Mytanar Domestic Sportswire

by **Mytannion** » Mon Feb 28, 2011 12:45 pm

This is the new Mytanar Domestic sports newswire, in here will be all the domestic results in sporting competitions in the nation of Mytannion. This is open for people who are wishing to transfer Gridiron players into my national league the MFL. It is otherwise closed to other sports until other sports are introduced and given regular competitions.

The domestic history in football (soccer) and Mytanar Gridiron will be kept in this post too, so if you want to see which teams do the best. Just have a look here.

Mytanar Takillega (Football/Soccer) History

Mytanar Football League History (Gridiron).

Team (Inaugural Season)    All-Time Record Notes
Eastern Conference    
Cote-Ast Pirates   (1)         42-46       Two playoff appearances
Dyka Bluebloods    (5)         18-19       One playoff appearance, Mytabowl V Runners-Up
Esca Nationals     (5)         23-15       Two playoff appearances, Mytabowl VI Champions
Esca Wolves        (1)         34-54       Two Playoff appearances
Golden Coast Stars (1)         60-34       Five playoff appearances, Mytabowl I & IV Runners-Up, Mytabowl III Champions

Western Conference
Cassia Metro       (1)         38-52       Three playoff appearances, Mytabowl II Champions             
Ebor Oilers        (1)         45-44       Two playoff appearances
Miago Bandits      (1)         45-45       Four playoff appearances
Nasto Glory        (1)         25-63       One playoff appearance
Thessia Jets       (1)         69-29       Six playoff appearances, Mytabowl I, IV & V Champions, 
                                           Mytabowl II, III & VI Runners-Up

*The all-time records will be edited every season, and after every expansion on the current teams in the MFL.
**The all-time records also includes the playoff results, a win counting as a normal win and a loss counting as a normal loss.
***If the notes for a team are significantly long, they go over a line and therefore go under the notes that are directly in-line with the team name.

by **Mytannion** » Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:32 pm

Mytanar Football League - The Teams

Team are correct as of MFL 5.
Inaugural season is in brackets.

Eastern Conference
Cote-Ast Pirates (1) - Lyons Park, Cote-Ast (56,500).

Dyka Bluebloods (5) - MytaTel Field, Dyka (Nasto) (67,500).

Esca Nationals (5) - Turjinnen Park, Esca (48,000).

Esca Wolves (1) - MetaSoft Stadium, Esca (78,500). *

Golden Coast Stars (1) - Golden Lane, Cote-D'or, Golden Coast (40,000).

*The old, General Jarko Arena - just with a new name - following the build of a new, all-seater national stadium.

Western Conference
Cassia Metro (1) - Cassia Dome. Cassia (34,000).

Ebor Oilers (1) - Wenau Field, Ebor (52,500).

Miago Bandits (1) - Slavkik Field, Miago (42,500).

Nasto Glory (1) - Musa Maneja Stadium, Argyres (Nasto) (72,500).

Thessia Jets (1) - Furler Park, Thessia (55,000).

Future Stadiums.
RNG Stadium, New Loughborough (Golden Coast) (74,000),
Axon Field, Providence (Golden Coast) (75,000),
New Yarnlands Stadium, Green Rapids (Golden Coast) (50,000),
Skyline Stadium, Mile High (35,000),
Trafford Arena, Manchester (55,000).

by **Mytannion** » Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:40 pm

MFL Season One
Season One Review: The Beginning

The first season of the Mytanar Football League - went exactly as was expected. Thirteen games were played, an eventual champion won the Mytabowl. In the Eastern Conference, the Cote-Ast Pirates - who were expected to get to the Conference Championship, faced off against the Golden Coast Stars. The Stars were never supposed to get to this stage, and we ourselves and even wrote them off from getting to this stage. But a stunning regular season performance by Kamine Dalvennan and Tyler Bird, the wide receiver from Churchma pulled them through to the Conference Championship. In the Conference Championship, a last minute touchdown won the game for the Golden Coast Stars, where they won 46-40. Kamine Dalvennan threw eight touchdown passes in the conference championship. Whereas the Pirates rushed in four of their own.

In the Western Conference, the Ebor Oilers and the Thessia Jets met in the Conference Championship. The Jets did the unthinkable and beat the near unbeatable Oilers 12-11 thanks to a late, fourth quarter touchdown courtesy of a 67-yard run by Quarterback Jason Wilson. Wilson, who looks like he will be a future national teamer - has all the makings of a great Quarterback, good accuracy, good arm-strength and vision. However, he is unusually tall for a Quarterback a 6 foot, four inches tall and has pace too - able to sprint past many a defender. On fourth down, he managed to pull out a game-winning play when it looked like the game was more than over. He threw one touchdown pass in the Conference Championship, and then rushed in for a touchdown of his own. The PAT'er secured the game for the Jets (remember a PAT'er in Mytanar Gridiron is worth two points).

Two teams who were never expected to reach the Mytabowl then met at the purpose-built, Turjinnen Park in Esca. Which is a 48,000 capacity Mytanar Gridiron specific stadium. This stadium is expected to be the home to a second Esca franchise very soon. But when the Jets and the Stars met it was expected to be a game where the two defences would win the game - as both the teams are very good when on the offensive side of the ball. Jason Wilson and Kamine Dalvennan were expected to be the huge players - and if either of them had a good game and the other the bad - the team whose Quarterback did the best would be the team that would win the game.

Jason Wilson inevitably had a near-perfect game, only throwing four incompletions on the game. Kamine Dalvennan threw a back-breaking, fourth quarter interception which was intercepted by Mikael Carbajal, when it was intended for Tyler Bird. Carbajal took the ball back to the halfway line and with 0:34 on the clock, Wilson threw a 36-yard touchdown pass to Hector Palmer who took it in to take the score from 19-15 to the Golden Coast Stars who looked like they were going to win it and then Alex Velasquez kicked the PAT'er. Helping the Jets pull off the unthinkable and winning the first ever Mytabowl.

"We worked amazingly well as a team all season, and even when we lost games - we pulled together and keeped each others morale up. I cannot fault Jason [Wilson], all the way through this season. He has helped this team so much, and has played with a level of maturity that would be expected of a national team captain. He can only get better, and that is saying a lot - seeing how good he has been this season. He really deserves his MVP award for this season, both because he is the stat leader for passing yards and also because he has been so inspirational for our fans and our team this season." Is what the Jets' coach, Adam Thompson said when his team lifted the Mytabowl Trophy.

The young team that the Jets have means they have plenty of time to win more Mytabowl Titles. But be sure that next season, the Oilers and the Pirates will probably come back with a vengeance. Ebor want to make their franchise (which was touted as the best before the season began), the most dominant and the Pirates expansive, balanced offensive style is brilliant to watch. But if they want to become as good as their owners want them to become, they need to step up to the big games. The Jets will come back next year, and if they strengthen their ranks - we can see them going on to win multiple Mytabowl titles.

Eastern Conference Standings.

Cote-Ast Pirates    (8-5)
Golden Coast Stars  (7-6)
Cassia Metro        (5-8)
Esca Wolves        (3-10)

Western Conference Standings.

Ebor Oilers   (11-2)
Thessia Jets   (9-4)
Miago Bandits  (7-6)
Nasto Glory   (2-11)

Eastern Conference Championship.
Cote-Ast Pirates 40 - 46 Golden Coast Stars

Western Conference Championship
Ebor Oilers 11 - 12 Thessia Jets

Mytabowl @ Turjinnen Park, Esca (48,000)
Golden Coast Stars 19 - 21 Thessia Jets

by **Mytannion** » Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:41 pm

MFL Season Two
Season Two Review: The Year of the Underdog

The Second season of the MFL was a lot more unexpected than the first version of the MFL. Teams who weren't expected to get to the playoffs did, and teams who were expected to get to the playoffs didn't. The Year of the Underdog it certainly was, a team returned to the Mytabowl - a team who were wrote off at the start of this season made it too. Once again, both the teams who finished second in their Conference made it all the way to Mytabowl II. This season was truly brilliant for the sport of Mytanar Gridiron, and the competition it produced made it exciting and competitive throughout. Now, lets review the year of the underdog.

In the Eastern Conference, the Cote-Ast Pirates returned for the playoffs once again. Their exciting aerial assault once again took them far, and their 9 and 4 regular season record was in no small part thanks to Quarterback, Tycho Brahe who threw for 3569 yards in the season. Cassia Metro put a brilliant second-half of the season together - especially as their start to the season was so poor, that they went 0 and 6. However, their comeback was the thing that put them in the playoffs. They went undefeated in the last seven weeks of the season, winning seven straight games to take them to the playoffs. This was mainly because of their quarterback, Rudolf Petrijevcanin coming back from injury in week seven and leading the team, throwing for 2840 yards in seven games - if he had been playing for Cassia for the whole season, it could be said that he may of surpassed Jason Wilson's 4067 yards for the season. So Cassia Metro travelled to Cote-Ast and Spionar Road to play the Pirates. Petrijevcanin ran the show in the Conference Championship by throwing in four touchdowns for 390 yards. Even with the game over in the fourth quarter, he pitched one to the Kicker, Hugh Costello who split the posts to get a drop goal. Costello played brilliantly too, making sure every single one of his PAT'ers went through the posts, and his drop goal. He even ran for a first down after his team went for a field goal but the Pirates defense was already get close, he went to the outside and got them a first - a brilliant performance by the Kicker.

In the Western Conference, the Miago Bandits put a great run together to get to the playoffs. Jared Murillo putting a case together to show why he also deserves a spot in the national team. He threw for 3956 yards on the season, which is an average of 304 yards a game for the 23 year-old. His team however, managed to beat the Ebor Oilers home and away, Thessia at home and Nasto Glory home and away (although they lost to each of these teams once, and twice in the case of Thessia). Meaning they beat every team in their Conference at least once - they also managed to beat every team in the Eastern Conference (in the MFL, teams play the teams in their conference three times and the teams in the other conference once, for thirteen games). The Bandits certainly look an impressive franchise at the moment. Thessia were the team to become runners-up in the Western Conference, Jason Wilson having another all-star season, with 4067 passing yards for the year which is a 312 average per game. Hector Palmer was another who had a great season, receiving for 978 yards and Mikael Carbajal played well throughout, on the other side of the ball - with 8 interceptions on the season, including 3 in one game against Nasto Glory. The Conference Championship was played in front of 30,000 fans at Slavkik Field, Miago. The Jets were 20-18 up in the fourth quarter, Jared Murillo had marched the Bandits up the field from his own 12-yard line - to the Thessian 1-yard line. Murillo hadn't thrown an incompletion on the drive so the Bandits went to pass the ball again, and the pass was batted away by Cornerback, Robert Bonilla - and Mikael Carbajal caught it, Carbajal had intercepted it, breaking the hearts of many Bandits' fans. What's more, is the fact that Carbajal returned the ball for 103-yards, an interception return for a touchdown. The final score was 26-18 to Thessia, and the Thessians were heading to their second Mytabowl.

The hosting site for Mytabowl II was Golden Lane in Cote-D'or, right on the Golden Coast. Sun was beaming down and the conditions were beautiful. The pristine grass was watered and cared for to perfection and the colour was the most green of greens. Two huge television screens were installed this season at Golden Lane, behind both endzones - sitting at the top of each stand behind the endzone. These screens measured 100 feet wide and 75 feet tall, making sure that every play could be seen in perfect high-definition. The golden seats of the stadium gave the game a majestic feel, and even more so as her Royal Highness - Queen Roisin I was at the game - and in the city before hand. The Queen made the journey up from the Alzburg to soak up the atmosphere of the game and handed the eventual winners the Mytabowl Trophy.

The game was certainly entertaining, and even though Wilson had another near-perfect game at Quarterback an early injury to safety, Mikael Carbajal meant that the Jets' defense was severely weakened before the game had properly got going. Cassia went into a 24-0 lead as they recovered their kick-offs (you're allowed to recover all punts and kick-offs in Mytanar Gridiron, whether you are the kicking or receiving team), four straight times. In the second half, the Jets' offense put on an amazing show and the half-time team-talk must of been truly inspiring by Adam Thompson, the Jets' coach. As they made four unanswered scores and nearly completed the comeback as it just wasn't to be as Cassia kicked two late drop goals. Jason Wilson was named MVP even though his side didn't win it, as he passed the ball for 412 yards on the game, and threw in three touchdowns. Cassia were brilliant too, Rudolf Petrijevcanin passing for 350 yards and Wide Receiver, Halil Zlatanov receiving for 128 yards. The final score was Cassia Metro 26, Thessia Jets 21.

Owner of Cassia Metro, Damien Logey told the fans in the stadium, after the game, "I have to thank everyone at the team, from Coach Silva to the ticket staff. This is brilliant for Cassia, it puts us even further on the map. We're the only small-town team in the MFL at the moment, and we show that the spirit of a small-town can match up to even the best followings. I have to extend my thanks to Victor Silva for coaching the team and turning the defense into a force that no one thought it would be. Last season, our defense was among the weakest in the league - this year, Mr. Silva has done brilliantly - as I said before, I cannot thank him enough. Who knows, we may even be back here again next year! METRO! METRO! METRO!"

Cassia certainly pulled off a huge surprise, and it actually shouldn't be so surprising as it is. The Metro have a young franchise, with plenty of potential - they have one of the best Quarterbacks in the league in Petrijevcanin. Halil Zlatanov is one of the best Wide Receivers in the league, and will make-up part of the national team Wide Receiver corps. Thessia were expected to reach the play-offs once again, they did - their franchise is still young. The potential for this team is huge. If they do not win another Mytabowl within two years, something would of gone hugely wrong. I think, next season - will be even better than this one, the competitiveness of this league is what makes it so good. From the Eastern Conference, I predict that the Cote-Ast Pirates and Cassia Metro will reach the playoffs. From the Western Conference, I think the Jets will finally be Regular Season champs in the West and Ebor will finally reach the playoffs, as they have been expected to for the past two seasons.

Eastern Conference Standings
Cote-Ast Pirates   (9-4)
Cassia Metro       (7-6)
Golden Coast Stars (6-7)
Esca Wolves        (4-9)

Western Conference Standings
Miago Bandits      (9-4)
Thessia Jets       (8-5)
Ebor Oilers        (6-7)
Nasto Glory       (3-10)

Eastern Conference Championship.
Cassia Metro 25 - 10 Cote-Ast Pirates

Western Conference Championship.
Thessia Jets 26 - 18 Miago Bandits

Mytabowl II @ Golden Lane, Cote-D'or, The Golden Coast (40,000).
Cassia Metro 26 - 21 Thessia Jets

by **Mytannion** » Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:42 pm

MFL Season Three
Season Three Review: A Slump In the East

The Western Conference strangely dominated throughout the season in MFL 3, with Thessia going 9-4 and the four games they lost were only against other opponents in the West. The Eastern Conference had three teams with more losses than wins, and one team that qualified with a 6-7 record. Something that wasn't as strange as this topsy-turvy season, was the fact that the two regular season conference champions reached the Mytabowl. This is the first time this has even happened and was a good thing for the game - meaning that for the first time a brilliant regular season was rewarded with a trip to the Mytabowl. The slump in the Eastern Conference will be the thing that this season is remembered for however - with only 24 games won in total between the teams in the East. The teams in the West won 27, which isn't much more - but the fact that Thessia went unbeaten against the teams in the Eastern Conference meant that for once a Conference was much better than the other. It has also forced the MFL Board into creating an All-Star game which will be played every season before the Mytabowl - between the best players of the Eastern Conference and the best of the Western Conference, to decide which conference is better.

