
The Staff
Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Donald Hemlock-Donald Hemlock has been head coach of the Wyverns for the past 8 years. Donald Hemlock's career is legendary in the nation of Jedi8246. Known as the head coach of the Newport Thunder, his skills are amazing. The Thunder won three championships straight under his tenure. Hemlock had retired afterwards to spend more time with his family. However after the Wyverns were formed, Donald was asked to coach and he gladly stepped up to fill the position. Donald Hemlock has announced this will be his final year coaching the team. The coaching career has faced it's own variety of highs and lows. He managed to qualify in World Cup 60. The momentum built up was lost as Jedi8246 had to sit out of World Cup 61. Though Hemlock has managed to create some good regular seasons in 62 and 63, he has failed to qualify either time. Coach Hemlock intends to make his final attempt here before passing the reigns off.
Assistant Coach
Tarry Hemer- Tarry Hemer has gladly coached the Wyverns with Hemlock for seven years now. With Hemlock's oncoming retirement, he is fully expected to take the head coaching job next year. And for good reason. He is the Head Coach of the Kellington Shamrocks, the most recent national champions. Hemer now holds two national championships and it shows in the Wyverns. He has contributed his own offensive plays that have helped create goals on multiple occasions. Tarry hopes that his final year alongside Hemlock will be a fruitful one.
Management
Manager
George Thomas-George Thomas is the nation's finest showcase of management talent. Having managed the Wyverns since their inception for World Cup 56, his eight year career has been a solid one if not flashy. Thomas helped build the team up and is still acclaimed for his head coach selection of Donald Hemlock. Thomas came into fame under his management of the Harper Jackals. Though the Jackals only produced one championship under his management, they made the playoffs every year. This is largely a result of his faith in coaching staff. He has never fired a coach, only picking new ones after they retire. Some criticize this method as foolish, but one cannot deny the stability inherent in his organizations. This stability has allowed the Wyverns to become the team they are today. Perhaps this will be the year it pays off in a world championship.
Asst. Manager
Robert Godfrey- Robert Godfrey has been the assistant manager of the Wyverns for two years now. Godfrey's sharp instincts for player selection has been clear in his domestic career. Godfrey took the Charleston Rangers to a playoff team from being the worst team in the league in only five years. Despite this success, he is still overshadowed by previous manager Mikael Gibbons. Gibbons is still fondly remembered even three years later. His brutal murder in the Red Rat killings was a tragedy for the nation as a whole. Godfrey has helped pick up two new players this year who will perhaps help him come out from under the shadow of Gibbons.
The Players
Keepers
Dan Triboult (Starter)- Dan Triboult. What can't be said about the man. The four time Pro Bowl Keeper has had an amazing career. Having been part of both Kellington Shamrocks championship teams, his talent is clear. Triboult always seems to be aware of what is happening on field. This has allowed him to make up for not being the fastest of players. He constantly seeks to improve himself during games. Dan has announced this is his final year of football. Triboult has already retired from the domestic leagues and will now contribute his talent to the Wyverns one last time.
Leontes Guilga (Back-Up)-Leontes Guilga has come a long way from his rookie year for the Dadisman Spartans. Leontes started as a slow if strong keeper and has now developed into one of the premier players in the league. Now in his third year on the Wyverns roster, Leontes is ready to take over the starting position. The brutal and rough player is ready to take out anyone who comes his way. Guilga has stated he will prepare for every game like he is the starter so he is ready to take the field if Triboult is hurt.
Backs
JhorDan Sykes (Left Fullback)-JhorDan Sykes is one of the many players who has been on the Wyverns since the team's creation. Sykes placement on the team is largely attributed to his amazing rookie season with the Dadisman Spartans where he earned rookie of the year. Sykes has become one of the most well rounded players in the league and was in the running for league MVP this year. He helps characterize the Spartan way with his rough and brutal style of play, a style that has upset the refs on many occasions.
Donol Adamson (Left Center Back)- Donol Adamson is the new starting left center back. Donol has spent eight years on the team as an all around back up player. Though his international playing time has been limited, in the domestic league he has started for the Towson Crows for five years now. Adamson is an odd player in that while he is not flashy or known for huge steals, he is a play maker in many ways. His unorthodox movement style has confused many a striker and allowed his teammates to take the ball from opponents. The Towson Crows great defense for the past two years has been attribute to him for this reason. Donol is looking to prove his talent for the Wyverns and keep his starting position.
Acacius Fell (Right Center Back)-Acacius is a third year member of the Wyverns out of the Dadisman Spartans. Like all the other Spartans, he is a brutally hard hitting player. Fell is well known as one of the fastest players out there capable of rushing any attacker and taking him out. This was seen last year complimented by his fellow Spartan. With Quintus gone, it will be interesting to see how he complements the team's newest recruit.
