World Cup 90 :: Roster Thread

[Natanians and Nosts]

Coach:Márcus Ion Mutu

GK 37 Whitcliffe
RW  2 Ret
CB 13 Ionescu
CB 15 D'Orville
DM 69 Probus
LW  6 Tralto
AM 20 Munteanu
AM  8 Munteanu
ST 75 (Niels) North
ST 21 Cravelha
ST 23 Espalheira

GK 45 Apilescu
CB 27 Constantinescu
RB 14 Domicianus
CB 28 Ionescu
LB 16 Carvalho
CF 17 Humboldt
DM 18 Tătareanu
AM  7 Cramer
ST 19 (Numa) North
ST 55 da Silva
GK 90 Soares
ST 25 t'Brāhinni
GK 24 Shroom

Formation:4-3-3 (4-1-2-3)




Stadiuns/Stadia:
Stadion Nacional (home games are likely to occur here)
Stadion Tyrannosaurus natanicus
Arenă N-City
Arenă Notrina Lat


Style modifier:+3,3

RP Permissions:
Choose my scorers:Y
Yellow cards:Y (maximum two per match)
Red cards:Y (maximum one per match,but never the goalkeeper)
Injuries:N

Redundant mention of style modifier:+3,3


EDIT:Forgot to add stadium data

[Krytenia]

Please assume YES for all answers in the Permission Box – just TG me first if it's particularly insane and/or egregious. Also, anything COVID related can do one.
Ages are as at World Cup XC finals. Please subtract two years for the first half of qualifying, one year for the second half.

KRYTENIA 2294 WORLD CUP SQUAD
Modifier: +2

THE MANAGEMENT TEAM

Manager – Richard VALENS, Age 52
Came to prominence as Stanton Town manager, leading the team to a well-deserved O-League title before international football management came calling in the form of Chromatika. Led the side to decent runs in the World Cup before a regression in World Cup 89 led to him being available to manage the Dragons, with Paul Davis curiously deciding to call it a day after leading the side to their first finals in half a century. Still, that's not Valens' problem.

Assistant Manager – Cormac O'NEILL, Age 42
Valens has immediately stamped his authority on the backroom, built with pride at the Harbour Stadium. Former national team captain O'Neill steps up from coaching duties on the coast to his ex-boss's number two. Ex-teammates Jonathan Redmayne and Andrew Thornton have also made the jump, joining existing offensive coach Selly Kennedy in an all-Stanton coaching staff.

Goalkeeping Coach – Jonathan REDMAYNE, Age 43
Defensive Coach – Andrew THORNTON, Age 47
Offensive Coach – Selaphiel KENNEDY, Age 52
Physiotherapist – Stephen WILLIS, Age 53

THE SQUAD

Goalkeepers

Robert WILSON
VICE-CAPTAIN
Age: 36
Position: Goalkeeper
Club: Lehen Neorudo (MRT)
Maturing like a fine cheese in Mertagne, Wilson's excellent performances between the sticks was one of the main reasons why Krytenia made it to World Cup 89. Wants a winners medal to go with the runners-up gong he picked up in Legalese.

Michael SVEYN
Age: 29
Position: Goalkeeper
Club: Langlois Oceanic (KSK)
Having been relegated from the O-League Premier in successive seasons – with Penniton United and Secklow – Sveyn took the opportunity to leave the league altogether, becoming the first Krytenian to play in Kelssek. Ironically, this means he gets less practice playing for a team that actually has a defence for once.

James ORWELL
Age: 24
Position: Goalkeeper
Club: Ashton Olympic
More of a sweeper-keeper than Krytenians are used to; is slowly ironing out his tendency to get caught out of position off an opposition long pass. If he can sort out that part of his game, he'll be looking to be the national team's number one going forward.

Defenders

Billy PRICE
Age: 31
Position: Right-back
Club: Oustia
Oustia's captain has now supplanted Stephen Cameronesi for the national side. Sturdy and relieable full-back, tends not to bomb forward too often.

Benjamin LISPALLE
Age: 29
Position: Left-back
Club: Beckton Supermarine
Speedy little firecracker, tends to get deployed as more of a wingback for the Mariners. Working on improving his positioning skills after being badly expose in that regard in the Cup of Harmony 80 final.

Fergal FINNAN
Age: 27
Position: Centre-back
Club: Emberton Hibernians
His excellent reading of the game has seen him break up the long-standing Okano-Sinton partnership at the back. Skilful with the ball at his feet and comfortable in the air.

Ross OKANO
CAPTAIN
Age: 37
Position: Centre-back
Club: 1830 Cathair (AUD)
The rock at the heart of the Krytenian defence, Okano is more reliable than a garden strimmer. All this despite the unfortunate affliction of playing his domestic football in Audioslavia.

Rob ARMTHORPE
Age: 26
Position: Centre-back
Club: Ashton Olympic
Intelligent ball-playing central defender; not the quickest, mind, and has been known to get burned by small, speedy centre-forwards.

Elias MOLINARI
Age: 31
Position: Centre-back
Club: Emberton Reds
Mature and cool-headed; a rare trait amongst the choke-happy Reds team. Tends to back off rather than rush into the tackle. Captained the Under-21s, but finds his international prospects limited thanks to the emergence of Fergal Finnan.

Pablo RUIZ
Age: 28
Position: Right-back
Club: Avidia United
Forward-thinking right-back with a mean cross. Plays very much like a wing-back even in a back four.

Adam CAMPBELL
Age: 26
Position: Left-back
Club: Dereapolis City
Excellent interceptor of the ball, his skills helped the Derries to promotion and a deep run in the Liga B Trophy.

Midfielders

Robert REEDER
Age: 29
Position: Right/central midfield
Club: Yeaddin Owls (VIL)
Impressed with a stunning debut season in Casuals' title-winning campaign. Reeder plays the game almost on instinct, looking to find space and run at defenders at every opportunity. A real headache to play against. Was expected to be a fixture at Coalfields for years, but the Owls made Casuals an offer they couldn't refuse. Also, Krytenians do like a trip to Yeaddin...even if that's a bit of a longer trip nowadays.

Max SNELDERS
Age: 33
Position: Central midfield
Club: Avidia United
Snelders has stepped effortlessly into the boots of new assistant manager Cormac O'Neill as the fulcrum from which Krytenia's attacks tend to develop. As such, could be a bit of a teacher's pet on the training ground. Cultured passer of the ball.

Carlos SENNA
Age: 24
Position: Left midfield
Club: Honeybadgers (EUR)
Diminutive but speedy, Senna is brimming with confidence. Set-piece specialist; there are few in the game better at taking corners. Vdarans don't rate him for some strange reason; Eurans, on the other hand...

David PEPPERS
Age: 27
Position: Left midfield
Club: Avidia United
Former U21 international with a cultured left foot. Likes to cut inside full-back or else go for the early cross.

Anthony TAYLOR
Age: 26
Position: Right midfield
Club: Mercia Bromham
Taylor loves to run at defenders and cause problems. Don't be surprised if he cuts inside to sniff out a chance.

Andrew ASPRILLA
Age: 32
Position: Central midfield
Club: Lunas FC (PAS)
Cultured midfielder with a sizeable box of tricks, now exported to Pasarga. So unpredictable, sometimes even his team-mates are confused. Likely to be used when the gaffer gets especially experimental. Or desperate. Delete as applicable.