In the Eastern Conference, the Golden Coast Stars had a 7-6 regular season to go to their second playoff appearance in three years. Tyler Bird had a record-breaking season when receiving. The Churchman international receiving for 1134 yards on the whole season. Cassia Metro had a 6-7 season, but still managed to qualify for the playoffs, two straight playoff appearances for the Metro. Petrijevcanin had another impressive season at quarterback, passing for 4089 yards for the whole season. Cassia travelled to Golden Lane on the Golden Coast, where they were beaten by a clearly superior Stars' side whose quarterback, Kamine Dalvennan threw in five touchdowns, and somehow Kicker; Neosho Preston missed the last PAT'er, making the final score 28-10 to the Stars, who were going to their second Mytabowl in three years. There first one was lost to the other team that reached the Mytabowl this year.

In the Western Conference, Thessia finally managed to win the Regular Season, Conference Championship with a 9-4 record. Jason Wilson once again got the most passing yards on the season with 4228 yards. Their third straight playoff appearance was a huge feat for a very young team, who already have their hands on one Mytabowl. Their opponents were their opponents at this stage last season, the Miago Bandits reaching the playoffs again. Jared Murillo pulling his team out of a mid-season mire they had walked themselves into. He passed for 2500 yards in the second half of the season. Which took his total to 3978 for the season. On another note, Maksimilijan Kuruc had a disappointing season for the Oilers who turned to the run-game halfway through the season and narrowly missed out on the playoffs. The Jets once again beat the Bandits in the Conference Championship, with a 26-6 win, their defense standing up and really being what won the game - only conceding one touchdown in the game.

So once again the Golden Coast Stars and the Thessia Jets would meet in the Mytabowl. The hosting site last year was the Stars' home ground, Golden Lane. This year, it was held in the Royal city, and the other half of the Alzburg. MytaTel Field, in Dyka with a capacity of 69,750 is the second largest stadium in the whole nation (and it hopes to become the home of a MFL franchise soon enough, whenever expansion is proposed by the MFL board), even in the tiny city it is in (Dyka has a population of around 2 million, which compared to other cities is very small), Dyka is basically a two minute metro trip away from The Alzburg (the castle-home of the royal family), thus the reason why the lacrosse team the Alzburg-Dyka Royals is a joint team and why their University is a joint venture. MytaTel Field is sponsored by the telecommunications company MytaTel - whom provide over half the telephone coverage to the nation. The impressive road to the stadium is a 2-mile long bridge which takes fans right around the stadium, which is on a 45-foot plinth above the ground. The bridge goes around the outside of the stadium and takes the fans into every gate of the stadium. It also has an impressive mezzanine structure that goes around the west and north stand.

The game itself was extremely close and neither team gave much away. The Stars were behind in the fourth quarter, and got one field goal with around six minutes left on the clock. They turned the ball over after tackling Duralija who had made a run and fumbled the ball. Dalvennan marched them up the field and into field goal range, with the game tied 23-23, Neosho Preston split the uprights with a field goal to win the game for the Stars. 26-23, the Golden Coast Stars got revenge for Mytabowl I, in which they lost to the Jets.

Kamine Dalvennan said, "It has been a great season for us, I have to say that the owners and everyone around the club have managed to bring in some of the talent that we now have. We're not a fairytale team, or a mickey-mouse team or anything like that. We can challenge for playoff berths and even future Mytabowls. Tyler Bird is brilliant, and credit to the board for bringing him in from Churchma and hopefully he will stay - as his contract ends at the end of this season, if he can stay - we could win more trophies in the next few years. We've had a great season, I'll do my best to make sure it happens again next year. This one if for the fans!"

So, Thessia have made three Mytabowls - and won one, which is a misleading statistic as it makes them seem slightly bad. This is wrong, last year against the Metro - they had their quarterback injured early, as well as key d-man - Mikael Carbajal. This year, two field goals were the end of their charge. They'll be back next year, they have to reach the playoffs, they have to win something. The Ebor Oilers have had another bad season, once again missing out on the playoffs and their quarterback, [Maksimilijan] Kuruc does look to be performing below-par. I expect a fight between Miago Bandits and the Oilers for the 2nd playoff berth in the Western Conference. In the Eastern Conference, anything goes really - it is very tight. If the Golden Coast Stars can keep hold of Tyler Bird, I expect them to win the regular season Conference Championship. It will be a fight between Cassia Metro, Esca Wolves and the Cote-Ast Pirates. The Pirates had a bad season this year, but I expect them to come back. Tycho Brahe had a bad injury early on, and without him - they really struggle, if he is fit for the majority of next season - I think they could win their first Mytabowl.

Eastern Conference Standings
Golden Coast Stars (7-6)
Cassia Metro       (6-7)
Esca Wolves        (6-7)
Cote-Ast Pirates   (5-8)

Western Conference Standings
Thessia Jets       (9-4)
Miago Bandits      (7-6)
Ebor Oilers        (6-7)
Nasto Glory        (5-8)

Eastern Conference Championship.
Cassia Metro 10 - 28 Golden Coast Stars

Western Conference Championship.
Miago Bandits 6 - 26 Thessia Jets

Mytabowl III @ MytaTel Field, Dyka (69,750).
Golden Coast Stars 26 - 23 Thessia Jets

by **Mytannion** » Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:42 pm

MFL Season Four
Season Four Review: Rise of a New Power

As the news was broke that Tyler Bird's girlfriend, Rachelle Davillmon had given birth to her baby girl, who was later named as Anna-Leigh - her husband was competing in the Eastern Conference Championship game - the child was a week premature, but she is reported to be fine and healthy. The Golden Coast Stars had once again reached the playoffs, but they were up against a new team, a new power - who had signed his countryman, Rod Brantley - who had helped their defense and helped them reach the playoffs for the first time. The Western Conference, is getting slightly predictable - Thessia Jets and Miago Bandits once again reaching the playoffs - and playing each other for the third straight time in the Western Conference Championship. The introduction of the All-Star game between the Eastern Conference All-Stars and the Western Conference All-Stars was an interesting affair and the Western All-Stars edged it out with a 42-38 win, a late touchdown winning the game for the West.

In the Eastern Conference, The Stars dominated - Tyler Bird re-signing for them was a huge part of this. Dalvennan and Bird linking up like no other quarterback-wide receiver duo in the Mytanar Football League. Dalvennan being the first quarterback to ever get more yards than the Jets quarterback Jason Wilson. Dalvennan throwing for 4239 yards in the MFL 4 season. The Esca Wolves were the new power that rose through the ranks to qualify for the playoffs for the first time in their team's history. Rod Brantley came up big on the defense - after he had three disappointing seasons at Nasto Glory, he was the leader in sacks with 14 for the season, meaning he really was way too hot to handle for many offensive lines. The Wolves just couldn't complete the dream and reach the Mytabowl at the first attempt, as they got beaten by a far superior Golden Coast in a 30-17 loss at Golden Lane. The Wolves will hope to return next year though.

In the Western Conference it was same old, same old - the third straight time that the Jets and the Bandits met at this stage, and the same outcome yet again. Thessia Jets had a great season on both defense and offense, Jason Wilson being the second highest quarterback for passing yards with 4196 yards. Hector Palmer really did well at Wide Receiver too, with 1178 receiving yards on the year - a huge overall proportion for one receiver, and he really was a key-man on the offense. Miago Bandits keep improving, but they just can't seem to get past the Conference Championship. Jared Murillo is immense at QB, and is both good at running with the ball and passing, if he leaves - the Banditos, as their fans affectionately call them - could be in huge trouble. The Western Conference Championship game wasn't a tight affair and an eleven-point win made that happen. Four touchdowns and two drop goals for the Jets made them win 26-15.

So for the second-straight season the Golden Coast Stars and the Thessia Jets met in the Mytabowl and the third time they have met at this stage in the season. The Jets have won one meeting between the two and the Stars won the other. How would the third pan out? The two would meet at Spionar Road in Cote-Ast this time. A smaller stadium with only a 16,500 capacity, but the history of the stadium is what drew the bid team to choose this stadium to be the host to Mytabowl IV, the ground is steeped in Mytanar Gridiron history, especially in the old Regional Football Championships. This stadium already has a MFL franchise - the Cote-Ast Pirates, so this isn't the curtain-raiser for a new franchise, or a possible base for a new franchise. But more of a throwback to the second-oldest team in Mytanar Gridiron history. Whoever won this Mytabowl, would be the first team to win two Mytabowls.

The game was tied 18-18 in the fourth quarter, which seems to be the staple of all Mytabowls - last minute winners. Both teams had made two touchdowns each and two field goals each. The Stars were forced to punt the ball away as they went three and out. Jason Wilson had five minutes to march his team downfield as the Jets faced off against the best duo in the league, Dalvennan and Bird. His first pass was a 34-yard reception which was caught by Thomas Martin, they then threw a pitch around the edge and Mersin Despic turned on the jets and got to the 12-yard line, the Jets had twelve yards to win their second ever Mytabowl, as long as they got points. A field goal wasn't deemed enough however, as the Stars are brilliant at getting late winners. Wilson threw in a touchdown to win it though, Hector Palmer catching a perfect pass to secure the game. 24-18, Jets.

Jason Wilson, was named Mytabowl MVP and told assembled press reporters various things including this snippet - "Well, I come from Thessia and it really is a dream to have won to Mytabowls with this team. The fans get behind us every single game and have to be the best in the league. I just try my hardest and stay determined and I think the whole team has the same attitude. Two Mytabowl rings... I can't even believe it, I couldn't of expected one in my whole career but this team has the potential to win plenty more. We'll be back next year and will do the best we can... This team has the quality to win plenty more Mytabowls and because of the age of our team - I think we can win quite a few more. I just have to offer my congratulations to Tyler Bird and his girlfriend on the birth of their child too!" Wilson was a model professional as always and the modesty he possesses makes him a very grounded and likeable person. The 23-year old, has two Mytabowl rings to his name and has been the driving force behind his teams' two Mytabowls, he'll be around for a very long time.

Thessia Jets, two Mytabowl wins in four attempts. They have reached every single Mytabowl, and we think they'll be back next year to make it back-to-back championships. Golden Coast Stars have a brilliant wide receiver in the form of Tyler Bird, but Kamine Dalvennan at Quarterback is ageing and coming to the twilight seasons of his career - he is 29 and is still going strong, we think his team may have a few more shots in the next couple of seasons. Esca Wolves were really a surprise to reach this stage, but they looked strong throughout the season, an addition or two on the offense could put them in the running for a trip to the Mytabowl. The Western Conference looks slightly messed up apart from the Jets and it got closer this season between the Oilers and the Bandits - either could make the playoffs next year. We think the Oilers will and will break the tag of 'next year's team'. Cote-Ast are another team tarred with the 'next year's team' tag too - if they can defend slightly better - they could make the playoffs for the third time in their history.

Eastern Conference Standings
Golden Coast Stars (9-4)
Esca Wolves        (7-6)
Cote-Ast Pirates   (6-7)
Cassia Metro       (4-9)

Western Conference Standings
Thessia Jets      (11-2)
Miago Bandits      (7-6)
Ebor Oilers        (6-7)
Nasto Glory       (2-11)

Eastern Conference Championship
Esca Wolves 17 - 30 Golden Coast Stars

Western Conference Championship
Miago Bandits 15 - 26 Thessia Jets

All-Star Game
Eastern Conference All-Stars 38 - 42 Western Conference All-Stars

Mytabowl IV @ Spionar Road, Cote-Ast (16,500).
Golden Coast Stars 18 - 24 Thessia Jets

by **Mytannion** » Fri Mar 11, 2011 2:42 pm

MFL Season Five
Season Five Review: Introducing the New Boys

Well, the new MFL season started with the introduction of two new teams. The Dyka Bluebloods and Esca Nationals, were selected to join the MFL and this forced some conference re-alignment. Cassia Metro were sent over to the west, being the furthest west of the teams in the League. Now five teams across two conferences and the teams play three games against the teams in their conference and one against the teams in the other conference. The new season brought new questions about the playoffs too, with a new system being called for. The top three of each conference now go through to the playoffs. The teams in 2nd and 3rd in their conference play each other and the winner goes against the conference champion for a chance to head to the Mytabowl.

In the Eastern Conference, the Golden Coast Stars ran riot as always - with a 12-5 record. Kamine Dalvennan, and Tyler Bird continued the partnership that has won them a Mytabowl. Bird stated that "I can't imagine being anywhere else.." The two formed a great partnership to rack up 504 points in the regular season. Dalvennan beat Wilson on passing yards last year, but didn't manage the same feat this year. The Dyka Bluebloods qualified for the playoffs in their inaugural season, the East is extremely competitive. This is just food for thought, but if the MFL grew further - there would have to be divisions, right? So there could be a Nasto Division, that would include Dyka and the Nasto Glory (which would surely be renamed Arsika Glory) and some other teams would have to be added - so that would sure be an interesting conference. The Esca Nationals also had a good first season, coming third in the East and qualifying for the playoffs.

In the Western Conference, Thessia continued to dominate. Jason Wilson the first player to throw for over 5000 yards in a season with an outstanding 5134 yards. Miago had a bad season for once, going 7-10 in the regular season and missing out on the playoffs. However, it was a good year for the Ebor Oilers as Kuruc led his team to second place in the Western Conference - a 9-8 record enough to take them to only their second playoff appearance. Cassia Metro qualified with an 8 and 9 record, something which isn't particularly good for the West as they were formerly a whole lot better than the East.

In the Qualifying Rounds, the Eastern Conference game came between the Dyka Bluebloods and Esca Nationals - the two new franchises. The Bluebloods were too strong and held the Nationals to under 150 yards overall in the game. The final score was 22-8. At the Oluja Stadion, the Oilers met Cassia. A late touchdown took the game out of Cassia's reach as Kuruc threw a late 72 yard bomb into the endzone. So it would be the Dyka Bluebloods meeting the Golden Coast Stars in the Star own backyard for the chance to reach the Mytabowl. For the Bluebloods, it would be a huge success as they go to the biggest game in their inaugural season, for the Stars it would be same old, same old as they had the chance to reach their fourth Mytabowl in five seasons. In the West, the Oilers who have always promised so much would meet the Thessia Jets who have reached this stage every single time. It would be their fifth playoff appearance, they have reached the playoffs every season so far.

In the Eastern Conference Championship, it would be a tale of two quarterbacks as the Bluebloods' Texer went up against the experienced Dalvennan. It would be left late for a winner - so late that the game would go to overtime. 11-11 at the end of the game, the two quarterbacks went-up for the coin toss - the Stars won, but an interception and a Texer-inspired march up the field meant that the Bluebloods got into field goal range and with time expiring in overtime, the Bluebloods made sure with a field goal to finish the game at 14-11.