Jason Bond (Right Fullback)- Jason Bond is the newest member of the Wyverns. Recruited by Godfrey, Jason comes from the Lovington Raiders. The Lovington Raiders recently won their division, though mainly for offensive purposes. They actually had one of the weaker defenses in the league which makes this recruitment rather odd. Bond has started for the Raiders for three years now and has not much to show for it. Though arguably the best defensive player on that team, Jason has no special skills that make him stand out. Replacing Quintus Marks, the Spartan who has played for the Wyverns for eight years and complemented his fellow Acacius extremely well, is an odd choice for the management and coaching. Marks is sitting out this year due to a season ending injury during the domestic season. What Bond will show this year is a mystery to everyone.
Midfielders
Fiona Dowell (Left Midfield)-Fiona Dowell is now entering her third year on the Wyverns. Dowell joined the team last year when the Wyverns expanded to include both sexes. A member of the Washington Royals and former league MVP, she is a lean and agile player who took the Royals back to the championship this past year and winning it. She has proven just as valuable to the Wyverns and will now serve alongside her fellow Royals player in the midfield.
Jennifer Harley(Center Midfield)- Jennifer Harley is one of the other incoming players to the Wyverns this year recruited by Godfrey. She was the rookie star of the Royals this year who came out of nowhere. Considered a perfect compliment to Fiona Dowell, the pairs chemistry helped take the Royals all the way. She replaces the retiring Kris Hutchenson, a Gotham Knight who suddenly retired after last year's failed qualification run. Harley is a very well rounded player whose presence as the second female member of the team comes as no surprise. The Wyverns midfield is now a very legitimate tool to be used on offense with Harley present.
Sam Leon (Right Midfield)- Sam Leon is an eight year man of the Wyverns. Still known as the only member of the Wyverns not to have played in the domestic leagues, he has become one of the team's best assets. Sam has turned down all attempts by domestic teams to pick him up, instead dedicating himself fully to the Wyverns. It has payed off as he perhaps knows the Wyverns plays better than any other member of team. He completes the star studded midfield which will be a force to be reckoned with this year.
Forwards
Manny Hem (Right Forward)- The oldest member of the legendary Hem brothers, Manny Hem is a skilled player. The famed Hem brothers helped carry the Kellington Shamrocks to their second championship in the last decade. The brothers who have played together since childhood known each other better than anyone. The forwards are the most accurate passers in the nation and perhaps the world. Manny's great reach allows him to be the most frequent scorer of the brothers and to dominate the right side of the field. Manny retired from the domestic leagues however and is considering retiring from the Wyverns after this year, much to the dismay of his brothers and teammates.
Nicolas Hem (Center Forward)-Nicolas is the middle age brother and the fastest of the trio. A small man he was often underestimated early in his career, which was a huge mistake. He helps coordinate every attack by quickly passing the ball between his two brothers. Nicolas navigates around backs that his brothers couldn't and sets the ball up for either Manny or Charles to score. The likely retirement of his oldest brother has him worried as he has yet to play in a game situation without Manny.
Charles Hem (Left Forward)-The youngest and strongest Hem Brother, Charles looks and plays like a Spartan. Known for injuring more players than anyone in the game, Charles is a rough player. Unlike Nicolas, he seems unworried about Manny's oncoming retirement. This is perhaps because is the most expendable of the trio. He sits on the sidelines often due to freuqent yellow and red cards. His confidence could perhaps be misplaced as Manny is the largest scorer on the team. Without Manny, Charles rough and tough play style may be more of a problem than an asset.
Brian Kilkenny (Back-Up)-Brian Kilkenny has been the renowned offensive back-up for seven years. In a bizarre fusion of the Hem's skills into one player, he is the most well rounded offensive player in the nation. While capable of subbing for any of the Hem brothers, he has only ever subbed in for the two younger brothers, usually Charles who is out for penalties. Manny's resistance to injury has been amazing. Kilkenny's value has only gone up has he led the Gators to the playoffs for the first time in 15 years. The Tile Gators can no longer be considered the worse team in the league anymore and it's all due to Brian's loyalty to the team. Such loyalty is present for the Wyverns as well, whose willingness to play back-up for so long will be payed off by likely start next year after Manny retires.
Bench
All-Purpose- Peter Glove
All-Purpose-Harold Mane
All Purpose- Dell Semer
All three bench players are all new picks by George Thomas. Coming from an assortment of teams, they are all prepared to fill in wherever they are needed.
Injured Reserve
Quintus Marks (Right Fullback)- Quintus Marks has played for the Wyverns for eight years now. A season ending injury in the domestic year means he is unable to play for the Wyverns, though he is still on the roster. Marks's replacement Bond has a tough guy to replace. Marks is a brutal and talented defensive player and member of the Dadisman Spartans. He has the small chance of coming back late in the season, though it is highly unlikely.
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My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my goal scorers Y
Godmod scoring events Y
RP injuries to my players Y (Do so conservatively/ None to Manny Hem)
Godmod injuries to my players N
Hand out yellow cards to my players Y (3-5 max per game)
Hand out red cards to my players Y (1 per game)
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