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by Innovian indusse » Mon Aug 06, 2018 2:51 am
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by Alenburg » Mon Aug 06, 2018 6:04 pm
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# Pos. Player Age
1 GK Alex Fernán (23)
21 GK Diego Carriço (25)
23 GK Rafinha Maynard (29)
2 DF Ryan Clancy (22)
4 DF Elías Armstrong (24)
7 DF Tristan Lowe (30)
8 DF Alfred Shaffer (25)
9 DF Oran Fitzgerald (24)
14 DF Kiran Morterero (28)
15 DF Julián Ureña (21)
17 DF Stevan Wall (26)
3 MF Shane Cosgrave (24)
6 MF Andrés de Obregón (19)
11 MF Noah Reid (31)
12 MF Jose Alemán (29)
10 MF Ignacio Muraga (31)
18 MF Aarón Foster (24)
21 MF Ivan Machado (27)
22 MF Santiago Beldad (27)
5 FW Diego Santander (19)
13 FW Tomás Fernán (23)
16 FW Collin Rivera (25)
19 FW Michael Barton (30)
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by Blaneu » Wed Aug 08, 2018 8:19 am
Pos. Name Age Caps Goals Assists Clean Sheets Club
GK Robert O'Brian 31 4 0 0 1 Bay Road FC
DF Glenn Peterson 34 3 0 0 n/a Portside AFC
DF Red Vernon 32 4 0 0 n/a Bedha Rangers
DF Justin Hollands 32 4 0 0 n/a Bedha English
MF Lloyd MacDai 36 3 0 0 n/a West Cape Wanderers
MF Leslie Driscoll 25 4 0 0 n/a Defi Rovers
MF Lucas Sparks 22 3 0 0 n/a West Cape Wanderers
MF Aaron Starkey 22 4 0 1 n/a Defi Rovers
FW Ojo Navarro 24 3 1 0 n/a West Cape Wanderers
FW Owain Davis 23 3 1 0 n/a West Cape Wanderers
FW Paul MacDaffyd 25 0 0 0 n/a Bay Road FC
GK Dai Jones 30 1 0 0 1 West Cape Wanderers
DF James Jones 20 0 0 0 n/a Bay Road FC
DF Mark Bowen 54 3 0 0 n/a Island Blaze FC
MF Iain French 24 2 0 0 n/a East Cape FC
FW John Hartson 43 2 0 0 n/a Riverside Sports Club
GK Tudur Aled 21 0 0 0 0 East Cape FC
DF John Morgan 30 1 0 0 n/a Defi Rovers
MF Caradog Gwent 18 0 0 0 n/a East Cape FC
MF Euan Fitzstephens 19 0 0 0 n/a Defi Rovers
FW Gethin Powell 17 0 0 0 n/a Old Regisonians
FW John Pottinger 21 0 0 0 n/a Bay Road FC
FW Fred Christiansson 25 1 0 0 n/a Portside AFC
by Michine » Wed Aug 08, 2018 11:08 am
on the 9th August 2018, L'observatoire michinien wrote:MATCH PREVIEW: MICHINE VS. NEO-ROMANUM
par notre correspondant anglais, Alain Outkine, de Szoirsia
What at first many among us dismissed as a fantastical dream has come to fruition; Michine are taking part in multiversal football for the first time. There will doubtless be much written in future about these first steps into a brave new world of athletic adventure, but of more immediate concern is that there are games of football for our appointed team to play, and words to be written by myself about the teams we shall be testing ourselves against.
We of the press corps have yet to be blessed on this occasion with any details of any of our opponents' playing styles, strengths, weaknesses, or even of their players, forcing us to look elsewhere for our information. Of the facts we have been able to glean of tonight's opponents, Neo-Romanum, one thing stands out; that they are unlikely to be inventive or original in their approach to the beautiful game. Their footballing pedigree has thus far consisted of their under-21 team's entry into the Di Bradini Cup, during which they finished top of their group playing a staid, conservative game and winning all three matches by one- or two-goal margins before becoming unstuck in the knockout matches against Qusmo; the Neo-Romanum youngsters simply running out of energy and being unable to offer anything when the match went beyond 90 minutes.