In the Western Conference Championship, it wasn't anywhere near as close as the East. But that doesn't tell the whole story, as two fourth quarter touchdowns won the game for the Jets who have a habit of late wins. Jason Wilson threw in for 446 yards on the game, and the two late touchdowns bringing them from behind to win the game. An interception was needed to turn the game around and it has to be said the outstanding contribution from Mikael Carbajal has to be recognized, as he managed to get that interception but also another earlier in the game. Carbajal who will be picking up the MVP award at the MFL Awards Ceremony next week will be very proud of his contribution to the Jets this season.

Then came the All-Star game between the Eastern Conference's best and the Western Conference's elite. It was a close game, and nearly went into overtime when the East managed to kick a long-range field goal through the uprights to put themselves at the pinnacle of Mytanar Gridiron for the next year until the two meet again and it could all change.

A look at the venue now, for the biggest game in Mytanar Gridiron - Axon Field, a prospective future stadium for the MFL was chosen to host the game. The second largest stadium in all the land was chosen for the game and a new audience in the city of Providence on the Golden Coast saw what was an extremely exciting game. The stadium with its' huge stands and imposing Doric-style towers, make this a stadium that would be fit to play host to an MFL side. It towers over everything around dwarfing the shops and houses surrounding it. Providence is a city that wants gridiron, I think they deserve it.

The game would be a huge occasion as old blood came up against a rising challenger. The Dyka Bluebloods, led by coach Maxym Thaxitsh and quarterback, Manny Texer looked to be a force. Thessia Jets, led by Coach Adam Thompson and star quarterback, Jason Wilson had experience. It would be a battle of the titans. An early Bluebloods touchdown, put them 6-0 up (touchdowns are worth four points in Mytanar Gridiron, a PAT'er two), but a field goal and Jason Wilson drop goal brought the Jets back into the game. 6-4 at half-time, Wilson marched the team out after (apparently) Coach Thompson gave his team an absolute bollocking at half-time. Wilson threw a touchdown in straight after half-time after Robert Bonilla returned it to his own 40 yard line. This made it 10-6, and another touchdown, Wilson to Hector Palmer put the game out of reach. Wilson had another all-star game, throwing 489 yards. 329 of them in the second half.

To next season now, and well - it certainly looks promising for the two new teams. The Bluebloods making it to the Mytabowl, and the Esca Nationals making it to the playoffs at least. Any other new sides that are added to the league would be welcomed with open arms. We can see the next expansion taking it to twelve or sixteen teams. Either two conferences of six or four divisions of four, with two for the north/south or east/west conferences. Expansion can only be a good thing, it seems.

Eastern Conference Standings

   Team                     P   W D   L  For   Ag   +/- Pts
 1 Golden Coast Stars      17  12 0   5  504  314  +190  36
 2 Dyka Bluebloods         17  11 0   6  460  428   +32  33
 3 Esca Nationals          17   9 0   8  497  362  +135  27
 4 Cote-Ast Pirates        17   7 0  10  299  444  -145  21
 5 Esca Wolves             17   6 0  11  365  501  -136  18

Western Conference Standings

   Team                P   W D   L  For   Ag   +/- Pts
 1 Thessia Jets       17  11 0   6  473  336  +137  33
 2 Ebor Oilers        17   9 0   8  397  395    +2  27
 3 Cassia Metro       17   8 0   9  316  401   -85  24
 4 Miago Bandits      17   7 0  10  340  398   -58  21
 5 Nasto Glory        17   5 0  12  327  399   -72  15

Eastern Qualifying Round
Dyka Bluebloods 22 - 8 Esca Nationals

Western Qualifying Round
Ebor Oilers 21 - 13 Cassia Metro

Eastern Conference Championship
Dyka Bluebloods 14 - 11 Golden Coast Stars (overtime)

Western Conference Championship
Ebor Oilers 16 - 23 Thessia Jets

All Star Game
Eastern Conference All-Stars 25 - 22 Western Conference All-Stars

Mytabowl V @ Axon Field, Providence (75,000)
Dyka Bluebloods 6 - 16 Thessia Jets

by **Mytannion** » Sat Mar 12, 2011 1:28 pm

1989/1990 Season

(Key: Best three players in Bold, foreign players are in italics).

1896 Ebor: Holzman, Parmova, Marib, Weathler, Madsen, Budz, Tcab, Apual, Nilsson, Alia, Ynan, Campbell.
Nicknames: 'The Thunder', 'The Tangerine Army'.
Stadium: Oluja Stadion, Rittal District, Ebor (Capacity, 22,500).
Sponsor(s): Tekno (Technology)
Manager: Hed Koch
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished second last season and we predict as much this year, they have made no headway in the transfer market. Staying strong to their ideals of 'we don't spend if we don't need to' - we think this isn't going to help them bridge the gap between them and Atletik Thessia. If big players come up big when needed they could perhaps win the Kombarov Crown or Trophie del Nakional. 2nd.
Rivalries: Lok. Cassia (Northern Derby).
Trophies Won: 1x St-Fortunat InterLigue
Fans: Have the 'worst' fans in the league, in the sense that their firm, The Northmen, cause the most trouble at every ground they visit around the nation. But, they are the 'best' in the sense that they give their team the most support in the league. The Kop, at the Oluja Stadion is the best stand in the whole league, with all the fans positioned there, stood up for the whole game, every game.

1923 Esca: Lund, Susa, Olya, Gyulla, Oa, Razov, Aoll, Cser, Lja, Aj, Gonzalez.
Nicknames: 'The Reds', 'The Stars'.
Stadium: The General Jarko Arena, Liberata, Esca (Capacity, 78,500).
Sponsor(s): Furore (DIY, Hardware, Building Materials)
Manager: Daniel O'Brien
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Well, Naki Yitur was a new manager for Esca last season and they have another new manager for this season too. Daniel O'Brien hs brought a new regime into the club - with a new-look midfield too, Alexei Razov brought in from Kiznhiy-Grod Neputsk. They play 4-3-3 and if this midfield can link with that top 3, they could score quite a few. They have the same solid defense as always, and we can't see them conceding too many. I think they'll do well, and just well enough for a Globe Cup spot, 5th.
Rivalries: Litala '93 (East-End Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Have a lot of fans, nearly 70,000 filling the stadium every game, the other eight-thousand five hundred seats reserved for the away fans. They make a lot of noise, all chanting 'Star Sign' at the start of every game. When belted out by that high a number of people, it can be heard miles away. An intimidating atmosphere, but not anything compared to the Ebor fans.

Atletik Thessia: Jakobsen, Toae, Baracs, Kilic, Urz, Bang, Hjik, Dobreta, Utca, Ritaile, Klinicki.
Nicknames: 'Zenith', 'The Citizens'.
Stadium: Maine Road, Zenit Toranj, Thessia (Capacity, 30,000)
Sponsor(s): Thessia Aerosystems (Aerosystems, air technology) and Shock (Cars).
Manager Theo Wekkler
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They won it last time, they won the cup last time. They did the unthinkable and did the double, this season - they'll aim to conquer all and do the treble. Winning the league, cup and Kombarov Crown. They have the players to do it, and have invested in a new centre-back - Usa Kilic, the 20-year old could come up as a big difference - the towering defender a potential future national team centre-back. They should have no problems retaining their crown. 1st.
Rivalries: Thessia '23 (Thessia Derby).
Trophies Won: 2x Mytanar Takillega, 2x Trophie del Nakional
Fans: Good, reliable following. Who always expect the worst from their team. Even though they are possibly the best team in the nation, and should be for a very long time. Their fans sing all game long, but can be said to be 'bad', when they call their team out even when they draw against good sides.

Decraa United: Pelenka, Sovlainin, Dirarno, Dontigny, Balson, Herzog, Goricag, Krueger, Rosler, Timmins, v Tuhinju.
Nicknames: 'United', 'The Bulls'.
Stadium: Decraa Arena, Bakar Road, Decraa (Capacity, 27,500).
Sponsor(s): X2 (Energy Drinks, Drinks)
Manager: Randy Vorska
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: The deal to take Uwe Rosler to the Decraa Arena last term was a real good buy for United. Who finished fourth last season, and went to the Globe Cup. They will want to repeat this and play the likes of AS Bezieres (Valladares) again. Rosler is the type of player who will help them towards this and his return of 16 goals last term won't hurt their chances. They haven't changed much, but we feel that'll be good for this team - they seem to be good when they have continuity. 4th.
Rivalries: None
Trophies Won: None
Fans: They are very good, and have become a whole lot more loyal in recent years. Mainly due to their brilliant performances last year. Could be said to be 'glory supporters', but they do make a lot of noise.

Dukla Nastalich FK: Johnson, Chiche, Ortega, Tudnak, Etepov, Lulykin, Fontaine, Sankt, Rition, Witterien, Wunderlich.
Nicknames: 'The Dukes', 'The Bees', 'DNFK'.
Stadium: Tyrur Lane, Titishan, Parr (Capacity, 9000).
Sponsor(s): Airocon Online (Airline).
Manager: Manuel Kozsheck (Pontinur).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: The surprise package of the league last year, finished 9th. The thing is, they're not a bad side at all. They have a very good defence, Chiche, Ortega and Tudnak are all household names. The midfield is brilliant, Etepov, Lulykin, Fontaine and Sankt are all upper-table quality and the top three are not shabby in the slightest. Wunderlich's return of 22 goals in 19 games last year is a brilliant strike rate. If he can continue to finish like that, they should have no problems staying up. The problem is, the league is so compact - there are ten teams, five/six go into the international competitions and three get relegated. That means you could be in a relegation dogfight at the same time as being in an international spot battle. Sadly, we think they'll get relegated, just. 8th.
Rivalries: Parr City (Windmill Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Small, but loyal following. Very proud of anything their club achieves, and if the minnows could sit upon the top of the league. They would be smiling, with pride bursting from then. Trust us, at games - you will hear them. They sing, and follow their team around the country, and will probably do it even more this season, especially when they travel to the big teams. They were angry at their owners plans to move them to Arsika from Parr to play at a bigger ground - as it happens, that didn't go through - in no small part to the fans' efforts to keep them in Parr.

Litala '93: Achen, Munzter, Aier, Cruzar, Odika, Borjigin, Yutepov, Sovo, Shmulikoski, Tagaren, Mejia.
Nicknames: '93'ers', 'Racing' (pronounced the spanish/french way).
Stadium: Wyan Road, Litala, Esca (Capacity, 18,000).
Sponsor(s): Arauco (Cars)
Manager: James Carter
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Came ninth last season, will probably come ninth again this season. They have the experience of Ricky Aier at the back. Their midfield, is top-class - Stefano Borjigin, Sergei Yutepov (a signing from Kiznhiy-Grod Neputsk), Selim Sovo and Velice Shmulikoski could all make the next national squad whenever it is announced, and Hugo Mejia up-top make a good unit. They just won't be able to compete with the bigger teams, and should be on the end of some beatings sadly. If they get relegated, and come back up - they will need to sign some top foreign defenders and a goalkeeper. 9th.
Rivalries: 1923 Esca (East-End Derby).
Trophies Won: 2.Lihga
Fans: Another team that have a rather small stadium, but again. Another with a great atmosphere, their fans like to make you feel at home. And are pretty good, they don't cause trouble and welcome you into their ground and the suburbs around it. The stadium's east stand has houses running along it, with three alleys placed at the far-left, centre and far-right ends of the stand. These are the entrances to the ground, and away fans arriving at Wyan Road normally try to cause trouble down that side of the ground. They're lucky it is the main-home stand, or it could be ripped apart. After sell-outs all last season, the board have decided to expand their stadium. They bought out some of the houses around the stadium, bulldozed them and built the stadium out. It now has 18,000 seats - and they have 12,000 season ticket holders, they should sell it out a few times in the season.

Lok. Cassia: Gersten, Witten, Atoga, Harris, Gordon, Frenswich, Merkens, van Roid, Ozman, Merec, Lolin.
Nicknames: 'Lokomotive', 'Loki', 'The Railwaymen'.
Stadium: Metrostad, Inner Cassia, Cassia (Capacity, 2000).
Sponsor(s): Neumetro (Inner City trains, metro systems, trams etc).
Manager: Tomas Klidic
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Nope, not good enough, not good enough at all. The fact their midfield and strikeforce are actually quite good, is ruled out by the fact their defence is shocking. The signing of Elliot Frenswich is a statement of intent, but they'll rely on him and Merkens a whole lot if they are to stay up this year. 10th.
Rivalries: 1896 Ebor (Northern Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Have great fans, and with the tiny stadium they have, they need them. They sing all game, their faithful roar 'The Little Railboy's Song' at the start of every game. Home or away, they go everywhere. Even without tickets they wait outside the stadium and sing. Most stadiums can accomodate the away fans from Cassia, but Cassia can't accomodate many away fans. With only five-hundred tickets available for travelling fans to the Metrostad.

Parr City: Rugic, Maestic, Kiril, Mahuc, Marquez, Talmont, Troschi, Ros, Visoisse, Militurkka, Magnússon.
Nicknames: 'The Power', 'Moneybags', 'The Sky-Blues'.
Stadium: Power Central, Nastalich, Parr (Capacity, 50,000).
Sponsor(s): MytaEnergi (Energy Company, owner is the richest man in all Mytannion [barring the queen]).
Manager: Padraig Wilson
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: The money is talking, three huge signings have strengthened this squad unbelievably. Fahe Mahuc has been bought from Rotor. Argyres, the 21-year old is an important signing. He is a good buy, and the additional signings of Nicolas Marquez from Metropolis Alligators (Valladares) and Jules Talmont from Eterna Stars (also Valladares) make this a youthful and competitive-looking side. It is also a very international-looking side, with four different nationalities represented. The sixteen year old, Benoit Visoisse could be the future of this side though, look out for him. 3rd.
Rivalries: Dukla Nastalich FK (Windmill Derby)
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Their stadium is filled every game, with their team having a large Hureci following. They don't make as much noise as some of the other team's fans. But they go out in force, their team being one of the focusses of their week. They know their team has the money, and are vocal about it. Booing the players whenever they do badly.

SK Port Jarko: Juric, Njulae, Chazvic, Mesa, Klic, Mufiak, Alixysev, Tekenye, Vanbetoven, Usl, Radislaj.
Nicknames: 'The Rebels', 'The Pols', 'The Fishermen'.
Stadium: Bayarena, The Bay, Port Jarko (Capacity, 8000).
Sponsor(s): SKINT Media (owner is second richest man in Mytannion, after MytaEnergi owner and the Queen).
Manager: Mirka Jukuk
Last Season, Objectives and Last Season: They have lost their best player, Radoslaw Famoc who has gone to the big money of Cafundeu. Eldorado have signed him up, and that has weakened them hugely. They won't be able to challenge for titles anymore, which somehow - is what we think they should be doing. His replacement is 17-year old, Niko Radislaj - who looks like a future star. A good season could catch the attention of a big foreign team. If Jan Mufiak performs well in midfield, they may well finish higher than our prediction, however. We think they'll finish 7th.
Rivalries: None
Trophies Won: 1x Mytanar Takillega and 1x Trophie del Nakional
Fans: The fans have called for expansion on the 8000 capacity Bayarena, with the club needing money as the owner doesn't seem willing to buy big players, and rather rely on the youth of the area to create a good side. Even if the stadium was made all-seater, they want to bring the glory days back to Port Jarko. But I can't see them doing it this season, the fans will still follow the team though. They are probably the most reliable fans, second only to 1896 Ebor fans for consistency. Kudos to them.