Forwards

Alun BELMWR
Age: 34
Position: Forward
Club: Mercia Bromham
English may not be his first language - in fact, it's his third, behind Welsh and goals. Prodigious talent, oddly spelt but familiar name. Still spry despite his age – he's been around forever, it seems.

Cande MONTALBAN
Age: 27
Position: Forward
Club: Chromatik (CMT)
Used to playing on the left, Valens is likely to use the Chromatik forward just behind the front two, looking for space and otherwise creating merry hell for defenders.

Ciaran RAFFERTY
Age: 29
Position: Forward
Club: Emberton Hibernians
One of the main reasons that Hibs made it to the top flight is this man's predatory instinct. A clinical finisher, give him a sight of goal and he'll more than likely score. Scored for fun alongside Montalban at the fiftieth Di Bradini Cup, and has carried this on at the senior level.

Ian OSMAN
Age: 27
Position: Forward
Club: Oustia
Clinical finisher who'll be revelling in better service than he gets at Oustia .

Fraser YOUNG
Age: 30
Position: Forward
Club: Mercia Bromham
If you're going to learn your trade, do it at the feet of the nation's best. Young plays off the shoulder of Alun Belmwr for his club, and loves lurking on the edge of the box for that second ball.

Alex MEITNER
Age: 32
Position: Forward
Club: Casuals Osteria
Sampson, Parsons, Vinelli, and now Meitner; Krytenia seems to be developing a stock in trade of strikers called Alexander. Frippery aside, the Casuals striker is the opportunistic finisher at the spearhead of the Miners' impressive core.

LIKELY STARTERS – Formation: 4-3-1-2 “System Munitis”

1. Wilson
2. Price - 4. Finnan - 5. Okano (c) - 3. Lispalle
6. Reeder - 7. Snelders - 8. Senna
10. Montalban
9. Belmwr - 11. Rafferty

THE KITS – courtesy of JMC

[Cheetahs and reptiles Coalison]

1 GK Ubiraci
2 RB Natena
3 CB Xaxim
4 CB Irima
6 LB Natena
5 DM Iraity
8 DM Petrescu
7 AM Nàrà'zyw
9 AM Tibiriçá
10 ST Rhinić
11 ST Sinusić

Captain's name is in blue


12 Vieira
13 Natenaghaneghegi
14 Norõwada
15 Ionescu
16 Napiini
17 Nhamokyrã
18 Norõwede
19 Silveira
20 Akaju'y
21 Noniciwagha
22 da Silva
23 dos Santos




Formation:4-4-2 (4-2-2-2)




Style modifier:-4,227

Choose my goalscorers:N
Yellow cards:Y (only two per game)
Red cards:Y (only one per game,but never the goalkeeper)
Injuries:N
Others:N

Redundant mention of style modifier:-4,227

[Euran Oceania Territories]

EURAN OCEANIA TERRITORIES
"The Expats"

Euran Oceania Football Federation
World Cup 90 Qualifying Squad

Kit: Blue with combination livery of Euran gold and Syndicatian white. Alternative kit is the same but Syndicatian or "Revolutionaries" green colours.
Stadium: Flynn Arena, Fligsive, 96,500
Style Mod: +3

Coaching Staff

Wolcjeck Gruber - 54 - Manager - Austroslovakia
Ian Osborne - 48 - Assistant Manager - Euran Oceania Territories

The Euran Oceania Territories is a parliamentary federal dominion of Eura, formed of the Euran zone of the former Inevitable Syndicate and the Whittorian Islands. It has a population of around forty-five million people which is quickly rising, making it a beacon of diversity home to Syndicatians, Whittorian refugees, Euran migrants, Apoxians, Audioslavians, Samebans and many others. It has possibly the world's largest artificial crater, which dominates the landscape west of what is now a rebuilt Fligsive, the capital of this new entity. Its home stadium is the the Flynn Arena, where Eura beat Polar Islandstates 4-2 in the famous 66th World Cup final. Few would have predicted that the colours of red, blue and gold would become permanent there but its happened, and the stadium is now back in good condition after an expensive refit to return it to the 96,500 capacity it held previously.

Previously a wooden stadium, the current iteration of the Flynn Arena was rebuilt after a great fire destroyed the stadium during a game between Fligsive FC and Magnaeus City. Nowadays, it's a little more robust, having been the subject of many refurbishment projects over the years. The stadium was easily reachable on the Fligsive Metro before the violent overthrow of the Corvidae regime and the associated disaster in Fligsive. It now sports a combination of the old paint job as well as Euran blue and gold while the local club Fligsive FC are still in existence despite drawing lower crowds after the Mertagne exodus. Though they did not play in the hastily cobbled together amateur EOTLeague, they are the dominant side in the new professional EOFL.

Euran Oceania Territories formed a national football team not long after the founding of the political entity, a project conjured up by the Euran government Ministry of Sport to imbue a sense of cohesion among the diverse population of EOT. They played a series of friendlies against other "Eurasphere" sides from Endemia and Rushmore in a lengthy state subsidised tour. Their first games were defeats against Daera, Itor and the Ferguson Islands, before an unexpected 4-3 victory against Helving, despite their then-Euraleague star Scott Barnes scoring a hat trick.

They then entered the 50th AOCAF full of excitement despite having a mostly amateur team, including serving military personnel, but were promptly demolished in the group stages by several teams. Once citizenship laws were relaxed to allow the growth of the Territories, the "Underdogs" as they briefly called themselves were suddenly confident that they might be able to pull off a shock or two. Their first manager was of top class pedigree - Tolgus Tregajorran, a footballing hero in Apox who was well known on the international scene.

Tregajorran managed to persuade some former Apoxian internationals, playing in Eura and with no international allegiance following the temporary dismemberment of Apoxian professional football, to sign the relevant papers and make the surprise switch to EOT, as well as Euran's and other international exiles. After several years of bit part competition EOT competed in the World Cup qualifiers for the first time and in turn the Baptism of Fire, after the Sameban national team withdrew from the Endemian International Sporting Agreement and international football.

EOT performed poorly at the Baptism of Fire, going out at the group stage, but put on a respectable showing in their qualifying group for the 80th World Cup. Tregajorran's unexpected departure and a chaotic period followed with Rhys West as manager, who was soon sacked over an off-the-pitch indiscretion. It ended with the controversial appointment of Euran footballing legend and cult icon Skorji Oslograd halfway through World Cup 81 qualifying. Immediately applying Oslograd's "Skorjiball" approach - best summarised as an extremely aggressive and fluid attacking game interrupted sporadically by the manager doing something inappropriate - the team secured some noteworthy results but remained very much an underdog competitor reliant on an aging core within its squad.

Oslograd's dream of turning the Expats into the living embodiment of "the way of the warrior" and getting them to the World Cup achieved mixed results. He put them on the map and achieved some memorable (some might say historic) victories, beating Audioslavia and Valanora being among the highlights, and during his last two campaigns Oslograd got the Expats playing their best World Cup qualifying football to date. Most importantly Oslograd played a huge role in strengthening the domestic game and creating the first professional league in the territories since the days of Mertagne. But qualification was never quite achieved despite six full attempts, and his scandalous antics frequently landed the EOFF in hot water with other countries and international footballing authorities. Eventually he dramatically departed to take up the Eura job after their bewildering failure to qualify for World Cup 87, leaving chaos behind him but arguably a strong legacy too.