The Michiniens have been preparing for their first game in the oppressive heat of Szoirsia, the still air likely to be a boon from a playing point of view - for all of us, the concepts of 'wind' and 'air movement' have been one of the more unexpected fruits of this adventure - but with some players worrying about taking on enough fluids to survive. Net guardian Denis Lapine describes the scene to me as «like the opposite of a refrigeration plant», but he is quietly confident ahead of the game - «hopefully, it will be a quiet night for me and a busy night for Alex [Aïvtchenko] and Pierre [Lavotchkine] and a good result for ourselves in the end.». It is forecast to be a close game, but with little previous form to go on, there is hope for a positive result. All of Michine that takes an interest in the game does so with baited breath, for the moment of truth is nearly upon all of us.Michine vs. Neo-Romanum, 9 août 2018, Stade «Adar Jak», Szoirsia
Michine - 1: Lapine, 2: Poliakoff, 3: Tchernikoff, 4 et capitane: Virasstchiouk, 5: Kouznetsoff, 6: Baïtcheff, 7: Kossenko, 8: Alticheff, 9: Samedoff, 10: Aïvtchenko, 11: Lavotchkine.
Banc - 12: Ignatieff, 13: Volochine, 14: Tchorguieff, 15: Krougloff, 16: Mirounoff.
by Rannoria » Wed Aug 08, 2018 2:38 pm
by Rannoria » Wed Aug 08, 2018 3:20 pm
THE ENGLISH TALON
Rannoria against Oscioru, a Match Preview.
Written by Jadjal Iks
For many people, football is an important game. Known as the global game, or the beautiful game, football has recently dominated many Rannorian minds. Despite the first Rannorian football club being founded in the 1890s, only now have Rannorians really picked the sport up. Many people await the national team's first intercontinental and international debut, consisting of old and young players alike.
Leading the charge is captain Karsten Sawar, the 29 year old centre-midfield who plays for Rannkradle City, the capital's finest club. Although the club itself does not dominate the domestic league, he is still known to be one of Rannoria's best, and was picked to be captain as he is known to work well with many players. Two other players to look out for this cup are the Gontayy twins, Laki, and Susi'anak. Both playing for the strong Admiraal FC, and both in midfield (though at different positions, that is), their chemistry together allows for them to coordinate offensives well. On that note, it is said that for the cup,
the Rannorians will be pushing for a more aggressive playstyle, and that they will be playing in a 4-3-3 formation. Of course, next up is the Osci football team. Donning the colours of red and yellow, Oscioru will prove to be a challenge, as their national team has had practice on the field before with the Confederation of Freeport (another contender in the cup) in the shape of a pre-Baptism of Fire friendlies game. This, along with being their first international match, has made the players nervous according to an interview, but they say they will try their best. After Oscioru, Rannoria will play the nations of Tarper and Illahee, but unfortunately at the time of writing, we have no information on them.
This concludes today's match preview, and of course, make sure to support your team on social media by using the tags #PRROSC and #BaptismRannoria68.
by Kavagrad » Wed Aug 08, 2018 3:26 pm
Starting Lineup
GK - Edouard Calvin [1] - One of the most renowned goalkeepers to ever grace domestic Kavagrader football, the 37-year old Calvin doesn't seem to have lost a step despite the slow decline of other goalkeepers of his generation. Distinguishing himself both on and off the pitch with his combination of fingertip saves, penalty-saving prowess and near-emotionless demeanour with the media (even in the most emotional of moments), Calvin has been dubbed "The Heartless Redheart" and is rare among national players in that he stresses the individual nature of football, insisting that results are a combination of individual performances, rather than a team effort. It has been speculated that this attitude is the reason that Calvin has never been given a chance to be the national side's captain.