Thessia '23: Hellen, Woodlands, Rosicky, Huth, Koc, Leonar, Bosc, Nehrbaier, Braslobv, Jones, Ruvz
Nicknames: 'The Workers', 'The Cobblers'.
Stadium: Koblar Lane, Zenit Toranj, Thessia (Capacity, 1000).
Sponsor(s): Koblar (Shoes, family-run company).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They are a good team, their defence is slightly weak - but they have Leven Koc at right-back to command them. Their midfield is good but ageing slightly (barring Filip Bosc), and the two guys upfront aren't the best. They work really well as a unit however. We're not sure if they'll work well enough for a proper position in the international competitions, maybe 6th though.
Rivalries: Atletik Thessia (Thessia Derby)
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Their fans follow them everywhere, but their ground is so small, that they have almost as many away fans in the stadium as home, with 250 seats reserved for away fans. The stadium has been prone to scrutiny over safety, with fans easily being able to access the pitch and get over the advertising boards, which isn't allowed. But the club's fans, are brilliant, chanting their songs wherever they go, even if they were beaten by Atletik Thessia by five goals to nil, they would still sing. Well, that may be an exaggeration, but if they are beaten badly, they still support their team. They have an avid following though, with Thessia literally divided between each team. The stadium is too small, they protest, but even in the worst result, they do their best to follow the team, and keep them going. The two clubs of Thessia are located in the exact same district of the city, the stadiums are a five minute walk apart. This is truly the biggest rivalry in the world, the two fans are mental when they play each other - smashing each others stadiums up, getting into huge fights with the other teams' fans. Making new chants about each other every two minutes. The little neighbours may give Atletik something to talk about this season though, Thessia '23 could actually beat them, maybe.

by **Mytannion** » Tue Mar 15, 2011 2:39 pm

The Kombarov Crown

The pre-season tournament that includes all the Mytanar Takillega teams, the ten teams all enter into a ridiculously complicated tournament. Well, kind of - the first few rounds can be pretty confusing. In the first round, four teams enter to qualify for the next round. This will be the bottom four teams in the league from the last season (so the three promoted teams plus one), two go through and then the rest of the teams enter. This means there are eight teams in the second round, and then it goes to the Semi-Finals. The winner qualifies for the Kombarov Crown.

First Round
Thessia '23 2 - 1 Lok. Cassia
Litala '93 0 - 3 Dukla Nastalich FK

Lok. Cassia travelled to Koblar Lane in Thessia, where they met a strong-looking Thessia '23 side. A good start for Thessia '23 with a goal in the fifth minute courtesy of a towering header by Danek Rosicky off a Thorsten Nehrbaier corner put the Cobblers ahead. Lok. Cassia had the answer though and a good goal by Mytannion under-21 striker, Salum Merec brought them level just before halftime. It proved that the defenders would win the game for Thessia '23 though as Leven Koc curled in a free-kick to win it. DNFK went to the enlarged Wyan Road in Litala District of Esca. The 93'ers didn't have an answer for the international team pairing of Andre Witterien and Sami Wunderlich. The attacking midfielder, Witterien drew first blood with a mazy run through the Litala defence. He then set-up Wunderlich for the second with a floated cross to the back post which was laid perfectly on 22-year old Wunderlich's head. Wunderlich got his second with a powerful effort from the edge of the box, which blasted into the bottom corner.

Second Round
Atletik Thessia 2 - 1 SK Port Jarko
1896 Ebor 3 - 1 Thessia '23
Parr City 2 - 3 Dukla Nastalich FK
Decraa United 2 - 0 1923 Esca

SK Port Jarko gave Atletik Thessia a run for their money at Maine Road. Lijenost Klinicki opened the scoring in the 34th minute with a tap-in off a low, drilled cross by Jukka Ritaile. Jan Mufiak showed why he's in the national side - as he drew the teams level early in the second half with a clever, curled effort from the edge of the area. It took until the third minute of injury time for inspirational 38-year old, Joep Bang to head the ball home off a whipped-in corner by Robin Hjik, which sent Atletik Thessia through to the next round. Alan Alia stroked in two lovely goals to storm 1896 Ebor into the lead, Filip Bosc volleyed in a strike to get one back for Thessia '23. Jason Campbell scored a towering header to finish them off. Dukla Nastalich caused the shock of the round, Andre Witterien scoring two, his first was a good move by the Nasto side (which is a bit of an idiosyncracy as both sides are from Nasto) when he nipped in at the front post to knock the ball into the net. The second was a curling strike off a corner, once it was a knocked out by a defender. Parr pulled two back courtesy of Benoit Visoisse, the first a free-kick that was fired into the top corner. The second was a cross of his that was inch-perfect on Magnusson's head. DNFK won it late with a strike from Jonas Lulykin as he smashed one in with seconds to spare. Decraa United comfortably beat the capitals' best team and a double from Uwe Rosler won it for The Bulls.

Semi Finals
Atletik Thessia 4 - 3 Decraa United
Dukla Nastalich FK 2 - 2 1896 Ebor (AET) (3-1 pens)

A tight game from Maine Road meant that Atletik Thessia invincibility is seemingly ending. Robin Hjik smashed in a penalty on ten minutes, and then another on twenty-three minutes. This meant that Carlo Dirarno was sent-off for persistent fouling, luckily he wasn't the last man on the first penalty so wasn't sent off straight away. The ten men pulled one back through Laze v Tuhinju, the tall man from Ebor towering above the rest and knocking the ball in with his head. Atletik pulled further ahead on thirty-nine minutes when Nyar Utca weaved his way through the defenders and slipped it across the box for Klinicki to tap-in. 3-1 at half-time, and Atletik made it four on the hour with a powerful strike from Babos Dobreta. It became interesting when Decraa got a quick double with Lenart Goricag blasting a thirty-yarder in and then Uwe Rosler scoring from the penalty spot. This ensured a nervy final few minutes for Thessia, but it wasn't to be as Atletik won out 4-3. DNFK started well against last years league runners-up, Witterien continuing his mercurial form - scoring two. Another free-kick to add to his collection and a tap-in inside the six-yard box. 1896 Ebor came back, Jason Campbell scoring both meaning he has got three goals in two games. A good run into the box ended with the ball in the net and then another header. This meant it went to penalties after a pretty much uneventful extra-time, DNFK missed their first and Ebor scored. Then DNFK scored three straight, Ebor missing theirs. An interesting final would take place.

Final - The General Jarko Arena (78,500).
Atletik Thessia 2 - 1 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik continuing their dominance of the Mytanar Leagues, Dukla Nastalich put up a good fight - Antoine Rition scoring early off a piece of magic from Sami Wunderlich. Wunderlich ran down to the byline, turned and left Peter Toae for dead, he cut inside and dinked the ball over to Rition who only had to tap the ball into the net. Atletik Thessia struck back though through Jukka Ritaile who dribbled past four defenders before firing it into the bottom corner. The old master, Joep Bang won it for Atletik - a header, the famed skill he is renowned for winning it for The Citizens.

by **Mytannion** » Fri Mar 18, 2011 5:32 pm

1989/1990 Season - Part 1

MATCHDAY 1
Atletik Thessia 1-0 Lok. Cassia
1896 Ebor 0-3 Dukla Nastalich FK
Parr City 1-1 Litala '93
Decraa United 1-1 Thessia '23
1923 Esca 1-2 SK Port Jarko

Lok. Cassia travelled to Maine Road to visit the Champions, Atletik Thessia. A performance which showed how well the Citizens can play, didn't look quite as good - mainly because their profiglacy stopped them from scoring more - they insisted on trying to walk the ball into the net. A brilliant passing move early in the second half way the source of the sole goal in the game. The attacking fullbacks working well for Atletik, Hannes Urz and Peter Toae playing instrumental parts in the goal. Urz started it with a incisive ball through to Robin Hjik who slipped a ball through to Babos Dobreta who jinked past a defender to slip it across the face of the goal for Jukka Ritaile who finished it with a tap-in. Dukla Nastalich FK looked in fine form, Andre Witterien scoring two to come away with victory from the frozen tundra of the Oluja Stadion. SK Port Jarko came away from the capital with a win too, which is an impressive feat. Niko Radislaj scoring the winner there.

MATCHDAY 2
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-3 Atletik Thessia
Litala '93 0-2 Lok. Cassia
Thessia '23 1-4 1896 Ebor
SK Port Jarko 1-2 Parr City
1923 Esca 1-3 Decraa United

Well, it was a good day for the away sides today in the Takillega, every single away side winning. DNFK's great start to the season was cancelled out with a bit of a beating from the Champions, Klinicki putting in a star-studded performance to score a hattrick for Atletik. 1896 Ebor handed Thessia '23 their backsides on a plate after the kicking they gave the second side from Thessia. Jason Campbell, the tall forward scoring two. Decraa United put in a good performance in the capital - winning 3-1 away, Lenart Goricag putting in an inspirational game by scoring two and setting-up one.

MATCHDAY 3
Atletik Thessia 3-2 Litala '93
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-3 Thessia '23
Lok. Cassia 0-1 SK Port Jarko
1896 Ebor 0-0 1923 Esca
Parr City 1-1 Decraa United

Atletik Thessia won their third straight game, continuing an unbeaten streak lasting to Match Day 17 last season. It was a close game though and Litala '93 put up a real fight. A late winner from the young defender signed in the transfer window, Usa Kilic scoring a late header. 1923 Esca got their first point of the season from a nil-nil, bore draw up in the highlands. An interesting game was played out in Parr, Nasto as two sides hoping to qualify for the Globe Cup and aspiring to be TQCC sides contested a one-all draw. A goal from Uwe Rosler put the away side ahead, but sixteen year-old, Benoit Visoisse drew the game level for Parr City - the young man already looking like a real talent.

MATCHDAY 4
Thessia '23 1-2 Atletik Thessia
SK Port Jarko 2-1 Litala '93
1923 Esca 0-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Decraa United 6-0 Lok. Cassia
Parr City 1-1 1896 Ebor

The Thessia derby was toughly contested as always, but a 2-1 victory at the enemies place is a lot better than anything for Atletik Thessia fans. In the derbies, Atletik Thessia have won three and Thessia '23 have won one. This game was won by Lijenost Klinicki, a curling strike put the game beyond doubt in the 87th minute - Thessia '23 just not having enough time to reply. Decraa United thrashed Lok. Cassia at the Decraa Arena, the combination of Uwe Rosler, Lenart Goricag and Laze v Tuhinju just too much for the Cassia defence, v Tuhinju scoring three. 1896 Ebor's torrid time at the start of the season continued, with another draw (they have one win, two draws and one loss... Which just isn't good enough for a side that wants to challenge for the title). Jason Campbell continuing his fine form with another headed goal.

MATCHDAY 5
Atletik Thessia 2-1 SK Port Jarko
Thessia '23 1-0 1923 Esca
Litala '93 1-3 Decraa United
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-0 Parr City
Lok. Cassia 1-4 1896 Ebor

Atletik Thessia have won five from five games, Robin Hjik securing the points in this one with a brace of goals. Dukla Nastalich are extremely inconsistent they either win big, or don't win at all. Andre Witterien and Sami Wunderlich managed to beat The Moneybags of Parr City by themselves with some fine skills. 1896 Ebor grabbed their second win of the season with some creative football courtesy of the midfield pairing of Alan Alia and Stefan Nilsson, Alia scoring the pick of the goals with a beautifully curled free-kick.

MATCHDAY 6
1923 Esca 2-0 Atletik Thessia
Decraa United 3-4 SK Port Jarko
Parr City 2-0 Thessia '23
1896 Ebor 2-0 Litala '93
Lok. Cassia 2-3 Dukla Nastalich FK

1923 Esca got their first win, at the same time as Atletik Thessia got their first loss. Alexei Razov scoring both for Esca, the new signing proving why he's worth every Corun that was spent on him. A seven-goal thriller, split 3-4 arrived in the form of Decraa United versus SK Port Jarko. Jan Mufiak providing an influential display for The Rebels and scoring the winner - showing why he is in the national side. Ebor's good form continued with a comfortable 2-0 win at home over Litala '93, the Tangerine Army fans were the loudest in the league this week in a test conducted by scientists from Thessia Tech University. DNFK and Lok. Cassia played out another thrilling game, Witterien is too important for DNFK and if he left, they may be in huge trouble - a brace from him winning it.

MATCHDAY 7
Atletik Thessia 5-0 Decraa United
1923 Esca 0-0 Parr City
SK Port Jarko 1-4 1896 Ebor
Thessia '23 3-1 Lok. Cassia
Litala '93 3-2 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik bounced back from their first loss by absolutely thrashing Decraa United, by five - a win which delighted the 28,000 Thessians inside Maine Road. Robin Hjik with two, Klinicki with two, 38 year-old Joep Bang with one. 1896 Ebor continue to improve, the side may not have lots of big names - but as a unit they work as well as they did last season, Alia scoring another stunner with a long-range volley into the net. Parr City's poor start to the season continued, with a nil-nil draw at 1923 Esca - and what is even worse, is that they have to head to Thessia in their next game to play Atletik, who have only lost one game all season...

MATCHDAY 8
Parr City 1-0 Atletik Thessia
1896 Ebor 6-1 Decraa United
Lok. Cassia 1-1 1923 Esca
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-0 SK Port Jarko
Litala '93 0-1 Thessia '23

...Make that two, Parr City - who - even with all their money, haven't had a great season - managed to beat the team at the top, Visoisse once again showing why he is the next big thing in Mytanar football, jinking his way through the best defence in the league. Decraa United were on the end of their second beating in two weeks, the second by a five goal margin too - although they did at least score a goal. Ebor scored six first, Campbell with a hattrick - and the last goal came in injury time - Laze v Tuhinju getting a consolation goal for United. DNFK won out against SK Port Jarko, in a game which was a lot closer than the scoreline indicated. The two goals coming in the last ten minutes. Rition and Wunderlich for the Bees to win it.

MATCHDAY 9
Atletik Thessia 2-0 1896 Ebor
Parr City 1-0 Lok. Cassia
Decraa United 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
1923 Esca 0-0 Litala '93
SK Port Jarko 2-1 Thessia '23

A battle at the top between Atletik Thessia and 1896 Ebor, where the Citizens came out on top. Hjik and Klinicki the two players who seem to be the face of this Thessia team, the two who got the goals. Parr City came off the back of their win at the champions by beating lowly Lok. Cassia by a single goal. SK Port Jarko are possibly the most inconsistent team in the league this season, but they could also be a dark horse for a high position. Niko Radislaj looking just as talented as always.