EOFF chiefs were caught off guard by Oslograd's impromptu departure, and were forced to opt for a 52 year old Wolcjeck Gruber as a replacement. Gruber was the most talented and well known player to come out of Austroslovakia, Eura's western neighbour, and enjoyed a successful Gold League career with Whitepill and Brigham. Its been thirteen years since his retirement as a player and in that time Gruber hasn't done much, other than managing in Euran non-league and taking up a head coach position at Oslograd Academy. Rumour has it the old boss put in a word for Gruber, who was then appointed by a unanimous vote of the EOFF board. He requested Expat and close friend Ian Osborne be appointed his assistant, another Oslograd Academy staff member and Euran-born Expat.

Expectations were high for Gruber and Osborne; although the Expats don't have some of the experienced pre-formation veterans Oslograd had when he started, they have much more depth and a number of young prospects. Gruber has a tough act to follow and did not start well with a poor performance at AOCAF 63, but his side improved their form in subsequent AOCAF's and World Cup qualifying campaigns, with AOCAF 65 representing EOT's last journey into Atlantian Oceania's premier football tournament before realignment to Anaia.

The Squad
Shirt number. Name - Age - Position - Club (Nation)

Goalkeepers

1. Charlie Ross - 28 - GK - Honeybadgers (Eura)
13. Steve Ellis – 30 – GK – Harkdown (Eura)
28. Euan Young - 21 - GK - Fligsive FC

Defenders

2. Marvin Walsh - 30 - RB - Holdenberg City (Eura)
3. Jacob Hayden - 27 - LB - Ramsissil (Vilita)
4. Jason Potts - 30 - CB - Ulsa (Eura)
5. Michael Ford – 26 – CB – Bastion (Eura)
6. Ernie Lynch – 32 – CB – Blades ex Magnaeus
15. Patrick Spencer - 30 - CB - New Bastion
19. Hope Mistry (F) - 21 - CB - Bastion Lions (Eura)
21. Hans Cabel - 28 - LB - Brigham (Eura)
23. Hailey Parkes (F) – 26 – RB – Suttonville (Eura)
27. Rich Neville - 26 - CB - Auto Sinclair

Midfielders

7. Nolberto Dravon – 25 - RW - Ulsa (Eura)
8. Tom Mitchell – 29 – CM – Blackfields (Eura)
10. Joel Conway - 33 - RCM/RW - Bakermouth
11. Kasey Fuller - 30 - LW - Bastion (Eura)
16. George Richards - 32 - CDM - Rockridge Phoenix (Brenecia)
20. Ian Tauton – 27 – LW – Bastion Lions (Eura)
22. Amelia Byrne (F) – 27 – RW – Nostromo
24. Taylor Williams (F) – 26 – CM – Auto Sinclair
25. Paulo Kobe - 21 - CAM - Magnaeus City
26. Nathan Harding - 26 - CAM - Bakermouth

Forwards

9. Pierre-Louis Le Tonnelier - 35 - ST - Farrenton Athletic (Eura)
12. Charlie Rowe – 25 – ST – Burgess FC
14. Justin Quibble - 26 - ST - New Bastion
17. Oliver Leith – 30 – ST – Judgetown
18. Albert Hartson - 18 - CF - New Bastion

Reserves

Marshall Duff - 18 - GK - Magnaeus City
Joey Collins - 22 - GK - Stoneport

Sara Simpson (F) - 20 - RB - Nostromo
Gemma Green (F) - 21 - RB - Judgetown
Carl Clark - 20 - RB - Hyford City
Reese Wilson - 19 - RB - Magnaeus City
Richard Hicks - 20 - CB - Fligsive FC
Carl Paine - 21 - CB - Nostromo
Trent Corbett - 20 - CB - Judgetown
Roger Bell - 21 - CB - Expats Endeavour
Kean McDonald - 21 - CB - Magnaeus City
Rob Payne - 20 - CB - Auto Sinclair
Bill Washington - 17 - CB - New Bastion
Monica Lyth - 24 - CB - AFC Cormorants
Sterling Evans - 22 - CB - Carsby (Eura)
Revy Jacobson - 19 - LCB - Oslograd Academy
George Wainright - 20 - LB - Oslograd Academy
Damien Carter - 20 - LB - Magnaeus City

Oliver Reed - 18 - RM - Fligsive FC
Ray Cox - 22 - CDM - Expats Endeavour
Joe Irmine - 28 - CM – Crater Town
Natasha Tyson (F) - 18 - CM - Blades ex Magnaeus
Nathan Maxwell - 19 - CM - Burgess FC
Evan Feeney - 28 - CM - Stoneport
Jake Clark – 30 – CM – Blades ex Magnaeus
Tess Pugh (F) - 18 - CM/CAM - AFC Whittorians
James Newton – 33 – LM – Blades ex Magnaeus
John Thorpe - 18 - LW - Oslograd Academy
Ella Curry (F) - 22 - AM - Callodown (Eura)
Frankie Lowe - 17 - AM/CF - Oslograd Academy

Garret Ramsey - 34 - ST - Judgetown
Eve Reynolds (F) – 27 – ST – KT Itsasontziak
Chris Cottrell - 20 - ST - AFC Whittorians
Oscar Cole - 18 - ST - Expats Endeavour
Corinne Franklin - 26 - ST - Auto Sinclair
Mitchell Bevan - 22 - ST - AD Ribelli
Scott Long - 17 - ST - Stoneport
Robbie Wood - 23 - ST - Blades ex Magnaeus

Preferred starting lineup
The Expats play a 3-5-2 formation that evolves into a 3-4-3 on the attack.

GK - 1. C Ross
RCB - 6. E Lynch
CB - 5. M Ford
LCB - 4. J Potts
RWB – 2. M Walsh
LWB – 3. J Hayden
RCM - 10. J Conway
LCM – 8. T Mitchell
RAM - 7. N Dravon
LAM - 11. K Fuller
ST - 9. P-L Le Tonnelier

Responsibilities

Captain: Pierre-Louis Le Tonnelier
Vice-Captain: Michael Ford
Free kicks: Pierre-Louis Le Tonnelier (Direct left foot), Joel Conway (Indirect right foot), Hans Cabel (Indirect left foot)
Corners: Joel Conway (Right inswinging), Pierre-Louis Le Tonnelier (Left inswinging)
Penalties: 1. Pierre-Louis Le Tonnelier 2. Joel Conway 3. T Mitchell 4. Kasey Fuller 5. George Richards

Please note that I am not participating in or recognising any kind of pandemic themed RP at this time. You are welcome to RP a pandemic impacting your own country or national team as you wish, but please do not extend this to my team or country.

I Give To My Opponent The Permission To:
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Choose My Goalscorers: Y
Godmod Goalscoring Events: Y. Le-T will score mostly bangers. Ramsey will score mostly flukes. Fuller, Conway, Dravon all likely to score as well.
Injure Players: Y, however I'll decide the severity.
Godmod Injury Events: Y, however I'll decide the severity.
Red Card Players: Y
Yellow Card Players: Y
Godmod Other Events: Yes, but give me some warning/ask for advice.
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[Ancherion]

Ancherion's National Football Team



Main Formation is 4-3-3 with CMs and one DCM
Secondaries include: 4-3-3 with two CMs and one AMC, 4-2-3-1 with two CMs, 4-1-3-1 with one DCM or 4-4-2 with two CMs

Captain Order: Arts, De Longi, Hassen

RP Permissions
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Choose my scorers: Y
Choose my scoring events: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y 
RP injuries to my players: Y (Nothing Too Serious)
Godmod Injuries to my players: Y (Nothing too Serious)
Give Yellow Cards to my players: Y (max 5 including double yellows)
Give Red Cards to my players: Y (No more than two players, max 2 match suspension)
Godmod other events: Y

Style Modifier: 2.4
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[Equestrian States]

Equestrian States National Hoofball Team

The Equestrian national hoofball team stumbled out of the portal.