LB- Oscar Maguire [2] - The 25-year old defensive left-back Oscar Maguire has been considered a surprising pick for the national side. Playing for 6th-Placed First Division side Bostror Borders AFC, Magure has been consistently picked by manager Alex-Louis Valentine for the national side since early 2016, despite his less-than-stellar league performances. Strangely enough, the decision has payed off, as Maguire has played notably better for Kavagrad than he does for his club. However, rumours are abound that Maguire will be released from his club contract at the end of the summer, making it imperative that he impress in order to avoid falling into the Second Division Draft, which would likely put an end to his national career.
CB - Axel Anderson (C) [4] - As the Redhearts' long-term captain, having held the role since 2013, the 31-year old Anderson towers over opposing strikers, as he stands at 6'8" tall. One of the best headers of the ball in the game, Anderson is a constant threat from corners, having scored 12 goals from his 102 international caps, despite not entering the opponents' halves outside of set pieces.
CB - Raymond Alexander [5] - Seen as the attack dog of the Redheart defence, the 21-year old Raymond Alexander has only recently been promoted from the Kavagrad Under 21s side, and is well-known for his last-gasp tackles and sudden closing in on opposing attackers ahead of the defensive line, designed to elicit mistakes from the opponent on the ball. Very much seen as the opposite of Anderson's calmer style of play, Alexander's play has drawn multiple yellow cards in international games.
RB - Eric Valenti [3] - Much like Raymond Alexander, the young 22-year old Valenti is fiery and aggressive, but without the talent for tackling precision, resulting in far more discipline against him. Valenti will therefore do most of his defending outside of the penalty area. Valenti is a challenge for any winger due to his pure pace, which also helps him provide aid to attacks, often arriving late to provide an option on the right for bogged-down playmakers just outside the box.
CM - Aaron Wordsmith (VC) [8] - The backbone to any built-up Kavagrad attack, the 28-year old Kava-Nida native went underappreciated in the early years of his career, never making it past the lower regional leagues until 2014, when he was moneyballed into the First Division Draft from the Nida South Division (in the 6th tier of Kavagrad domestic football) by a data analyst at league champion side Spartak KVG. Despite not being drafted by Spartak, Wordsmith was picked up late in the draft by newly-promoted Rivers Athletic, proved his worth quickly, and carried the club to an unprecedented 2nd place finish, coming within 2 points of dethroning the Spartak behemoth, in the 2014/15 season. At a national level, Wordsmith debuted in 2015, and has since become vice-captain. He is a renowned set-piece specialist, and will happily pick up long shots outside the box when a stray ball falls his way.
CM - Kyle Keelie [14] - A second-generation player, son of the legendary Roddy Keelie (now manager of the Kavagrad U21s), Kyle debuted for Kavagrad at just 19 years old and is now a tenacious defensive playmaker, and an international mainstay at 24 years of age. Pretty much booked a spot in the Spartak KVG Academy since the day he was born, along with his brother Miles, Keelie brings a rough edge to a club that prides itself on clean, crisp football. On the international stage, Keelie has been impressive, and has already racked up 58 caps, despite his young age. If he stays healthy, he may one day take the caps record and become one of Kavagrad's legends, exceeding perhaps even his own father.
AML -Benjamin Mumuni [44] - An extremely recent addition to the first team, having only debuted on the international stage this summer, Mumuni is the youngest player to ever debut for Kavagrad at just 17 years old. Mumuni was, like some of his other teammates, brought up through the Spartak KVG Academy, but showed exceptional talent as a winger, and so skipped much of the youth system to debut for the first team in October 2017. Mumuni soon created an excellent partnership with striker Louis-Henri Bonne, and ended up with 16 assists from 28 games by the end of his rookie season. At the beginning of the summer, he was placed on the bench by Valentine. However, when winger Marrash declined in early July, Mumuni was put on in his place, and earned his starting place in the team quickly with a further 11 assists in his 15 starts for his country, 10 of which led to Bonne goals.
AMR - Kenneth Gordon-Cameron [22] - In any other year, Kenneth Gordon-Cameron would be considered the best player that Kavagrad has. As it is, the development of the Mumuni-Bonne partnership, and the resulting tendency of the long balls to the wing flying disproportionately to the left, has left Gordon-Cameron neglected. The 29-year old has previously expressed fear for a new generation of players that would overtake him and leave him obsolete, and some now argue that Mumuni is doing just that. While Gordon-Cameron, once lauded for the touchline runs that Mumuni performs with ease, has shown no public discontent towards the situation, some have begun to suggest that his career is coming to a slow end.