Here is the table after the first round of fixtures:

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                    P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         9  7  0  2  18   8  +10  21
 2 1896 Ebor               9  5  2  2  21  10  +11  17
 3 Dukla Nastalich FK      9  5  1  3  17  12   +5  16
 4 Parr City               9  4  4  1   9   7   +2  16
 5 SK Port Jarko           9  5  0  4  14  16   -2  15
 6 Thessia '23             9  4  1  4  12  13   -1  13
 7 Decraa United           9  3  3  3  19  20   -1  12
 8 1923 Esca               9  1  4  4   5   8   -3   7
 9 Litala '93              9  1  2  6   8  16   -8   5
10 Lok. Cassia             9  1  1  7   7  20  -13   4

Atletik Thessia lead at the top by four points, but then it is very close between everyone else. Then, the teams from 2nd to 5th are only separated by two points. The gap really opens up between 7th and 8th, where a five point gap has opened up. The teams looking like they'll go down at this point are 1923 Esca, Litala '93 and Lok. Cassia, 1923 Esca have a good defence but just don't score enough.

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Decraa United are rumoured to have put a bid in for Erathore international striker, Lucifer Andrea - aged 25 from Vincanto FC. The fee that is being waved around is believed to be around M(C) 32,000,000 - which would work out at around 16 million USD.

MytaEnergie have taken over Real Minanda, the Pocoan team and have pumped around 65 million into the club. The fellow Rushmori team were on the brink of bankruptcy, and the company are believed to have saved their finances and are now turning their training facilities and youth academy into modern facilities. They are believed to of sent over some of the best young Mytanar talent from the renowned academy of SK Thyssia including Mytanar under-21's captain, Robert Donnelly.

Young Cotdelapomais player, Yannick Huberdeau - is being bought by Dukla Nastalich FK at the end of the season, the 18 year-old looks to be a huge talent. He is a central midfielder, who is extremely dynamic and 'box-to-box'. Huberdeau could be the added thing that DNFK need to push on for bigger and better things - they're third in the league at the moment (even though there is still 27 games left), and if they can hang onto Witterien and Wunderlich they could do even better next year.

by **Mytannion** » Sat Mar 19, 2011 8:35 am

1989/1990 Season - Part 2

As Atletik Thessia started to stretch ahead in the first round of games in the 1989/1990 season - we watched the team who were rumoured to be near-invincible just push aside all comers. The second rounds of games would start, and as we reached the halfway stage - thinks became a whole lot more interesting.

MATCHDAY 10
Lok. Cassia 1-2 Atletik Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-2 1896 Ebor
Litala '93 0-3 Parr City
Thessia '23 1-1 Decraa United
SK Port Jarko 1-2 1923 Esca

The best action probably came from Tyrur Lane, a two-all draw between the teams in 3rd and 2nd respectively was as well-contested as expected to be. Witterien put the home side ahead, and Alia pulled one back for Ebor. Wunderlich thought he had won it in the 85th minute but a late header (again!) from Jason Campbell salvaged a point for the Thunder. Parr gave the little club from the Litala District of Esca a thrashing away from home - Jules Talmont scoring two - the Valladar international looking already like a bargain buy for The Moneybags. 1923 Esca came away with a brilliant win from the Bayarena - James Gonzalez winning it for the side from the capital.

MATCHDAY 11
Atletik Thessia 2-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Lok. Cassia 2-2 Litala '93
1896 Ebor 6-1 Thessia '23
Parr City 3-3 SK Port Jarko
Decraa United 3-1 1923 Esca

DNFK's good start to the season has stagnated a little recently, and a loss to top side in the Takillega leaves them a little outside the running for the league. Robin Hjik continued his influential form with two assists, both for in-form striker, Lijenost Klinicki. 1896 Ebor have now won two games by a five-goal margin this season, both by six goals to one too. Jason Campbell got his second hattrick of the season, scoring four. Power Central played host to perhaps the most exciting game this round and a 3-3 draw was exactly what the doctor ordered as football hasn't been the most exciting in Parr recently (considering they have two teams in the Takillega too! DNFK and Parr City). Jan Mufiak put the away team ahead, and then Niko Radislaj scored another. Parr pulled one back through Karl Magnusson, and another from Benoit Visoisse. Radislaj put Port Jarko ahead once again, but Deniz Militurrka drew Parr back late on.

MATCHDAY 12
Litala '93 1-6 Atletik Thessia
Thessia '23 1-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
SK Port Jarko 5-1 Lok. Cassia
1923 Esca 1-1 1896 Ebor
Decraa United 1-1 Parr City

There have been four games that have had six goals or more in them in the past two weeks of football in the Mytanar Takillega. Another came at Wyan Road - Atletik Thessia happily thrashed Litala '93. Klinicki's perfect form of late continuing with a stormer of a game, scoring four. Robin Hjik got the other two. Thessia '23 also had a happy enough time of it, making it a good day for Thessian football - they beat DNFK by the odd goal - DNFK continue to slide down the table. SK Port Jarko smashed through Lok. Cassia, Niko Radislaj getting two, Ludvik Vanbetoven getting one, Mufiak one and an own goal rounding off the scoring.

MATCHDAY 13
Atletik Thessia 1-1 Thessia '23
Litala '93 1-1 SK Port Jarko
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-2 1923 Esca
Lok. Cassia 1-5 Decraa United
1896 Ebor 2-2 Parr City

Another six goal game came from Metrostad, which isn't too surprising - considering how Lok. Cassia have been so poor this season. Decraa scoring five, Uwe Rosler scoring a hattrick. In the second Thessia Derby of the season, it came from Maine Road and the two teams played out a one-all draw, Klinicki continuing sterling form meaning he now has seven goals in the last three games. 1896 Ebor drew at home against Parr City - a good result for the Nasto side. It was a tale of two players as Jason Campbell scored both the goals for the highland side, Benoit Visoisse scored both of Parr City's.

MATCHDAY 14
SK Port Jarko 1-2 Atletik Thessia
1923 Esca 1-0 Thessia '23
Decraa United 1-1 Litala '93
Parr City 0-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
1896 Ebor 3-2 Lok. Cassia

It was the current champions against the first champions at the Bayarena in Port Jarko. Atletik Thessia won out 2-1, for once, Klinicki didn't score. Nyar Utca and Jukka Ritaile getting the goals. Niko Radislaj pulling one back late in the game. Dukla Nastalich FK's horrible form of late was stopped by a 1-0 win in the Windmill Derby against local rivals Parr City, the bragging rights and the three points went back to Tyrur Lane with Andre Witterien's goal. 1896 Ebor came up against a determined Lok. Cassia side, and nearly got upset by the small team from Cassia - they were only stopped by a late comeback. Cassia were two-up until the 72nd minute when Campbell compounded his mercurial form with a strong run and low finish. Alan Alia scored from the penalty spot to draw the two level and Campbell finished it in injury time with a tap-in out of a horrible goalline scramble in the muddy tundra.

MATCHDAY 15
Atletik Thessia 1-1 1923 Esca
SK Port Jarko 0-2 Decraa United
Thessia '23 1-3 Parr City
Litala '93 1-0 1896 Ebor
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-1 Lok. Cassia

Atletik Thessia met their 'bogey' side at Maine Road, 1923 Esca - a one-all draw as played out, Klinicki now with eight goals in five games - which is absolutely superb form, Thessia have only picked up one point from a possible six against the side from the capital so far this season. Two big teams met at the Bayarena, SK Port Jarko and Decraa United. Laze v Tuhinju scoring two to win it for United. DNFK have sort of risen out of their slump, two wins it two games, a 2-1 win over bottom side Lok. Cassia pushing them ever so slightly up the league. Andre Witterien with both the goals for the Bees.

MATCHDAY 16
Decraa United 3-1 Atletik Thessia
Parr City 1-1 1923 Esca
1896 Ebor 1-4 SK Port Jarko
Lok. Cassia 0-0 Thessia '23
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-2 Litala '93

The best supported team went to the home of the fourth best supported team in the whole of Mytannion today - Atletik Thessia travelled to Decraa to meet the Bulls. The home side who have made the Decraa Arena a bit of a stronghold this season - Laze v Tuhinju, Uwe Rosler and Lenart Goricag spreading the goals around, making Thessia suffer only their third loss of the season. SK Port Jarko travelled to the tundra of Ebor - and managed to beat them, which is a huge feat. Niko Radislaj scoring freely with another two, Jan Mufiak with one and Ludvik Vanbetoven with the other. A battle near the bottom between Lok. Cassia and Thessia '23 finished 0-0 and DNFK haven't had the best second round of games and lost again, meaning they have fallen down to eighth in the table, Litala '93 winning by two - Sergei Yutepov with both.

MATCHDAY 17
Atletik Thessia 3-0 Parr City
Decraa United 0-1 1896 Ebor
1923 Esca 3-0 Lok. Cassia
SK Port Jarko 3-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Thessia '23 1-0 Litala '93

Atletik Thessia won 3-0 against Parr City, Klinicki with two, Joep Bang with the other. 1896 Ebor will be hoping to beat Atletik Thessia next week, and they beat Decraa United - a team that have beaten them. Jason Campbell with more goals, scoring another today. DNFK's horrible form of late has meant that they have fallen into the relegation zone, a win today would of taken them back out of the dropzone - a 3-1 loss at SK Port Jarko not helping their cause at all, Niko Radislaj scored two and Vanbetoven the other to win it for the Rebels.

MATCHDAY 18
1896 Ebor 5-4 Atletik Thessia
Lok. Cassia 1-2 Parr City
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-1 Decraa United
Litala '93 0-1 1923 Esca
Thessia '23 1-0 SK Port Jarko

A nine-goal thriller, split 5-4 was played out at the Oluja Stadion in the frozen tundra. 1896 Ebor beat Atletik Thessia, Thessia losing for the second time in three weeks - an extremely unusual occurence. Jason Campbell rampaging through the Atletik defence, scoring four. Lijenost Klinicki scored his third hattrick of the season too - with three. DNFK have only got one point from the last three games - Witterien pulling one back late on for the Bees - Goricag scoring the goal for Decraa. Thessia '23 will be happy with their win over SK Port Jarko - a stunner from Filip Bosc winning it.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                     P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         18  12  2   4  40  22  +18  38
 2 1896 Ebor               18   9  5   4  42  27  +15  32
 3 Parr City               18   7  8   3  24  20   +4  29
 4 Decraa United           18   7  7   4  36  28   +8  28
 5 SK Port Jarko           18   8  2   8  32  30   +2  26
 6 1923 Esca               18   6  7   5  18  16   +2  25
 7 Thessia '23             18   7  4   7  19  25   -6  25
 8 Dukla Nastalich FK      18   7  3   8  26  26   +0  24
 9 Litala '93              18   3  5  10  16  31  -15  14
10 Lok. Cassia             18   1  3  14  16  44  -28   6

Atletik Thessia now lead the league by six points going into the halfway stage, and a three point gap between second-placed 1896 Ebor and Parr City opens up. The gap between 3rd and 8th is only five points however, meaning any team in these positions could still go for the Globe Cup or be relegated. We think in the final eighteen games however, things will really be decided. DNFK shouldn't be that low down, and we think they'll recover from the slump in form that they have suffered so badly from in the past few weeks.

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It is rumoured that SK Port Jarko manager, Mirka Jukuk has received an ultimatum from the clubs' hierarchy. If he doesn't get his team into the Globe Cup at least (they are currently in a Globe Cup spot), he will lose his job at the end of the season. The club did make a statement saying that this was not true - but rumours from the written media.

It is rumoured that Andre Witterien may sign for 1896 Ebor at the end of the season. If his club sides' fortunes do not improve soon then he may well do that. He would have a bigger opportunities to qualify for international competitions and challenge for trophies. This would be a good deal for both Ebor and Dukla Nastalich - Ebor would get hold of an extremely good player and a very marketable one, he would probably be one of the leading names in the club shirt sales. Dukla Nastalich would get a massive fee for a player who is in the Mytanar National Squad, and be able to reinvest that in some new players.

It is expected that Decraa United will be taken over by a consortium of major businessman based in the city. The fee being bandied around is north of M(C) 150,000,000 (one hundred and fifty million, around seventy-five million in USD), and would give the club some money to invest in players and facilities.

by **Mytannion** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 2:10 pm

1989/1990 Season - Part 3

Would Theo Wekkler's men continue on their march to the title? Or would they slip-up and allow someone new in? Well, we'll see. Here is the third part of the Mytanar Takillega season, where stars like Robin Hjik, Jeneral Ros, Jules Talmont and Ludvik Vanbetoven among others ply their trade.

MATCHDAY 19
Atletik Thessia 4-0 Lok. Cassia
1896 Ebor 1-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
Parr City 1-1 Litala '93
Decraa United 1-0 Thessia '23
1923 Esca 0-0 SK Port Jarko

Atletik Thessia continued their march towards a possible third straight title, and a possible treble this season with a four-nil win over bottom side Lok. Cassia. Lijenost Klinicki scoring two, Robin Hjik one and Joep Bang the other. Jason Campbell scored a late winner versus DNFK for 1896 Ebor which surely asks the question of national squad manager, Theo Wekkler as to why he isn't in the team yet. Parr City and Litala '93 played an exciting duel at Power Central, Benoit Visoisse curled a 27th minute strike in and inspirational defender - Ricky Aier pulled it back for Litala '93 in the 82nd minute.

MATCHDAY 20
Dukla Nastalich FK 6-1 Atletik Thessia
Litala '93 1-1 Lok. Cassia
Thessia '23 1-1 1896 Ebor
SK Port Jarko 0-1 Parr City
1923 Esca 1-0 Decraa United

A huge surprise came from Tyrur Lane, as 8500 DNFK fans (the away section holds 500 fans, and as always the Atletik Thessia fans filled their allocation, although many were gone before the end), watched their team run riot against the team top of the league. Sami Wunderlich scored five, staking a further case for a national team spot. Witterien creating three for his striker. Parr City won another game, Benoit Visoisse continuing his immense goalscoring streak. 1923 Esca came away with three points, after being Decraa United at the General Jarko Arena. Alexei Razov volleying the ball home to win it for the Reds.

MATCHDAY 21
Atletik Thessia 2-0 Litala '93
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-1 Thessia '23
Lok. Cassia 0-1 SK Port Jarko
1896 Ebor 0-5 1923 Esca
Parr City 1-0 Decraa United

Atletik Thessia beat Litala '93 2-0 at home, Hjik and Ritaile the scorers. SK Port Jarko beat bottom side, Lok. Cassia one-nil away from home. Ludvik Vanbetoven scoring a blasted free-kick from around thirty-five yards. 1923 Esca thrashed 1896 Ebor in a surprise game at Oluja Stadion. Alexei Razov scored three, James Gonzalez the other two. Parr City are really on a run right now, and so is their starlet, Benoit Visoisse, he's scored three goals in three games for the Sky-Blues. This time he twisted and turned his way through the defence, dribbling this way and that like a writhing snake and then slotted the ball home.