"Where the hell are we?" wondered manager Twilight Striker.

Ages as of Baptism of Fire 45

Staff
Twilight Striker (Unicorn - Female) - Head Coach - 37
Mad Dash (Pegasus - Male) - Assistant Coach - 39
Fire Blossom (Unicorn - Male) - Goalkeeping Coach - 36
Dinky Pie (Earth Pony - Female) - Fitness Coach - 29
Hat Trix (Unicorn - Male) - Coach - 41
First Strings (Pegasus - Female) - Coach - 38
Golden Hooves (Earth Pony - Female) - Trainer - 45
Solar Night (Unicorn - Male) - Trainer - 48

Goalkeepers - 3
1 - High Soarin (Pegasus - Male) - 24 – Cloudsdale Flyers*
33 - Sandy Shores (Unicorn - Female) - 22 – Canterlot Royals
27 - Ellie Night (Pegasus - Female) - 23 – Ponyville United

Defenders - 7
14 - Good Oats (Earth Pony - Female) - 21 – Appleoosa FC*
6 - Fight Night (Unicorn - Male) - 22 – Fillydelphia FC*
9 - First Mare (Earth Pony - Female) - 22 – Ponyville United
21 - Pearly Shores (Earth Pony - Female) - 21 – Canterlot Royals
20 - Subtle Trix (Pegasus - Male) - 23 – Cloudsdale Flyers
3 - Glowing Mane (Unicorn - Female) - 21 – Ponyville United
4 - Spike (Dragon - Male) - 3 – Everfree Forest FC*

Midfielders - 8
19 - First Dawn (Pegasus - Female) - 21 – Canterlot Royals*
29 - Apple Pie (Earth Pony - Female) - 21 – Appleoosa FC
25 - Starlight Sparkle (Unicorn - Female) - 21 – Ponyville United*
5 - Eagle Soarin (Pegasus - Male) - 23 – Cloudsdale Flyers*
8 - Steel Smith (Unicorn - Male) - 22 – Manehattan Dragons
30 - Glow Mane (Pegasus - Male) - 23 – Whitetail Foresters*
2 - Carrot Cake (Earth Pony - Female) - 25 – Appleoosa FC
23 - First Bloom (Earth Pony - Female) - 20 – Appleoosa FC

Strikers - 5
10 - Fire Dash (Pegasus - Male) - Captain - 22 – Ponyville United*
12 - Shoe Strings (Earth Pony - Female) - 21 – Appleoosa FC*
13 - Lunar Dawn (Unicorn - Male) - 21 – Whitetail Foresters*
37 - Rapid Dash (Pegasus - Female) - 23 – Canterlot Royals
22 - Goal Blossom (Unicorn - Female) - 22 – Baltimare Broncos

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

[Commonwealth of Baker Park]

Football Association of the Commonwealth

Major Honors

Winners
5th Under 18 World Championship
9th Under 18 World Championship
62nd AOCAF Cup
Runner-up
67th Baptism of Fire
Third Place
58th AOCAF Cup
60th AOCAF Cup
Fourth Place
World Cup 85
63rd AOCAF Cup
Women's World Cup 15/Jenna Raven Cup 2

Established in 1901, the FAC is the governing body of the sport in Baker Park, maintaining a registry of over 24,000 players between the ages of 11 and 80; 3,500 officials; 128 full member clubs and 350 associate member clubs; sponsoring 12 National Championships for men & women across all levels. in addition to 6 domestic cup competitions; and offering training programs for coaches and physiotherapists covering youth to professional certification.

All time match record—451 wins, 261 losses, 134 draws (846 matches)
(current through beginning of WCQ 90)
NS Record—272 wins, 99 losses, 65 draws (436 matches)


style--+2.9
Formation--3-4-1-2
KPB Ranking--31.52 (11th)

National Anthem--"Hear Our Voices Commonwealth"

Nickname--since the end of the 1960's the National Team has been known as "The Bees", a period when the team's uniforms consisted of alternating black and gold hoops.
Previous to that time and subsequently through periods in the 1980's and 90's, the team was usually referred to by the county's national animal, the Elks; the women's National Team were always 'Lady Elks' until the advent of mixed gender play, which was revived during the Jenna Raven Cup and there are still numerous mentions of Elks in the supporters song “We are the Gold & Black”, which currently has close to 175 stanzas.

Colors--Black & Gold (while they are just 2 of the 5 main colors on the flag of Baker Park--Blue, Red and White are the others--black & gold have been closely associated in the nation's consciousness as representative of the country since its founding.)

Management/Staff
Manager—Jennifer Prescott
Assistant Manager—Darren Kirby
Coaches—Tony Weiss, Hailey Reinhart-Zavaros, Elaine King
Physios—David Hulme, Gina Damicone

Playing Squad

1 Zach Johnston		29	New Bremen FC		        67
21 Kelsey Vickers	28	Jaguar Moreda (VIL)		46 (3)
27 Rose McCormack	26	Sherwood Forest Ladies FC	15 (6)
28 Rob Callaway		26	Newport City FC		        11 (3)

19 Jerome Brooks	27	Dalton Town FC		        48 (6)
 5 Derion Hutchins	32	Eivora Athletic (TKT)		56 (10)
 4 Kelly O'Connell	31	South Laithland FC (NPH)	67 (7)
 2 Alan Wiseman	        29	Urreheddio (CMT)		53 (6)
 3 Charlotte Bauer	27	Southend Ladies AC		40 (3)
17 Sam Harrison		30	Ezriquay United FC		57 (9)
16 Pryna Rasanamira	28	Aries Chariots FC (NPH)	        74 (5)
18 Gabby Jordan		29	Newmarket Ladies FC		68 (10)

 8 Marcus Nolan		28	Lajuno FC (EUR)		        71 (18)
15 Paige Eichorn	27	New Capetown Falcons (TAE)      28 (7)
 6 Marcus Milton	30	Llewellyn Turnpike FC		37 (12)
25 Kelvin Buxton	29	Monmouth Park FC		47 (17)
 7 Junior Ngoba		29	Jinja City FC (BNJ)		93 (6)
14 Anna Porter		29	Aries Chariots FC (NPH)	        51 (31)
13 Christa Vuckovic	27	Tropicorp FC (VIL)		48 (9)
11 Nicole D'Amico	28	Damogran FC (SRS)		56 (10)

23 Desmond Garvey	29	Blackfields FC (EUR)		38 (14)
10 Lainey Wadsworth	29	Anomalies FC (CMT)		66 (24)
20 DeAngelo Simmons	31	Monmouth Park FC		83 (17)
26 Reggie Laing		29	Scott City FC (DAR)		53 (20)
22 Hayley Gibson	26	Brentford Ladies FC		32 (13)
24 Daniel Pryor		29	Suttonville FC  (EUR)		56 (14)
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Kit

In the event my opponent RPs first, they may...
Choose my goalscorers: YES
Godmod scoring events: YES
RP injuries to my players: YES, but those that would be for just the duration of the match (TG in advance would be appreciated as well)
Godmod injuries to my players: See Above
Hand out yellow cards to my players: YES
Hand out red cards to my players: YES, but again, a heads up in advance is appreciated, as I would do for you.
Godmod other events: TG what you have in mind, I'm easy to come to an understanding with

[Vilita]

The Football Association of Vilita is based at the Tivali-Ring Stadium (87,000 Seating Capacity) in the capital city of Alikki-Corra, Vilita and many National Team training sessions take place on the grounds of the Tivali-Ring. The Tivali-Ring complex was constructed as part of the Vilitan bid to host the World Cup 14 Cup of Harmony as a replacement to the former National Stadium in Lopinka that was destroyed during a regional conflict. 'The Ring' has since hosted countless international matches including high profile matches such as the World Cup 31 Final and the 40th Series 'B' Champions Cup Final.