CF - Louis-Henri Bonne [9] - 23-year old goal machine Louis-Henri Bonne undoubtedly owes his career to the current national manager, Alex-Louis Valentine. Bonne was only 18 when his team, Torpedo Daniilsk, was relegated to the Second Division, and the resulting exodus of first-team players led the club to a reliance on near-retirement veterans, and hastily-promoted youth players such as Bonne. Valentine took the post of manager after the previous was booted for his failure to keep the club afloat, and quickly made Bonne the focus of his attack. Bonne delivered, pushing Daniilsk straight back up the First Division with 38 goals in 35 games. After a strong season that saw a leaky defence cost the team a spot in the KAFO Super Cup, Bonne was picked up by Spartak KVG, as Valentine moved on to manage the international side. Bonne is now recognised as the best striker in Kavagrad today.
CF - Sam Pyke [11] - Sam Pyke would not be in the first team were it not for the high-profile fall of Shane Dalton, whose comments about the national side's Supporters' Organisation led to his dropping from the side in July 2018. Pyke has quickly adapted to Dalton's role in the team, dropping just ahead of the defensive line to thread through balls to Bonne, and to feed high balls to the wings.
Subs
GK - Ted Mitchell [90] - The 29-year old Ted Mitchell is seen by many as the pinnacle of the new generation of goalkeepers, but has had his spot as Kavagrad's Number 1 withheld while Edouard Calvin carries on in his role seemingly indefinitely. Mitchell, while earning multiple starts for the national side, has never truly broken into the international side, and unless Calvin retires within the next couple of years, the Redhearts will miss out on the best years of Mitchell's career.
LB/RB - Miles Keelie [15] - The older brother of first team midfielder Kyle, the 26-year old Miles Keelie has not had his brother's fortune in football. Suffering a severe knee injury at just 19 years old, Miles didn't play a competitive game of football for 2 years, ruining his development and resulting in Spartak KVG refusing to renew his contract, releasing him around 9 months into his injury. Miles would return in the 2014/15 season, joining Rivers Athletic alongside Wordsmith, Despite not having the full development of most players behind him, Keelie has earned a place on the bench through his ability to adapt to both wing-back positions, although he will almost definitely never live up to his original potential, and will likely spend his career in the shadow of his father and brother.
CB - James Smith-Brown [6] - A solid centre-back of many years, the 32-year old James Smith-Brown is now arguably past his prime, and in the declining years of his career. Still an impressive header of the ball and solid in the tackle, he lacks the pace of his first-team counterparts, but remains a useful backup option at the back for the Redhearts.
CM - David Ochieng [12] - A native of the Bostror Borders, the 19-year old Ochieng has recently graduated from the Bostror Borders AFC Academy, impressing Valentine with his league performance in his rookie season. However, Ochieng was very much lucky to make Kavagrad's 18-man squad, after Valentine's usual backup midfielder, Salih Ahmad, went down with a serious ankle injury in early May, putting him on the shelf for the summer. If Ochieng can prove his worth from the bench, he may yet find himself appearing more often at Ahmad's expense.
AML - Mohammad Ibrahim Marrash - Marrash, a 28-year old left-winger from Kava-Bostror, found himself dropped from the first team to the bench about halfway through the summer campaign as a result of his poor performances in early July, to be replaced by Benjamin Mumuni. As a result, the first team has lost their only culturally Proto-Bostrorian player (while Mumuni is ethnically Proto-Bostrorian, he comes from a culturally Kava-Bostrorian upbringing). Marrash fully intends to fight his way back into the first team, but with the quality of Mumuni's performances as of late, he may have to wait a while for that chance.
AMR - Elijah Preston [25] - Preston may have a spot in the first team today were it not for his history of injuries. The 24-year old sprinter-turned-footballer, has a history of niggling ankle and hamstring injuries that have denied him a spot in Kavagrad's first team on any regular basis. He still provides an option on the right flank, and his pure pace make him almost impossible to deal with when he's healthy.