MATCHDAY 22
Thessia '23 2-4 Atletik Thessia
SK Port Jarko 3-1 Litala '93
1923 Esca 2-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Decraa United 2-1 Lok. Cassia
Parr City 1-1 1896 Ebor

The third Thessia Derby of the season was another win for Atletik Thessia, Filip Bosc scored two to put Thessia '23 ahead and it looked like they would win it until a twenty-minute comeback was made, Klinicki scored two to pull it back to two-all. Robin Hjik then scored another to put them ahead, and then another to put the result beyond doubt. SK Port Jarko ran riot at the Bayarena, beating Litala '93 3-1, Niko Radislaj having a particularly fine game - scoring two. Ludvik Vanbetoven headed the other into the net. Decraa United beat the bottom side, Lok. Cassia 2-1 at the Decraa Arena. Goals from Lenart Goricag and Uwe Rosler gave Decraa a comfortable lead when Lok. Cassia pulled one back through Salum Merec.

MATCHDAY 23
Atletik Thessia 1-3 SK Port Jarko
Thessia '23 0-2 1923 Esca
Litala '93 0-3 Decraa United
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-2 Parr City
Lok. Cassia 1-6 1896 Ebor

Atletik Thessia fell foul to some bad refereeing in their game versus SK Port Jarko, the first two goals from Niko Radislaj were both clearly offside, and the third for the away side came from Ludvik Vanbetoven - another free-kick, which came off a foul which wasn't a foul. Robin Hjik gave a late answer but it was nothing more than a consolation goal for the Champions. Parr City won in the Windmill Derby at Tyrur Lane, a comfortable 2-0 win for the Moneybags. Benoit Visoisse and Karl Magnusson with the goals. Jason Campbell, scored another hattrick as he blasted his way to the top of the goalscoring charts - which was important seen as it was the Northern Derby, Ebor embarrassed their rivals courtesy of the 6-1 victory - Alan Alia and Stefan Nilsson got the other goals.

MATCHDAY 24
1923 Esca 1-1 Atletik Thessia
Decraa United 0-4 SK Port Jarko
Parr City 1-0 Thessia '23
1896 Ebor 4-2 Litala '93
Lok. Cassia 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik Thessia really have started to slip-up recently, as they drew one-all with 1923 Esca at the General Jarko Arena. SK Port Jarko thrashed Decraa United 4-0 away from home, Radislaj with two, Jan Mufiak with the other two. Parr City beat Thessia '23 narrowly at home, Benoit Visoisse with another goal for his club. 1896 Ebor beat Litala '93 4-2 at the Oluja Stadion, Campbell scoring two, Alia with one and Nilsson with the other to win another game for the Tangerine Army. Lok. Cassia and Dukla Nastalich FK drew one-all at the Metrostad, Salum Merec scored his eleventh goal of the season for Cassia and Wunderlich got his ninth of the season for DNFK.

MATCHDAY 25
Atletik Thessia 0-0 Decraa United
1923 Esca 0-2 Parr City
SK Port Jarko 2-1 1896 Ebor
Thessia '23 0-0 Lok. Cassia
Litala '93 2-2 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik Thessia continue to create problems for themselves, as they drew nil-nil at home against Decraa United. Parr City continue to challenge at the top, the two-nil win away from home courtesy of Visoisse weaving his magic once again - curling an effort in and smashing one in off the post. SK Port Jarko beat 1896 Ebor at the Bayarena, hurting Ebor's title chances - Radislaj and Mufiak scoring the goals for the Rebels and Alan Alia with the reply for 1896 Ebor.

MATCHDAY 26
Parr City 1-0 Atletik Thessia
1896 Ebor 1-0 Decraa United
Lok. Cassia 0-0 1923 Esca
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-0 SK Port Jarko
Litala '93 1-0 Thessia '23

Parr City compounded Atletik's recent bad-form by beating them one-nil at home, Visoisse once again causing problems for the opposition's defence and scoring what would be the winner. 1896 Ebor narrowly beat Decraa United up in the tundra, Jason Campbell towering above the defenders and heading the ball into the back of the net. DNFK beat the high-flying SK Port Jarko at Tyrur Lane, Sami Wunderlich scurrying past the defenders to smash the ball home and past Port Jarko 'keeper, Juri Juric. Litala '93 beat Thessia '23, courtesy of Sergei Yutepov's ninth of the season a piledriver of a shot went right into the top corner of the net beyond Ricardo Hellen's outstretched fingertips.

MATCHDAY 27
Atletik Thessia 2-0 1896 Ebor
Parr City 4-1 Lok. Cassia
Decraa United 1-2 Dukla Nastalich FK
1923 Esca 1-1 Litala '93
SK Port Jarko 1-1 Thessia '23

It is five unbeaten for Parr City, which means that they have caught up with Atletik Thessia, in top spot - although The Citizens stay top by virtue of goal difference. Parr City put four past the bottom team, Benoit Visoisse with two, Deniz Militurkka with the others. Atletik Thessia won 2-0 versus 1896 Ebor, putting the Highlanders' title attempt back by quite a bit as they are now six points off the pace. Robin Hjik scored two for Atletik to win the game. DNFK beat Decraa United 2-1 away from home, Wunderlich with both for The Bees. SK Port Jarko and Thessia '23 played out a one-all draw at the Bayarena, Jan Mufiak scored one for the Rebels and the scorer for Thessia '23 was Filip Bosc, taking his tally for the season to 15, even though his side may get relegated - Bosc has been going quietly about his work from midfield and his blistering runs have split-open defences all season.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         27  16   4   7  55  35  +20  52
 2 Parr City               27  14  10   3  38  23  +15  52
 3 1896 Ebor               27  13   7   7  57  41  +16  46
 4 SK Port Jarko           27  13   4  10  46  36  +10  43
 5 1923 Esca               27  10  11   6  30  21   +9  41
 6 Decraa United           27  10   8   9  43  38   +5  38
 7 Dukla Nastalich FK      27  10   6  11  40  37   +3  36
 8 Thessia '23             27   7   8  12  24  37  -13  29
 9 Litala '93              27   4   9  14  25  48  -23  21
10 Lok. Cassia             27   1   7  19  21  63  -42  10

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Our friends in Valladares offered the opportunity to businesses around the world to sponsor the top-flight of their football league structure. The Valladar SuperLIGA, as it is known is now sponsored by the biggest corporate bank in Mytannion, OGI Banka. OGI sponsor OGI Esca, the 2. Takillega team already and now have spread their wings further afield. The bank have set-up over one-hundred and fifty branches around Valladares. The deal is rumoured to be around M(C) 100 million over a five year deal, as well as investing money in grass roots football in Valladares. Fritidien! the famous friterie of Cotdelapoms has agreed a deal as a sub-sponsor and will work in partnership with OGI Banka as an official partner of the VFA.

The introduction of a second-tier regional competition in Rushmore has made waves across the region as teams that participate in the Globe Cup will also have the chance to partake in the regional analogue the Copa de los Principes. This is an excellent opportunity for teams around the region who may not of had the chance to win an international competition before this. The sides entering the TQCC enter the Copa de Campeones, and now our Globe Cup teams will have an opportunity at both the Globe Cup and Copa de los Principes - they all have two bites of the apple.

An international friendly has been organized between Mytannion and the Federation of Polar Islandstates, a twenty-three man squad has been named including Mytanars playing abroad like Radoslaw Famoc, Miroslav Filo, Niek van der Smeejin, Speic Fyfat and Jep Imago have been selected. Stars who still play in Mytannion have also been selected - for a full selection, you should look here. The game is being played at Maine Road, Thessia.

by **Mytannion** » Fri Apr 08, 2011 2:37 pm

1989/1990 Season - Part 4

Would Atletik Thessia win their third straight title? Or would someone seize the title from under their noses? Parr City were in prime position, as were 1896 Ebor either could do it. At the other end, who would go down. Three teams go down, Lok. Cassia are already there - but who would join them. Litala '93 and Thessia '23 look most likely - but someone else could go down - we'll have to wait and see who does what - at both ends of the table.

MATCHDAY 28
Lok. Cassia 1-4 Atletik Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-2 1896 Ebor
Litala '93 1-2 Parr City
Thessia '23 0-1 Decraa United
SK Port Jarko 1-0 1923 Esca

Atletik Thessia showed why Lok. Cassia have been relegated, as they ran out 4-1 winners away at the Metrostad. Robin Hjik, Nyar Utca, Joep Bang and Hannes Urz scored to make it a selection of scorers for The Citizens. 1896 Ebor fell to DNFK, 3-2 - Witterien and Wunderlich combining to win it for The Bees. Jason Campbell put in another sterling shift for the boys from the north - but it wasn't enough. Benoit Visoisse scored another two, to add to the 16 he had already scored - the sixteen year old really does look like the biggest thing in Mytanar football right now.

MATCHDAY 29
Atletik Thessia 2-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Lok. Cassia 1-0 Litala '93
1896 Ebor 0-0 Thessia '23
Parr City 2-0 SK Port Jarko
Decraa United 1-0 1923 Esca

Atletik Thessia's unstoppable machine smashed through DNFK to another win, Klinicki with a double to cancel out Wunderlich's early strike. The winner coming in the 93rd minute after a goalline scramble. Parr City beaten SK Port Jarko by two goals, Visoisse and Talmont both scored to take The Power to a victory. Decraa United won by the odd goal, Lenart Goricag's volley winning it for United. The side from the capital not looking in the most-healthy position at all.

MATCHDAY 30
Litala '93 1-2 Atletik Thessia
Thessia '23 0-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
SK Port Jarko 2-1 Lok. Cassia
1923 Esca 0-1 1896 Ebor
Decraa United 2-2 Parr City

DNFK beat Thessia '23 by one goal, Sami Wunderlich getting in behind the defence to calmly slot past the goalkeeper who could do nothing but watch the ball roll into the back of the net. SK Port Jarko beat bottom side Lok. Cassia, Radislaj and Vanbetoven scoring two brilliant goals to win the game for the Rebels. 1896 Ebor look good, but it doesn't look like they'll challenge for the title anymore with Atletik's form being so good. Alan Alia's free-kick winning the game late on. Decraa and Parr played out a four-goal draw, Laze v Tuhinju scoring two towering headers to pull the game back from 2-0 down. Parr's Magnusson scored the first and Timo Troschi added a second to put the Moneybags in good shape - but the comeback was brilliant, v Tuhinju scoring two late on.

MATCHDAY 31
Atletik Thessia 7-4 Thessia '23
Litala '93 2-1 SK Port Jarko
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-0 1923 Esca
Lok. Cassia 0-0 Decraa United
1896 Ebor 6-1 Parr City

The Thessia Derby was an exciting game, eleven goals shared between the teams. Atletik Thessia won 7-4, they've won three out of the four Derbies this season. Klinicki's hattrick, Hjik's two, Ritaile and Bang scored the goals for Atletik. Bosc scoring two for Thessia '23 and Danny Jones with the others. DNFK won another, Witterien scoring a curling strike to beat off 1923 Esca. 1896 Ebor put six past title-chasing rivals, Parr City - Alia and Nilsson scoring the goals between them with Campbell injured.

MATCHDAY 32
SK Port Jarko 0-1 Atletik Thessia
1923 Esca 0-1 Thessia '23
Decraa United 4-1 Litala '93
Parr City 0-4 Dukla Nastalich FK
1896 Ebor 6-1 Lok. Cassia

1896 Ebor won 6-1 for the second time in two consecutive games, Nilsson scoring four, Alia one and Campbell one. DNFK beat Parr City by 4, two each for Witterien and Wunderlich. Decraa United beat Litala '93 4-1, v Tuhinju's recent form continuing as he scored a hattrick, Goricag adding another to his account as he headed one in from a corner. Filip Bosc scored another as he tapped in from a low cross.

MATCHDAY 33
Atletik Thessia 1-2 1923 Esca
SK Port Jarko 0-3 Decraa United
Thessia '23 0-0 Parr City
Litala '93 0-1 1896 Ebor
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-1 Lok. Cassia

Atletik Thessia's six game-winning streak came to an end as they lost to 1923 Esca. Nagy Cser scoring a double to win it against the current frontrunners. Laze v Tuhinju got his second hattrick in two weeks, 1896 Ebor look in great shape to challenge Atletik Thessia - Nilsson scoring another - his recent form firing them up the table and into a good position to try and fire them onto a title. DNFK scored three to beat Lok. Cassia, Wunderlich with a hattrick - his header, free-kick and finish winning it for DNFK.

MATCHDAY 34
Decraa United 2-2 Atletik Thessia
Parr City 1-1 1923 Esca
1896 Ebor 1-1 SK Port Jarko
Lok. Cassia 1-2 Thessia '23
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-0 Litala '93

A lot of draws in the Mytanar Takillega this week, the best action probably coming from the Decraa Arena. A brace from both strikers making it a 2-2 draw, two for v Tuhinju, two for Klinicki. A stalemate at the Oluja Stadion between two of the best strikers in the league, Niko Radislaj and Jason Campbell the scorers for the two teams. Thessia '23 beat bottom side Lok. Cassia 2-1, Bosc scoring two brilliant goals once again. DNFK certainly know how to score, Wunderlich scoring two, Witterien one. Both look like leaving at the end of the season and if they do - DNFK will be in real trouble.

MATCHDAY 35
Atletik Thessia 1-1 Parr City
Decraa United 4-0 1896 Ebor
1923 Esca 1-0 Lok. Cassia
SK Port Jarko 1-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
Thessia '23 1-0 Litala '93

Decraa United dashed 1896 Ebor's title hopes by beating them 4-0, Goricag and v Tuhinju the scorers for United. SK Port Jarko beat DNFK 1-0 at the Bayarena through Ludvik Vanbetoven, a long-rage lightning bolt blasted into the top corner of the net. Thessia '23 were lucky to beat Litala '93 at Koblar Lane, it took until the 87th minute for a goal to go in and when it did it was the heroic Filip Bosc slid low risking injury to slide the ball into the net at the back post after the ball was bounced around the goalmouth for seemingly ages. Thessia '23 look like getting relegated, but Filip Bosc is doing his best to make sure they put up a fight and will surely get snapped up by some other big team.