Vilitan Venues for the World Cup 90 Group Stage have been Selected as Follows:

Note: MD1 Venue will also host an opening ceremony event
MD1: Lighthouse Stadium, Lonngeylin, Vilita :: Capacity: 98140 [ Primary Tenant: Lonngeylin Coast ]

MD2: National View Stadium, Morata Valley, Vilita :: Capacity: 126000 [ Primary Tenant: Inland Peaks ]

MD3: Tivali Ring Stadium, Alikki-Corra, Vilita :: Capacity: 87000 [ Primary Tenant: Vilita National Team ]

Head Coach: NOT Cavuna Aquafek

When you are the first coach in over 30 cycles to fail to lead your team to the World Cup Finals, you get sacked. It's that simple. Worse still, when you are the first coach in the modern era to never advance past the World Cup Group Stage, you get sacked. Period. Aquafek will likely return to coach the Turoki Tide in the Vilitan League, but they will not be coaching the Vilitan National Team in World Cup 90.

Vilita will often play in a traditionally Vilitan 3-1-4-2 formation with a style modifier of +3.14. Against weaker opposition they may instead play a 3-4-3.

The coaches will select the squad from the National Player pool. Players are listed below, grouped by position and sorted by projection 'Depth Chart' position where the top player listed is most likely to be named the first player selected for that position, and so on. Depth chart positions are determined by performance in pre-cup training sessions, as well as performance and average ratings in the Vilitan League competition and previous appearances for the National Team.

Vilita will often play in a traditionally Vilitan 3-1-4-2 formation with a style modifier of +3.14. Against weaker opposition they may instead play a 3-4-3.

Nation: Nickname: Style: First World Cup: Top Goalscorer: Region: Weather: Map:

The Tropics of Vilita the 'Jungle Cats' +3.14159265359 World Cup 13 Callum Banda (Retired) Atlantian Oceania Mostly Tropical (Inland Weather Varies) Map of Vilita

GOALKEEPERS:

Mako Canopii [ - Yeaddin Owls AFC - ]
GK ( AGE: 37 :: [ NT CAPS: 122 :: NT CLEAN SHEETS: 33 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 6 :: V&T CLEAN SHEETS: 1 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 77 : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ] : Vilitan Cup : Vilitan Declasse :
A member of the Canopii family of Vilitan Goalkeepers, Canopii broke through during World Cup 77 and quickly became known as the 'Shutout King' helping lift the Jungle Cats to the World Cup 77 title. Like his namesake Jungrii Canopii who spent many seasons at Eastal Lunar before finishing out their career with the Yeaddin Owls; Mako Canopii also helped guide the Yeaddin Owls back into relevance in the Vilitan League backstopping the team to a 4th place finish in Season 52 as well as Semi-Final appearances in the Vilitan Cup. Canopii cemented their position as one of the best Goalkeepers in the multiverse with back to back titles in World Cup 81 & 82 including starting six of Vilita’s seven matches during the World Cup 82 Finals. Canopii was named among the stars of the tournament after leading Vilita to World Cup triumph with back-to-back shutouts in the Semi Final against The Holy Empire and in the World Cup 82 Final against rivals Turori. After a career of success with the Vilitan National Team, Canopii was finally able to achieve a major trophy on the domestic front leading the Yeaddin Owls to the Season 66 Vilitan Cup title.

Zelkki Milake Jr. [ - Eastal Lunar - ]
GK ( AGE: 20 :: [ NT CAPS: 6 :: NT CLEAN SHEETS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 11 :: V&T CLEAN SHEETS: 3 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Stellar Division : Tropical Trophy :
Milake's domestic career wouldn't go as smoothly, however, and after spending 2 seasons in the Declasse after Lonngeylin Coast's relegation, the World Cup winner returned to his roots, re-signing for high-flying Eastal Lunar in Season 46. Offspring of famed Vilitan netminder Zelkki Milake, one of the youngest Starting netminders in history to win the World Cup Final (World Cup 68), Milake has followed in their fathers footsteps by taking on the Goalkeepers Gloves and now trains under their father at Eastal Lunar FC. While not expected to compete for a place on the Vilitan National Team anytime soon, the sky is the limit for the Astronaut Trainee who is also, quite literally, an Astronaut Trainee attending school at the Astronaut Academy at the nearby Vilitan Space Outpost. Milake Jr.’s debut would come as a surprise starter against Delaclava on the second matchday of the 50th Di Bradini Cup. At just 16 years of age the younger Milake would make a name for themselves winning each of their four starts in the competition and helping to lead Vilita & Turori to their first Under-21 World Cup Title in over 60 cycles. Milake Jr. would make their first start for the Vilitan National Team in a 2-2 draw against Savojarna during the penaltimate matchday of World Cup 88 Qualifying before adding to their Medal Wall as the starting goalkeeper in the Quarter Final and Semi-Final rounds of the Vilitan Union’s XV Olympic Gold Medal Campaign.

Vernasa Sanamun [ - Jungle Strike FC - ]
GK ( AGE: 30 :: [ NT CAPS: 49 :: NT CLEAN SHEETS: 15 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 26 :: V&T CLEAN SHEETS: 5 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ] : Stellar Division : Tropical Trophy : Tropicorp Cup :
Sanamun came through the academy at Kiiarana and was promoted to the senior squad at the age of 15 after the departure of Super-Llamaland netminder Lukas Bernholm following the clubs relegation from the Vilitan League. Made two group stage appearances for Vilita & Turori in AOCAF 56 at the age of 17 as the Eel-Cat Things eventually earning first ever regional silverware as a player. The youngster impressed helping Kiiarana City to the Tropicorp Cup title and promotion back to the Vilitan League and became a regular fixture with the Vilitan National Team after making their internationstatal debut in goal for the Jungle Cats as they opened up their World Cup 81 Qualifying campaign against Kernovi and Rewgwlas. Sanamun appeared twice in World Cup 81 Qualifying for the Jungle Cats without conceding a goal earning the young netminder the gloves as Vilita competed in the 7th Cup of Champions competition, ultimately conceding their 1st international goal against in the fourth match of their career, the Cup of Champions semi-final against Banija. The impressive performances earned Sanamun trust and a place on the team for the World Cup 81 finals. Sanamun would start two matches - a group stage defeat to Cassadaigua and the Round of 16 victory over Sargossa as Vilita would go on to win the World Cup. Sanamun was an unused substitute during the World Cup 82 Finals. After seeing their talents wasted in the Tropicorp Lower League with Kiiarana City, Sanamun became a surprise choice to lead Jungle Strike FC back into relevance after the team had a crisis in net following the retirement of Lafayette Tifoxe. Sanamun now shares the position in net for Strike as a 1B Goalie to Banijan Wanda Kayoute.

