, Elder

by **HUElavia** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 5:41 am

HUElavia's Opener Ends in Lackluster Draw

HUElavia began their 2nd appearance in the Wonder Cup going off against Sanlahi at T.V. Stadium, the largest venue of the tournament in the capital of Qasden, T.V. City. Los Amarillos came in as heavy favorites into the match, where even Head Coach Mendieta decided to field the entire B-Team for the opening match. Thousands of HUElavians flocked to the country, as the stadium was overwhelmingly Yellow, Blue and Green, with flags and banners of HUElavia adorning the stands, while some thousands of Sanlahians were in the stands.

Needless to say, the match went nowhere during the full 90 minutes. Both teams seemed to experience Rookie Anxiety, as neither team played aggressively, being very tactical with passes and trying to not let the other team score. The crowd got upset and began to boo all 22 of the players for this defensive display. This did not help the match at all, giving the team anxiety to score, which effectively ended the match at 0-0.

HUElavia's draw with Sanlahi was the only match to end in a draw, as well as the only one that went scoreless, compared to all the other matches which had goals and excitement. Darmen U23's defeated Khazajamal, which sees them in 1st for the time being while HUElavia is in 2nd place. Los Amarillos are obligated to win against Khazajamal in order to keep pace with Darmen, who are favorites against Sanlahi. The best XI will be used for the match, in hopes to gain a victory against the minnows of Khazajamal. Fans still have hope that the team can get off the ground and begin to score like they normally do, especially with the talent in Midfield and Attack.

FORCA HUELAVIA! VAMOS HUELAVIA! GO HUELAVIA!

by **Kohnhead** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 8:38 am

Kohnhead's first match ends in poor performance
In the first match for Kohnhead's team they were thoroughly dominated by Starcom Racing. The game was held at Merellin Park and there were not many Kohnhead supporters in the stands to say the least. The conditions were awful as it was a rainy day and the field was covered in mud. In the 31st minute Erin Maltos and Aaron Korkson put on a show and it ended with the ball in the back of the net as Maltos netted the first goal ever for Kohnhead. It was downhill from there but heading into halftime Kohnhead was up 1-0. Leon Bradley got into the books early with a challenge on Nicholas Radison. Radison was subbed off with an injury but he should be good to return and Atkinson came in as Bradley only got a yellow. OUTRAGEOUS.

It didn't take long for Starcom Racing to start after they appeared to make a tactical change at halftime. I couldn't tell what it was but it worked for them, as Ronnie Goodwin scored twice in the 52nd and in the 55th with two goals that completely demoralized Kohnhead. Leon Bradley to the ire of Kohnhead's players also got a goal in stoppage time on a cross to further humiliate Kohnhead. Yellow cards were handed out to Korkson, Laker, and Vargas for Kohnhead and Bradley was the only one to get into the books for Starcom.

Radison is day to day with his injury and while at one point the other Bradley for Starcom lay on the ground after a collision with Korkson he soon got up and nothing appeared to be wrong with him. Hopefully Kohnhead can turn things around tomorrow but with a match against Oberour Ar Moro who are coming off a 3-0 victory over Poafmersia I have low hopes for tomorrow. Hopefully this team can surprise but I am doubtful.

This is Lillian Barter signing out for KNN. See you at the pitch tomorrow.

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