MATCHDAY 36
1896 Ebor 1-3 Atletik Thessia
Lok. Cassia 0-1 Parr City
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-1 Decraa United
Litala '93 0-1 1923 Esca
Thessia '23 2-4 SK Port Jarko

Lijenost Klinicki scored one and Robin Hjik two as they beat 1896 Ebor 3-1 away from home, Jason Campbell with a late reply for The Tangerine Army. Parr City's Karl Magnusson put one past Lok. Cassia to win, the Cotdelapomais ran from within his own halfand evaded four defenders before scoring his eleventh of the season. DNFK beat Decraa United 2-1, Wunderlich scoring both and Laze v Tuhinju staking a case for regaining his national team spot with his goal for Decraa. SK Port Jarko beat Thessia '23 at Koblar Lane, Radislaj scoring a hattrick to end a good season for him. He will surely be snapped up by a higher-ranked team at some point.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Atletik Thessia         36  22   6   8  78  48  +30  72 Champions, TQCC, RCdC, Cygnus Cup.
  2 Parr City               36  17  14   5  48  38  +10  65 Runners-Up, TQCC, RCdC.
  3 1896 Ebor               36  17   9  10  75  54  +21  60 GC.
  4 Dukla Nastalich FK      36  17   6  13  58  44  +14  57 GC.
  5 Decraa United           36  15  11  10  61  45  +16  56 GC.
  6 SK Port Jarko           36  17   5  14  56  48   +8  56
  7 1923 Esca               36  13  12  11  35  28   +7  51
  8 Thessia '23             36  10  10  16  34  51  -17  40 Relegated
  9 Litala '93              36   5   9  22  30  64  -34  24 Relegated
 10 Lok. Cassia             36   2   8  26  27  82  -55  14 Relegated

2. Takillega Standings

    Team                           P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Miago City                    38  20   8  10  69  47  +22  68 Champions, Promoted, SBCC.
  2 Olympic Thessia               38  18  13   7  60  37  +23  67 Runners-Up, Promoted, SBCC.
  3 FK Arsika                     38  19   8  11  71  44  +27  65 Promotion Play-Offs, SBCC.
  4 Inzernakional Backsfield      38  18   8  12  66  55  +11  62 Promotion Play-Offs, SBCC.
  5 SK Thyssia                    38  17  10  11  72  67   +5  61 Promotion Play-Offs. Promoted through Play-Offs.
  6 Stade Ouverjavaa              38  17  10  11  61  57   +4  61 Promotion Play-Offs.
  7 Fk Trunca                     38  16   6  16  76  70   +6  54
  8 Rotor. Argyres                38  15   9  14  73  71   +2  54
  9 FK Ibon                       38  14  11  13  29  29   +0  53
 10 Olympik of Stratenberg        38  14  10  14  63  49  +14  52
 11 ESV Esca                      38  12  12  14  61  60   +1  48
 12 Rotor. Dzinkagrad             38  12  12  14  38  42   -4  48
 13 Manchester City               38  12  12  14  49  70  -21  48
 14 Cosmopolitan                  38  11  12  15  70  66   +4  45
 15 Esca United                   38  11  11  16  46  60  -14  44
 16 Kiznhiy-Grod Neputsk          38  11   9  18  41  58  -17  42
 17 Miago United                  38  12   6  20  47  71  -24  42
 18 OGI Esca                      38   6  23   9  32  42  -10  41 Relegated.
 19 Staining Town                 38  11   8  19  49  62  -13  41 Relegated.
 20 1876 Potsdam                  38  10  10  18  41  57  -16  40 Relegated.

3. Liga Standings

    Team                                P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Poulton Town                       38  22   9   7  72  37  +35  75 Champions, Promoted.
  2 Donegal Celtic                     38  20   9   9  59  49  +10  69 Runners-Up, Promoted.
  3 Borderguard FC                     38  18  12   8  70  45  +25  66 Promotion Play-Offs,
  4 Poulton Youth                      38  18   8  12  45  32  +13  62 Promotion Play-Offs, Promoted through Play-Offs.
  5 1899. Torghetten                   38  16  12  10  66  52  +14  60 Promotion Play Offs.
  6 East Ham                           38  17   9  12  56  48   +8  60 Promotion Play Offs.
  7 Versailla                          38  17   6  15  74  58  +16  57
  8 Ibon Wanderers                     38  16   9  13  48  51   -3  57
  9 Cizian Rangers                     38  13  15  10  38  34   +4  54
 10 Dinamo Regina                      38  13  11  14  33  32   +1  50
 11 FK Port Jarko                      38  13  10  15  41  43   -2  49
 12 Carrickfinn Rangers                38  12  12  14  46  51   -5  48
 13 Lions SC                           38  12  12  14  62  67   -5  48
 14 FK Sportsverein Kitzbuhel '66      38  11  14  13  40  48   -8  47
 15 Exmoor FC                          38  10  10  18  50  55   -5  40
 16 Foxhall                            38   7  18  13  44  53   -9  39
 17 Decraa '80                         38   7  18  13  43  58  -15  39
 18 Dyka Town                          38   9  11  18  51  68  -17  38 Relegated.
 19 Cote-Ast SC                        38  11   5  22  46  82  -36  38 Relegated.
 20 Spionar Rangers                    38   9   8  21  42  63  -21  35 Relegated.

4. Liga Standings

    Team                          P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Arklow                       38  23   8   7  70  37  +33  77 Champions, Promoted.
  2 Parr FK                      38  20   6  12  81  52  +29  66 Runners-Up, Promoted.
  3 Arsika Wanderers             38  18   9  11  81  64  +17  63 Promotion Play-Offs.
  4 FK Thyssia                   38  18   9  11  68  63   +5  63 Promotion Play-Offs.
  5 Des Moines                   38  17  11  10  68  52  +16  62 Promotion Play-Offs.
  6 Miago FC                     38  17   7  14  66  68   -2  58 Promotion Play-Offs, Promoted through Play-Offs.
  7 Ouverjavaa FC                38  15  12  11  75  57  +18  57
  8 Cromer Town                  38  16   8  14  57  55   +2  56
  9 Stade Potsdam                38  14  11  13  65  60   +5  53
 10 Backsfield Independents      38  14  10  14  60  64   -4  52
 11 Chekiya Town                 38  14  10  14  29  34   -5  52
 12 Golden Coast United          38  13  12  13  52  49   +3  51
 13 Pasadena FC                  38  14   7  17  68  72   -4  49
 14 Dinamo Sagrel                38  12  11  15  52  54   -2  47
 15 Thessia FC                   38  12   6  20  55  67  -12  42
 16 CF Versailla                 38  10  12  16  48  75  -27  42
 17 Donau 1888                   38  11   8  19  51  67  -16  41
 18 Olympik of Esca              38  10  10  18  31  45  -14  40
 19 Relbion FC                   38  10   9  19  55  77  -22  39
 20 Olympic Zirca                38   7  14  17  26  46  -20  35

International Qualifications, Promotion and Relegation
TQCC Qualifiers - Atletik Thessia (Champions), Parr City (Non-Champions).
GC Qualifiers - 1896 Ebor (3rd), Dukla Nastalich FK (4th), Decraa United (5th).
Rushmore Copa de Campeones - Atletik Thessia and Parr City.
Cygnus Cup - Atletik Thessia (Kombarov Crown Winner).

Relegated to 2.Takillega - Thessia '23, Litala '93 and Lok. Cassia.

Promoted to the Mytanar Takillega - Miago City, Olympic Thessia, SK Thyssia.
Relegated to 3.Liga - OGI Esca, Staining Town, 1876 Potsdam.

Promoted to 2.Takillega - Poulton Town, Donegal Celtic, Poulton Youth.
Relegated to 4.Liga - Dyka Town, Cote-Ast SC, Spionar Rangers.

Promoted to 3.Liga - Arklow, Parr FK, Miago FC.

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Atletik Thessia march to another Mytanar Takillega title, making it three in a row for the team from Zenit Toranj. Their 72 points from 36 games enough to win another title. In the process of winning the league and doing the double - their rivals, Thessia '23 have been relegated but - their main rivals, Olympic Thessia are coming into the Takillega and so police operations will be tightening next season. Atletik and Olympic are both from the same part of Zenit Toranj, the stadiums around two miles apart. Next year will be a great year for the smaller side though, they may well surprise a few people.

Another team coming up are SK Thyssia, the team owned by the biggest company in Mytannion - MytaEnergie. They will have a very good chance of staying up with the money they have and will surely invest in some top-class players to keep them in the top-flight. The other team coming up are the 2.Takillega Champions - our old friend Miago City are coming back up to play in the highest division of Mytanar football.

The Trophie del Nakional has been cancelled as all seventy owners met to decide whether or not the Cup was viable anymore. They decided it isn't because of the amount of travel teams rack-up after the season is finished.

The Mytanar Takillega Top Goalscorers
1. Jason Campbell (1896 Ebor) - 32 goals
2. Lijenost Klinicki (Atletik Thessia) - 30 goals
3. Sami Wunderlich (Dukla Nastalich FK) - 26 goals
4. Niko Radislaj (SK Port Jarko)/Filip Bosc (Thessia '23) - 20 goals
5. Benoit Visoisse (Parr City) - 19 goals

We'll see you next season!

by **Mytannion** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 7:14 pm

MFL Season Six
Season Six Review: Year of the Quarterback

After the surprisingly good start by the new boys last season - we expected more of them this time around. One did well to get into the playoffs, the other - really did collapse. However, this year really was one for the creator on every team. The Quarterback, was the most successful player on every team this season. Jason Wilson, Kamine Dalvennan, Tycho Brahe, Rudolf Ivan Petrijevcanin and company all broke their personal records for a season and defences everywhere really did have seasons to forget as the quarterbacks controlled how the season finished up.

In the Eastern Conference, the Golden Coast Stars blew everyone completely apart with 15 wins, they only lost twice in the whole season. The Dalvennan/Bird partnership once again accounting for the majority of their yardage and points. Esca Wolves had a surprisingly good season and finished third, just qualifying for the playoffs - their defence leaking quite a few points that their offence had to make up for. Their 8 wins, 9 losses record just enough to get into the playoffs. Esca Nationals were the biggest surprise of the pack, charging to a comfortable 2nd in the East and comfortably qualifying for the playoffs. Homer Jackson, their QB was influential even at his young age. The Mytabowl V runners-up, Dyka Bluebloods slumped to bottom of the East.

In the Western Conference it was yet another case of Thessian dominance, the Jets gearing up for yet another successful campaign - Jason Wilson proving to be huge once again. Otherwise, it was a bit embarrassing for the West as their two other representatives in the playoffs had losing seasons. Miago Bandits did just enough to get the 2nd spot in the West, but they still lost more than they won. Nasto Glory qualified for the playoffs for the first time ever in their history as they went 7-10 on the season - which is still disappointing, but they'll be proud just getting into the playoffs. The West really does now seem to be falling behind the East - which is strange since they were once so far ahead it was unbelievable.

The Eastern Qualifying Round pitted the two Esca teams against each other, in the newest but biggest rivalry in the MFL. Esca Nationals versus Esca Wolves, it finished 18-7 to the nationals as Jackson threw in three touchdowns (touchdown + PAT'er = 6 points in Mytanar Gridiron). Wide Receiver, John McFarlin putting in an impressive performance too to beat out his team's local rivals. Esca Wolves didn't score a touchdown as they kicked over two field goals, and one drop goal - the Nationals defence really standing up and making the big plays when it really counted. The Nationals advanced to the Conference Championship.

The Western Qualifying Round was a tight affair between Miago Bandits and Nasto Glory. The Glory made it to the playoffs for the first time ever in their history and were determined to make a go of it. Brad Koch started out well, throwing in a 46 yard touchdown. Jared Murillo reacted with one of his own, from further out - a 65 yard pass. The Bandits then got a drop goal and added another touchdown - Murillo to Bizumovic for the touchdown. The Bandits looked safe by then - 13-6, Nasto Glory came back though - Koch rushing a short-yardage run into the endzone. This made it 13-12, but a field goal and drop goal later for the Glory secured it.

In the Eastern Conference Championship the Golden Coast Stars played the Esca Nationals at Golden Lane. It was a game of two defensive mistakes - one made by the Nationals and a missed tackle by Aubrey Jarvis that the Stars failed to capitalise on they went out of play where there was no need. The other was made by Aberforth Edinbanchory where he made a tackle that was deemed unfair and gave the Esca Nationals an extra fifteen yards. At this point they were losing 10-9, after the touchdown that came from this - they won 15-10 and were heading to the Mytabowl.

The Western Conference Championship was a tighter affair than the Eastern Conference Championship. It wouldn't have been won by the Thessia Jets unless their defence had come up big right at the end of the game. Nasto Glory had been leading 16-12 going into the last two minutes at Furler Park (if Thessia won they would go on to play at their home ground in the Mytabowl, the first team to achieve this). Brad Koch went for a long throw to try and secure the game with a touchdown - but Mikael Carbajal picked it off and ran the length of the pitch to return it for a touchdown. He now has a total of 25 career interception returns - which shows the quality of play in our league really is bad sometimes.

The Eastern Conference All-Stars won for the second time in a row, a last minute touchdown winning it for the East's finest. This now makes it a 2-1 record for the Eastern All-Stars. The West did well, going ahead - but their defence failed to deal with the easy play in the last few seconds of the game - letting the East in to win it.

The venue for Mytabowl VI is Furler Park in Thessia. The 55,000 seater stadium is incredible because of the great views it affords with its open and steep stands. When the sun is setting on this stadium, the sight is brilliant. It is a loud stadium too, with the fans being very close to the pitch area - because it is very open to the elements the ball gets whirled around a lot. The Thessia Jets will be hoping to use their home ground advantage to the best effect as possible. They are the most successful team in the MFL but also have the (joint) most Mytabowl losses at the moment.

The most successful team in Mytanar Gridiron against the newbloods. Could the Esca Nationals be the first expansion team to win the Mytabowl? They certainly hoped so. It didn't start so well for them though, Jason Wilson throwing in two quick touchdowns in the first half to put them into a quick 12-0 lead. The Nationals did get points on the board before half-time, with a field goal. This made it 12-3 at halfway, the Nationals came back out and scored a touchdown through a standard routine from Jackson to McFarlin and into the endzone. A field goal after this drew the scores back level, 12-12 - game on. It was left late but finally in the fourth quarter, the fullback - Willie Swan ran in a 5-yard touchdown to win it for the Nationals and to beat the Thessia Jets.

Next season should be even better than this, it is expected that this will be the last season with ten teams - and more teams will join the MFL. Expansion is only good for the MFL, the Bluebloods reaching the Mytabowl in their first season and the Esca Nationals winning it in their second. The Jets seem to monopolise the league at the moment and it will probably only continue - who will break their dominance? We'll have to see next year.

Eastern Conference Standings
   Team                     P   W D   L  For   Ag   +/- Pts
 1 Golden Coast Stars      17  15 0   2  486  291  +195  45
 2 Esca Nationals          17  11 0   6  360  320   +40  33
 3 Esca Wolves             17   8 0   9  425  436   -11  24
 4 Cote-Ast Pirates        17   7 0  10  327  368   -41  21
 5 Dyka Bluebloods         17   5 0  12  366  486  -120  15

Western Conference Standings
   Team                P   W D   L  For   Ag   +/- Pts
 1 Thessia Jets       17  12 0   5  500  341  +159  36
 2 Miago Bandits      17   8 0   9  389  377   +12  24
 3 Nasto Glory        17   7 0  10  423  463   -40  21
 4 Ebor Oilers        17   6 0  11  391  464   -73  18
 5 Cassia Metro       17   6 0  11  319  440  -121  18

Eastern Qualifying Round
Esca Nationals 18 - 7 Esca Wolves

Western Qualifying Round
Miago Bandits 13 - 16 Nasto Glory

Eastern Conference Championship
Golden Coast Stars 10 - 15 Esca Nationals

Western Conference Championship
Thessia Jets 18 - 16 Nasto Glory

All-Star Game
Eastern Conference All-Stars 27 - 26 Western Conference All-Stars

Mytabowl VI @ Furler Park, Thessia (55,000).
Thessia Jets 12 - 18 Esca Nationals

by **Mytannion** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 7:15 pm

1990/1991 Season

(Key: Best three players in Bold, foreign players are in italics).