:: Reserves ::

Ukamai Talingri (22 yo) [ - Monmouth Park (CBP) - ] ;; Reino Kononen (22 yo) [ - Soldarian FC (VAL) - ] ;; Striitca Virahat (29 yo) [ - Rammsissil - ] ;;

DEFENDERS:

Rojara Tiones [ - Yeaddin Owls AFC - ]
D RC ( AGE: 29 :: [ NT CAPS: 76 :: NT GOALS: 4 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 37 :: V&T GOALS: 7 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Vilitan Cup :
Rojara Tiones progressed through the training programme at the Owls Castle Academy before getting a call to train with the senior team at Yeaddin Owls AFC for Vilitan League Season 58. Tiones was a member of Vilita’s World Cup 82 Championship winning team, having watched the final from the bench as an unused substitute. Tiones was recognized as the Top defensive player in the Vilitan Stellar Division for Vilitan League Season 64 and is an Olympic Medalist having earned the Gold Medal playing for the Vilitan Union in the Men’s Football Competition.

Jirak Trikala [ - Cednia Beach AFC - ]
D C ( AGE: 34 :: [ NT CAPS: 112 :: NT GOALS: 6 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 35 :: V&T GOALS: 6 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Vilitan Cup : Tropicorp Cup :
Although born in Vilita, Trikala moved to Tropicoast at a young age and could always be found on the footsport pitch. Trained briefly at the Obaiobao Academy on Turoki Isle before returning to Tropicorp and joining Tropicorp FC. Scored 3 goals in Tropicorp's Season 54 Tropicorp Cup Championship campaign. Trikala's first season in the Vilitan League wasn't especially impressive but the defender provided solid performances as Tropicorp finished impressively in 4th place in the Declasse table. These performances caught the eye of the scouts at Jungle Strike FC who snapped up the young defender as part of their rebuilding project after two consecutive finishes outside the top 5. Trikala got their first taste of triumph with Strike FC during Season 57 as Vilitan Cup Champions. Scored the winning goal for Vilita & Turori in the AOCAF 56 final against Mriin. Was Vilita’s starting central defender in their World Cup 81 Final victory over South Covello. Trikala’s domestic career would take a turn however losing their starting place at Strike FC and making the switch to Cednia Beach AFC in Turori to maintain regular Champions League action.

Linkat Cjinder [ - Lonngeylin Coast - ]
D RC ( AGE: 39 :: [ NT CAPS: 142 :: NT GOALS: 21 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 5 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 77 : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : UICA/IFCF Champions Cup : UICA/IFCF Super Cup : : Vilitan Cup : Vilitan Declasse : Tropical Trophy :
A product of the Turoki Isle academy system, Cjinder was snapped up by Turorian giants Mliona-Lpaka for a professional contract and made his debut during V-League Season 48. Cjinder established himself both in the Vilitan National Team and the Mliona-Lpaka first team, becoming a critical cog in the team that would lift the UICA Champions Cup 68 title. Cjinder has shown the ability to play both a central defender and as a wing back, preferably on the right hand side where the Turoki-born player frequently gets involved in the attack – notably recorded 8 goals and 10 assists from open play during the previous four seasons with Mliona-Lpaka

Lohani Riiyaaw [ - Directus (EUR) - ]
D RLC ( AGE: 29 :: [ NT CAPS: 65 :: NT GOALS: 2 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 50 :: V&T GOALS: 4 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 82 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] Tropicorp Super Cup :
Riiyaaw was trained at the Tivali City Academy until the age of 16 when they had the opportunity to sign their first professional contract. Instead of staying local with Declasse side Tivali City, Riiyaaw took the opportunity to move internationally. After attracting the attention of foreign bidders, Riiyaaw eventually signed a deal with Internationstatal high-flyers Cassandra City of Cosumar where they earned Runner-Up medals in both the UICA Champions Cup and Atlantian Oceania Champions League in their first season of competition. After the Cosumar League was unable to designate teams to the IFCF, Riiyaaw transferred to back-to-back IFCF Champions Directus of Eura. Riiyaaw is also an Olympic Medalist having earned the Gold Medal with the Vilitan Union during the XIV Olympic Games and a World Cup Champion as a member of the Vilitan National Team during World Cup 82.

Narri Sebapilo [ - Mliona-Lpaka (TUR) - ]
D C ( AGE: 22 :: [ NT CAPS: 20 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 25 :: V&T GOALS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Sebapilo debuted for Makosile United at the age of 16 during Vilitan League 63 and made occasional appearances for the side. At the age of 17 Sebapilo became an important member of the Makosile United squad participating in over 50% of the matches during the Makos runner-up campaign that earned promotion to the Vilitan Stellar Division for Season 65. At age 18 Sebapilo would make their internationstatal debut for the Vilita & Turori regional side in the 63rd AOCAF competition in the knockout round defeat to Valanora. Sebapilo would soon collect another first in Valanora starting all seven matches of Vilita & Turori’s 50th Di Bradini Cup campaign, earning their first internationstatal hardware and earning regard as one of the top players of the tournament. After suffering relegation with the Makos following Vilitan League 65, Sebapilo was recruited by IFCF contenders Mliona-Lpaka AFC of Turori.

Inteali Koranjo [ - Cazadores Cathair (AUD) - ]
D RLC ( AGE: 26 :: [ NT CAPS: 48 :: NT GOALS: 2 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 34 :: V&T GOALS: 2 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : UICA/IFCF Champions Cup : UICA/IFCF Super Cup : The National League (AUD) :
Koranjo was a product of the Jlinal Cove Academy before relocating to the Under-21 Squad training ground in Tivali City. The impressive prospect became one of the youngest defenders to start a Vilitan NT matchup when they made their debut against Vartugia during World Cup 83 Qualifying and would score their first career goal for the NT later that cycle in a 5-1 victory over Mattijana. With Jlinal Cove FC mired in the Declasse Division as they had been for much of their existence, and with the club retaining Koranjo’s rights in the Vilitan League, the player decided to seek an international transfer during the 26th Transfer Window. Koranjo would ultimately sign with Cazadores Cathair after being impressed with the teams performance in the 6th Vilitan Cove Invitational tournament which Cazadores shared a training ground with the Vilita & Turori Under-21 Squad. Koranjo got their Audioslavia based career off to a flying start helping Cazadores Cathair to the National League Title during the 3rd IFCF Cycle and finishing runner up to Istria City in the Atlantian Oceania Champions League. Koranjo was a veteran player on the Vilita and Turori Under-21 Squad that won the 50th Di Bradini Cup and won the Gold Medal at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union. Koranjo would win the 7th and 8th IFCF Champions League as a member of the Cazadores Cathair side as well as the 8th IFCF Super Cup.

Injyua Klizlo [ - Riailia Village - ]
D C ( AGE: 21 :: [ NT CAPS: 1 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 12 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
During their debut competition in the 50th Di Bradini Cup, Klizlo made five appearances though was not part of the starting lineup for the Di Bradini Cup Final which Vilita & Turori won 3-0 over Krytenia.