CF - Jacob Hendriks [45] -[/b] An regular in Roddy Keelie's Under 21s side, Hendriks was called up temporarily to the main national side after the disgrace of Shane Dalton resulted in a need for another backup striker. Hendriks has yet to debut from the bench, but he is expected to come on at some point over the summer. The question at that point will be whether or not he can impress Valentine and become a permanent fixture in the side.
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by Blaneu » Thu Aug 09, 2018 7:19 am
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Pos. Name Age Club Caps
ST Władysław Ząbek 30 Żale 4
ST Bronimir Maly 24 Porzeziny 2
ST Jerzey Budney 29 Żale 2
ST Edmund Król 31 Rybałty 2
LM Janusz Stawski 24 Mendle 2
LM Dobrogost Nowak 25 Grodzisk 2
CM Zawisza Krakowski 25 Rybałty 4 1 goal
CM Iwan Paszek 22 Miodusy 4
CM Jakub Król 23 Mendle 2
CM Edmund Fabian 23 Porzeziny 0
RM Radomił Gajos 32 Porzeziny 4 2 goals
RM Wacław Ślązak 23 Mendle 1
LB Apolinary Ząbek 27 Krynki 2
LB Łucjan Warszawski 33 Sobole 2
CB Damian Wyrzykowski 23 Krynki 4
CB Walter Kedzierski 30 Porzeziny 3
CB Alfons Sokołowski 28 Makarki 3
CB Ernest Smolak 28 Rybałty 0
RB Mateusz Róg 29 Krynki 4
RB Bonifacy Wronski 29 Grodzisk 1
GK Teodor Król 23 Mendle 2
GK Łucjan Ostrowski 34 Rybałty 1
GK Waldemar Ślusarski 29 Makarki 2
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Alenburg
Fixture: Matchday 1, Adar Jak, Szoirsia
Alenburg will be Mattijana's opening opponents. The Redhawks are certainly up for the challenge according to midfielder Vladimir Rostov. Whether they can translate passion into performance is another matter, but their neutral style may cause some attack-minded teams some headaches.
Despite that, a forfeit may also be on the cards. The team trained back home in Alenburg-Grunbeldtown in preparation and national media reported that the match will take place at the Grunbeld stadium. If the team have made the same mistake, they are unlikely to be able to make it back to Farfadillis.
Even if they do get there, the location may still play a part. The match takes place in the roasting temperatures of Szoirsia and could favour the tropically-based Saint Émelie team.
Corindia
Fixture: Matchday 2, La Gran Avenida, El Gran Bosque
Corindia haven't yet posted a teamsheet for the tournament, so are a little bit of an unknown quantity ahead of the tournament. The venue in the middle of a huge forest may be the most interesting thing about the match and once the novelty wears off, it may be a difficult watch for the few spectators that brave the long and dangerous journey to the stadium and the even fewer that don't get incapacitated by a flying jellyfish, dehydration or a Farve native.
Czarna Gora
Fixture: Matchday 3, La Fantas, Ferdullaele
Saint Émelie's final match will be against Czarna Gora, the Slavic outfit with a familiar vibe to Mattijana, of whom Saint Émelie is an overseas territory. What is not so similar to the marmots is the playing style. Head Coach Franjo Stankic has installed a highly defensive style and his side will be very tricky to break down. A late charge is also on the cards and may catch out teams suffering from fatigue in the dying moments.
Having said that, their vital central defensive partnership is an inexperienced one and Saint Émelie's cutting counter-attacking style may be able to expose some gaps.
This will probably be Saint Émelie's toughest challenge and if they can come through it, they will almost certainly progress barring disaster in the first two matches. Czarna national media predicted a 1-1 draw, which would not be an unexpected or poor result, but the same outlet also underestimated the experience of Les Insulaires on the international stage after overlooking the team's AOCAF performance.
Ambition is high-the team expect to qualify, but that expectation may be disappointed by the often random nature of the BoF.