Tero Alatalo [ - Ibini FC (VAL) - ]
D C ( AGE: 24 :: [ NT CAPS: 0 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 0 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES ::
Alatalo was trained in Valanora from a young age and graduated to the senior squad at Ibini FC. Was called to the Vilita National Player pool for the first time after World Cup 89 Qualifying

:: Reserves ::

None

MIDFIELDERS:

Limu Katarakhna [ - Eastal Lunar - ]
M/F ( AGE: 32 :: [ NT CAPS: 144 :: NT GOALS: 27 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 64 :: V&T GOALS: 18 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Stellar Division : Vilitan Cup : Tropical Trophy :
Limu Katarakhna came through the academy system at Colonial Sile and impressed greatly upon making their debut midway through Season 54. After Colonial Sile failed to qualify for UICA competition in Season 56, the young athlete able to step in anywhere on the field made the switch to Eastal Lunar FC. Katarakhna made their international debut during AOCAF 45 for the Eel-Cat Things but did not commit immediately to playing for Vilita or Turori internationally. After the success of the Cocoabo Squad during World Cup 79 however, the highly touted prospect acceped an invitation to be apart of Vilita's World Cup 80 Qualifying playing pool. The decision would prove to be a good one as Katarakhna was part of Vilita’s World Cup 81 and World Cup 82 championship squads including their first career World Cup Finals goal during the World Cup 82 Quarter Final against Apox. On the domestic side, Katarakhna was a critical member of the squad that elevated Eastal Lunar to complete domestic trifecta over the course of 3 seasons winning the Vilitan Cup during Season 59, the Tropical Trophy for Season 60 and the teams first ever Stellar Division Title during Vilitan League Season 61.

Intikko Kuhilana [ - Tropicorp FC - ]
DM C ( AGE: 30 :: [ NT CAPS: 55 :: NT GOALS: 8 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 38 :: V&T GOALS: 7 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ] : Vilitan Cup :
Kuhilana was perhaps too young when being called into the squad at Jlinal Cove on an emergency basis to cover squad gaps as they struggled to keep fit during Vilitan League Season 55. Strong performances did catch the eye of Makosile United, however, who snapped up the youngster in order to fill their own gaps left by departing players following their relegation from the Stellar Division. Kuhilana would help the Makos re-build and compete in the Declasse Division, ultimately leading to their runner up finish during Vilitan League Season 64 and a return to the Top Flight. Kuhilana would be second-top scorer in the Declasse during the promotion season but would not join the Makos for their Stellar return, switching allegiances instead to Tropicorp FC after impressing the Tropicoast side during the Declasse campaign.

Trezisi Rokopolis [ - Jlinal Cove - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 22 :: [ NT CAPS: 39 :: NT GOALS: 8 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 34 :: V&T GOALS: 5 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Trezisi Rokopolis was one of the youngest players in Vilitan Stellar Division history to play a full season for their club as a member of FC Almintora’s ill-fated side that won just two games during Season 63. After Almintora’s relegation to the Declasse, Rokopolis jumped ship to return to Vilita and join forces with Jlinal Cove FC, the side that had pipped FC Almintora to avoid relegation. With Jlinal Cove, Rokopolis helped lead the team to the Vilitan Cup Semi-Finals and scored their first career Stellar Division goal against the Kionao Locals. Rokopolis would get the call to the Vilitan National Team during the World Cup 87 Qualification Campaign and would make their debut against Tequilo. Rokopolis scored their first career goal for the National Team in just their second career appearance, netting the fifth goal in a 5-2 rout of Widaya. Earned first international silverware as a member of the Vilita and Turori Under-21 Squad that would win the 50th Di Bradini Cup Title.

Khrusan Mlianko [ - Bastion (EUR) - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 25 :: [ NT CAPS: 1 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 49 :: V&T GOALS: 8 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
A Vilita-Turori Dual national; Mlianko was a member of the Vilita and Turori squad that finished as runners-up to Cosumer during the 45th Di Bradini Cup. Appeared in the 7th Cup of Champions competition for Vilita although as Vilita technically registered under the Vilita and Turorian association, the player did not sacrafice their eligibility to play for Turori. Joined Euran club Bastion during the 26th Transfer Window. Mlianko was one of just 3 players to participate in both the Vilita & Turori squads for the 45th and 50th Di Bradini Cup, improving on the second occasion winning the Di Bradini Cup Trophy. Mlianko also was a Gold Medalist at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union.

Fyin Miateal [ - Marine Coast United - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 19 :: [ NT CAPS: 10 :: NT GOALS: 4 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 9 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Youth player at Tropicorp Lower League side Crosaibi Locals who would earn a call to the 51st Di Bradini Cup side as well as the XV Olympic Team with the Vilitan Union where they would earn a Gold Medal. Would make the switch to Marine Coast United for the 67th Vilitan League Season

Riku Kasslin [ - Club ESF (VAL) - ]
RW ( AGE: 24 :: [ NT CAPS: 1 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 1 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: None
Kasslin was trained in Valanora from a young age and graduated to the senior squad at Club ESF. Was called to the Vilita National Player pool for the first time after World Cup 89 Qualifying

Lentali Purama [ - Marine Coast United - ]
M RLC ( AGE: 26 :: [ NT CAPS: 50 :: NT GOALS: 3 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 52 :: V&T GOALS: 4 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Vilitan Cup :
Recruited by Rammsissil AFC at school age to train with the RammsBank Sissil Academy to be evaluated as a potential Rammsissil player in the future. Was a member of the Vilita and Turori squad that finished as runners-up to Cosumar during the 45th Di Bradini Cup. Purama transferred to Marine Coast United for Vilitan League Season 61 and helped the team to back to back appearances in the Vilitan Cup final at the Tivali Ring Stadium, winning the 62nd Vilitan Cup title. Ruaplal was one of just 3 midfielders to participate in both the Vilita & Turori squads for the 45th and 50th Di Bradini Cup, evolving to serve as primary team captain during the 50th Di Bradini Cup while winning the Di Bradini Cup Trophy. Ruaplal also was a Gold Medalist at the XIV Olympic Games with the Vilitan Union.

Polaox Torerun [ - Turoki Tide - ]
M LC ( AGE: 40 :: [ NT CAPS: 190 :: NT GOALS: 49 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 12 :: V&T GOALS: 5 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 77 : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : UICA Globe Cup : UICA Super Cup : : Stellar Division : Vilitan Cup : Tropical Trophy :
Started Career at Venom Youth Academy, Joined Tropicorp FC and earned promotion to Vilitan Declasse. Transferred to Turoki Tide AFC and won Stellar Division Title during Season 49 and Season 52. Torerun would establish themselves as an international star winning the 77th World Cup with the Vilita National Team and then cemented their legacy at the Turoki Tide winning back to back championships during Vilitan League 54 and 55. On the heels of the V-League 55 title the midfield duo of Torerun and Aquafek would be the engine that drove the Turoki Tide to the 66th UICA Globe Cup title.

Kudii Davasarii [ - Rammsissil - ]
M LC ( AGE: 33 :: [ NT CAPS: 87 :: NT GOALS: 17 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 23 :: V&T GOALS: 1 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : AOCAF 56 : ] : AO Champions League : Vilitan Cove Invitational : : Vilitan Cup : Tropical Trophy : Tropicorp Cup :
Davasarii was one of the first players brought up through the Tropicorp system and helped the club earn their second Tropicorp Cup title and subsequent promotion to the Declasse Division for Season 55. Davasarii's four goals during Season 55 helped the team to an impressive 4th place finish in the table. Davarsarii's strong play earned a transfer to Cednia Beach AFC for Stellar Division season 57. Won the 31st Atlantian Oceania Champions League title with Cednia Beach AFC. Davasarii was a part of the Rammsissil side that won the 63rd Vilitan Cup, the first ever major trophy for the team. Davasarii would go on to win back-to back Vilitan Cove Invitationals as well as the Tropical Trophy with the Ramms.

:: Reserves ::

None

FORWARDS:

Clarana Refiami [ - Spartangrad (EUR) - ]
F C ( AGE: 25 :: [ NT CAPS: 43 :: NT GOALS: 12 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 45 :: V&T GOALS: 11 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : IFCF CLG : EuraLeague (EUR) :
Made their internationstatal debut appearing in four matches during the 7th Cup of Champions competition for Vilita. Scored first career International Goal during against Kita-Hinode in 7th Cup of Champions Semi-Finals. Attracted interest from Eura league teams during AOCAF tournament and made transfer to Euran side Spartangrad prior to the 85th World Cup Cycle. Refiami would earn their first International triumph as a member of the Vilitan Union squad that won the Olympic Gold medal in Orean & Istria in the Games of the XIV Olympiad. Refiami was Vilita and Turori’s Top Goalscorer during the 50th Di Bradini Cup and scoring two goals in the Semi-Final prior to the teams 3-0 victory over Krytenia in the Final. Refiami was named Young Player of the Season for the second time during EuraLeague 45 after finishing third in the running for the EFA Golden Boot with 21 Goals for Spartangrad who would go on to win the IFCF Challengers Cup over Freeport United. During EuraLeague 48, Refiami would earn the Golden Boot and Forward of the Season Honors while leading Spartangrad to the EuraLeague and Cup Double.

Nii'arala Milaaso [ - Eastal Lunar - ]
F C ( AGE: 32 :: [ NT CAPS: 132 :: NT GOALS: 76 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 54 :: V&T GOALS: 23 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Stellar Division : Vilitan Cup : Tropical Trophy :
Born in Vilita to a Turorian and a Starblaydi, Milaaso came through the Eastal Lunar Jr. Academy winning the Tropicorp Youth challenge with the Jr. Astronauts and was adjudged to have the 'DNA of Champions' based on their multi-cultural upbringing. Milaaso had a breakout season during Vilitan League 57 as the 18 year old netted 11 goals in all competitions and was widely regarded as the third best forward in the league behind National Team duo Sipke Tarala and Berali Tzufarei. Miilaaso made their international debut at the end of World Cup 79 qualifying against The Steel Coast, scoring late to net their first international tally on their debut. Was named Galacticos Youth Player of the Season at the age of 18 and was later nominated again as a finalists at the age of 21. Miilaso scored their first ever World Cup Finals goal in World Cup 80 against Banija then was a key part of Vilita’s World Cup 81 Championship winning squad scoring three goals during the World Cup Finals. When Vilita won the World Cup 82 Final against rivals Turori, Miilaso did one better scoring a goal in the World Cup Final. After helping define a new generation of the Vilitan National Team, Milaaso turned their infetious influence to the Vilitan League helping lead Eastal Lunar FC to their first Stellar Division title during the 61st Vilitan League campaign.

Enzoril Alabonni [ - Marine Coast United - ]
D/F C ( AGE: 31 :: [ NT CAPS: 87 :: NT GOALS: 43 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 52 :: V&T GOALS: 17 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : AOCAF 56 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Vilitan Cup :
A young prospect originally from Mavaloiao, Enzoril Alabonni moved with their family to the main Island to be trained by Marine Coast United at the Crosaibi Academy. The Mavaloier has height well above the others in their age group and as such often switches between a center-back role and a role as an aerial target in attack. Alabonni, playing mostly in defense, would help lead Marine Coast United to their first domestic silverware in over 40 seasons lifting the Vilitan Cup trophy during Season 62. Alabonni’s flexibility would also limit their opportunities as a regular started at the top level but would still get the opportunity to enjoy success both on a regional and international level. Alabonni won the AOCAF 56 title with Vilita & Turori and was a squad player on Vilita’s World Cup 81 and World Cup 82 championship teams.

Sipke Tarala [ - Sabrefell Athletic (NPH) - ]
F C ( AGE: 41 :: [ NT CAPS: 186 :: NT GOALS: 86 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 13 :: V&T GOALS: 4 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 77 : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Stellar Division : Vilitan Cup :
A trainee at Makosile, Tarala was smartly snapped up by scouts at Lonngeylin Coast shortly after turning pro. The Striker has led the Stellar Division on multiple occasions and became a top choice striker for the Vilitan National Team including their World Cup 77 Championship side. Tarala leveraged that success and transferred it to the domestic leagues earning the Vilitan Cup title with Lonngeylin Coast during Season 55 then back-to-back Stellar Division Championships while being named Lonngeylin Coast's player of the season. Tarala was a top goalscorer for the Vilitan National Team during their World Cup 81 title winning campaign and capped off a memorable cycle with the Vilitan Stellar Division title followed by a high-profile transfer to UICA Champions Sabrefell Athletic of Nephara in the highest value transfer of the 24th UICA Transfer Window. Tarala is a rare two-time Olympic Gold Medalist having won the Olympic Gold with Vilita & Turori during the XI Olympic Games as a youngster then repeating the triumph has a veteran player during the Games of the XIV Olympiad.

Takaara Milanzi [ - Yeaddin Owls - ]
F C ( AGE: 18 :: [ NT CAPS: 1 :: NT GOALS: 0 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 1 :: V&T GOALS: 0 ] )
TROPHIES :: : Vilitan Cup :
Milanzi would make 7 appearances during the Yeaddin Owls season 66 Vilitan Cup title run scoring their first career goal for the club in the process. Made debut for the Vilita National Team aged 17 as a substitute in a 1-3 defeat to Savojarna on during the 81st Cup of Harmony.

Tyoasi Klipark [ - Mliona-Lpaka (TUR) - ]
F C ( AGE: 22 :: [ NT CAPS: 3 :: NT GOALS: 1 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 20 :: V&T GOALS: 5 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : Di Bradini Cup 50 : Olympic Gold Medal : ]
Klipark began their career as a midfield trainee at the Ramzi Youth Academy in Crosaibi before being called to the Marine Coast United Senior squad to cover as a pacey youthful attacking substitute during Vilitan League Season 64. Was a member of Vilita & Turori’s 50th Di Bradini Cup winning side and scored their first goal for Vilita and Turori in the Quarter Final victory over Graintfjall. Klipark would make a switch to Mliona-Lpaka AFC in Turori for Vilitan League 66.

Tenziki Kulakao [ - Yeaddin Owls - ]
F C ( AGE: 38 :: [ NT CAPS: 118 :: NT GOALS: 40 ] :: [ V&T CAPS: 5 :: V&T GOALS: 4 ] )
TROPHIES :: [ : World Cup 77 : World Cup 81 : World Cup 82 : ][ : Olympic Gold Medal : ] : Vilitan Cup :
Kulakao was promoted from Owls Castle Academy as a symbol of the future of footsport in Yeaddin, quickly becoming a fan favorite at the Lirai Asku Castle and being named Yeaddin Owls Player of the Season during V-League Season 50 and repeating the feat multiple times from then. Kulukao has been a solid 8-10 goal per season striker in all competitions for the Owls throughout their career but really shone during the Owls memorable Vilitan Cup run during Season 57 leading the competition with 7 goals although the Owls fell just short of the ultimate prize, losing to Jungle Strike FC on penalty kicks in the Vilitan Cup final.

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