1896 Ebor: Holzman - Parmova, Marib, Weathler, Madsen - Budz, Olivar, Witterien, Nilsson, Alia - Campbell.
Nicknames: 'The Tangerine Army', 'The Northmen', 'The Highlanders', '1896'.
Stadium: Oluja Stadion, Ebor North, Ebor (Capacity, 22,500).
Sponsor(s): Tekno (Information Technology and Computing).
Manager: Mika Vertinov (new manager, 1st Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Last season they finished 3rd in the league which is bad for a team which had aspirations to win the league. A new Manager has been brought in and they have signed Andre Witterien, the national side attacking midfielder which is a big investment for the side with a small budget from the north. They have also signed Raimundo Olivar from Charleston Athletic of Osarius. Olivar is a creative dynamo and he is very good when running at defenders - these two signings are a huge thing for 1896 as they don't normally sign too many players and keep the purse-strings tight. This season, they just wish to qualify for the TQCC once again and so finish around 2nd. They look organised once again, we think they'll finish 2nd, on the grounds that they have improved their squad and their rivals really haven't. We can see them winning the Kombarov Crown too.
Rivalries: None (no rivals in the Mytanar Takillega this season).
Trophies Won: 1 St-Fortunat Interligue
Fans: Have the best fans in the league, because of the conditions they live in up in the north - the snow and the ice - they learn to go to the games in any weather. They travel to any ground in the nation. They are the loudest fans and the famous north-stand in the stadium is the Kop. It rocks every game and is possibly one of the loudest in the world. It is a good stadium, the Oluja Stadion and has been modernised recently. The fans are loyal and support the team through thick and thin, whether they are winning or losing - they support the Tangerine Army. The biggest supporters group is the 'Northmen Firm' and they are the ones who lead the fans in their chanting.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are traditionally liberal and socialist - they are liberal on personal issues and socialist on economic issues.

1923 Esca: Lund - Susa, Olya, Gyulla, Oa - Razov, Aoll, Cser - Lja, Aj, Gonzalez.
Nicknames: 'The Reds', 'The Stars', '1923'.
Stadium: Stade Kombarov I, Liberata, Esca (Capacity, 50,000).
Sponsor(s): Furore (Hardware and Building Materials/Textiles).
Manager: Daniel O'Brien (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 7th last season, which is disappointing for the side from the capital. However, that is the nature of a ten-team league, they were still in contention for international competitions but were on the brink of relegation too. They haven't really invested in any new talent though, Daniel O'Brien is still manager (finally some consistency for the management of 1923). He tends to keep the purse-strings tight and work with what he's got. They'll just wish to stay in the division as the teams above them have gotten better and they haven't bought anyone new yet. They still have their midfield trio, Razov, Aoll and Cser which is one of the best midfields in the league - but they can't just rely on them. We think they'll finish 8th, in the relegation zone.
Rivalries: None (no rivals in the Mytanar Takillega this season).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: They have the majority of the support in the capital, mainly because they're based in central Esca. Their fans are pretty calm and aren't as hostile as some of the teams that have big hooligan firms (The Thessian clubs, Ebor etc). They play in the national stadium which is all-seater and therefore security is tight. They all chant their famous song 'Star Sign' at the start of every game which is an impressive thing to witness. Loud and proud when winning, nervous when they're behind.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are pretty much centrist on everything, they lean slightly to the right on economic matters which is strange but they live in a city which is full of the bright lights and produce of big business collectives.

Atletik Thessia: Jakobsen - Toae, Baracs, Kilic, Urz - Bang, Hjik, Tasecchi, Utca - Rundschau, Klinicki.
Nicknames: 'The Citizens', 'The Sky Blues', 'Atletik'.
Stadium: Maine Road, Zenit Toranj, Thessia (Capacity, 35,150).
Sponsor(s): Shock (Cars) & Thessia Aerosystems (Air Technology, other technologies).
Manager: Jamie Brown (new manager, 1st Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Well they won the league again last year, they are definitely the best side in Mytanar football but have sold Jukka Ritaile and it looks like Babos Dobreta may be leaving too. Theo Wekkler has left as Manager to concentrate on the national side and his protege, Jamie Brown has taken the helm. He has worked on a stronger midfield and brought in Mirko Tasecchi from 2.Takillega side Cosmopolitan and the young man is looking like a huge talent. Ure Rundschau is also expected to play a huge part this season, he was left on the bench a lot in the past few seasons but he will be starting this season and he looks to be quite a talent. He is quick and strong and tends to chase anything which should combine well with the height and strength of Lijenost Klinicki. They will just wish to retain their Mytanar Takillega title this season, we expect they will - the football they play is so much better than the style of any other team. 1st.
Rivalries: Olympic Thessia (Zenit Toranj Derby), SK Thyssia (Thessia-Thyssia Derby).
Trophies Won: 3 Mytanar Takillega, 1 Kombarov Crown.
Fans: Well, they were among the loudest in the league last year - as they are every year. Possibly the 2nd loudest, the most loyal. Their team used to be terrible but then they had a golden generation and brought through some amazing youngsters, they loved them even then. They had Thessia '23 in the league last year and they were volatile then - but now they have their closest rivals, Olympic Thessia in the league too. The two teams' stadiums are two miles apart. It'll be huge. They are brilliant fans but know of the 'typical Atletik' where they do amazingly well one week and then lose a match they could easily win the next week.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are traditionally left-wing. They support the collective society and like democracy and liberalism on personal/social issues.

Decraa United: Pelenka - Sovlainin, Dirarno, Dontigny, Balson - Herzog, Goricag, Tir, Rosler - Timmins, v Tuhinju.
Nicknames: 'United', 'The Bulls'.
Stadium: Decraa Arena, Bakar, Decraa (Capacity, 18,000).
Sponsor(s): X2 (Energy Drinks, Soft Drinks).
Manager: Randy Vorska (4th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 5th last season, qualifying for the international competitions by goal difference. They have hugely improved the side, just with the signing of one player. Henning Tir, the Polar Islandstates international looks to be a good midfielder and is a box-to-box midfielder and breaks up the play. They have brought him in to replace the veteran Jop Krueger who has moved to SK Thyssia. He looks to be the future of this side and looks to be the driving force. Between him, Goricag and Rosler they'll create plenty of chances. With Laze v Tuhinju up front, they'll convert a lot. They will want to qualify for international competitions again, we think they'll do one better than last season and finish 4th instead of 5th.
Rivalries: Miago City (The Central Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Good, come out in numbers when the team is doing well. But if they aren't, they tend to stay at home, and watch games. Instead of staying loyal to their team. Don't spur the team on as much as they could though. Tend to be some of the best travelling fans, not causing any trouble on the road.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They tend to be left-wing on economic matters but quite nationalistic otherwise. They think that they should keep the nation strong and are quite conservative on social issues.

Dukla Nastalich FK: Johnson - Chiche, Ortega, Tudnak, Etepov - Lulykin, Huberdeau, Sankt, Fontaine - Rition, Wunderlich.
Nicknames: 'DNFK', 'The Bees', 'The Dukes'.
Stadium: Tyrur Lane, Titishan, Parr (Capacity, 13,400).
Sponsor(s): Airocon (Airline, Travel).
Manager: Mirka Jukuk (new manager, 1st Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They did brilliantly last season, finishing 4th. They have lost their creative talisman, Andre Witterien who scored 16 goals for them last season. They will be happy to have held onto Sami Wunderlich though, but even with this - I don't think they'll do as well as they did last term. They have signed Yannick Huberdeau who looks to be a huge talent at the age of 19. The Cotdelapomais youngster is a box-to-box midfielder and shows a certain dynamism that Witterien did lack. However, he perhaps lacks the creative drive that Witterien had. They have a new manager, Mirka Jukuk - who is SK Port Jarko's old manager, will he be able to do well for a competing club? They will wish to try and grab the last Globe Cup spot, but that would need them to finish 5th and they'll be going right up against SK Port Jarko for that. They may just about lose out on that, 6th.
Rivalries: Parr City (Windmill Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: They aren't the minnows they once were, but now an established Mytanar Takillega team. They have great pride in their team and the expanded stadium they play in now allows for more noise. They create a happy-go-lucky atmosphere inside Tyrur Lane and encourage the away fans to mingle with the home fans before and after the game.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are pretty centrist, but are loyal to the royal family and therefore are slightly right-leaning on both personal and economic issues.

Miago City: Sayer - Danilo, Cohleb, Hucar, van Senisnen - Johnson, Sivoli, Sheridan, Reid - Badjkev, Bakken.
Nicknames: 'Citteh', 'The Big Smoke'.
Stadium: Miago Park, Aston, Miago (Capacity, 30,000).
Sponsor(s): YJB Industries (Various Industries).
Manager: Leon Koivu (3rd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They won the 2.Takillega last season and have kept mainly the same side from that. They haven't bought any new players at all. Stefano Bakken is a huge talent up front, he is a goal poacher and is extremely dangerous in the box. His strike partner has been at this level before, Danek Badjkev is a former striker for Cosmopolitan and he is a strong, bullish forward. In the centre of the parkt hey have Tomas Sivoli who is a young, creative midfielder who does make plenty of chances and is extremely dangerous from long-range. Henrik van Senisnen is a top-class defender, with good tackling, positioning and marking - he has plenty of pace and can get down his wing brilliantly well. He is also deadly from the dead ball situations, scoring plenty from free-kicks and setting up many from corners. Their objectives will be simply just to stay in the league. They haven't added any quality so we think they will 10th, last.
Rivalries: Decraa United (The Central Derby).
Trophies Won: 1 2.Takillega
Fans: They follow the team everywhere as long as they are doing well, with the way they played in the 2.Takillega they received a lot of support and Miago is one of the biggest cities in Mytannion anyway. If the team are doing badly however, they tend to stay away. They have a small hardcore however who go to every game no matter what.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are located in one of the most industrial cities in Mytannion where a whole lot of factory work is done, they therefore have a large far-left following. They tend to be far-left on economic issues and far-right on social issues, hardline Marxists.

Olympic Thessia: Achen - Pitka, Oberhauser, Gower, Lazr - Rodrigo, Ness, Mouca, Apual - Pedretti, von Haxelburg.
Nicknames: 'Olympic', 'O Kaunos'.
Stadium: Kaunostadion, Zenit Toranj, Thessia (Capacity, 2000).
Sponsor(s): Zynga Games (Computer Games).
Manager: Max Haberhorm (4th Season)
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished second in the 2.Takillega last term and will be pleased to play in the top-flight of Mytanar football for the first time ever. Max Haberhorm has done a very good job of getting this small side into the Takillega. Olympic Thessia have a very good side however, a young side. They have the tough-tackling, accurate passing and shooting, Wildo Ness - the dynamic maestro, Mikael Mouca and Rodrigo a flying winger with good dribbling skills. They have signed Hans Achen from Litala '93 and Aiko Apual from 1896 Ebor. They have signed Danek von Haxelburg from Dukla Nastalich FK and have young Filip Pedretti there too. They have a very good side and some of the best prospects for the future too. They will just wish to stay in the Mytanar Takillega and we think they can do that - if they can beat the teams lower down the league, they should be able to finish around 7th.
Rivalries: Atletik Thessia (Zenit Toranj Derby), SK Thyssia (Industry Road Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: They have a small stadium, but that doesn't stop them from having a small amount of fans. They have a large local following and fill out the 2000 capacity Kaunostadion out every week. They are very loud too, making a whole lot more noise than 2000 people should do. Their song 'O Kaunos' deals with a young fans life and how it should be lived and they have gotten a nickname because of this song - the song is belted out every game and rouses the fans and players into the zone for every game.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are traditionally left on economic matters and liberal on social issues.

Parr City: Rugic - Maestic, Kiril, Mahuc, Marquez - Talmont, Troschi, Ros, Visoisse - Militurkka, Magnusson.
Nicknames: 'Moneybags', 'Power', 'The Sky-Blues'.
Stadium: Centralstadion, Nastalich, Parr (Capacity, 22,000).
Sponsor(s): MytaEnergie (Energy Company - It is the richest collective business in Mytannion, the head man is the richest man in Mytannion barring the royals).
Manager: Famre Rezic (4th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They did brilliantly well last season, finishing 2nd in the league. They qualified for the TQCC, which they will want to do again. They have some very good players, but haven't brought anyone new in. Benoit Visoisse is immense, he scored 19 goals last term, he has creative support from Timo Troschi and Jules Talmont and the steel of Jeneral Ros in midfield. Karl Magnusson is a beast up front and they have a very strong defence with Fahe Mahuc, Musa Kiril and Nicolas Marquez and a decent 'keeper in the form of Rugic. All the signs of a great team - they just don't have that edge that Atletik Thessia have. They will just wish to qualify for the TQCC again, they won't be bothered about winning the league this season but will leave that for next season. We expect them to finish 3rd though, as they will probably fall away towards the end of the season. They could possibly win the Kombarov Crown though.
Rivalries: Dukla Nastalich FK (Windmill Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Their stadium is filled every game, with their team having a large Hureci following. They don't make as much noise as some of the other team's fans. But they go out in force, their team being one of the focusses of their week. They know their team has the money, and are vocal about it, booing the players whenever they do badly.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are far-right on all issues and are particularly racist because of their large Hureci following. Hurecs are people from Nasto and they hate the mainlanders and want Nasto to become its' own nation. They hate the other races within Mytannion, mainly the Ofraics. This is quite idiosyncratic seen as one of their best players (Benoit Visoisse) is Ofraic.

SK Port Jarko: Juric - Njulae, Chazvic, Mesa, Klic - Mufiak, Alixysev, Tekenye, Vanbetoven - Sunderland, Radislaj.
Nicknames: 'The Rebels', 'The Fishermen', 'The Pols'.
Stadium: Bayarena, The Bay, Port Jarko (Capacity, 18,000).
Sponsor(s): SKINT Media (Media, Communications).
Manager: Jan Kossler (new manager, 1st Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished a disappointing 6th last year and only missing out on Globe Cup football because of goal difference. They have a new manager as Mirka Jukuk was sacked and has moved to Dukla Nastalich FK. Jan Kossler was his assistant and he knows the people and fans of this team and the city they call home. They haven't strengthened much but their squad is already pretty decent. Jan Mufiak is important in midfield and is the captain and driving force behind this team. Adrian Njulae marshals the defence at fullback and Ludvik Vanbetoven creates plenty of chances. They have Niko Radislaj to convert these chances and if he does find an opening, he will take his chances - bringing in Elliot Sunderland from AFC Hollybrent of Osarius will give them a good chance to create more chances as Sunderland is a brilliant support-player. They will want to push on for TQCC spots because they are such a big club but they would probably be satisfied with Globe Cup qualification. We think they'll get the last Globe Cup spot, just about 5th.
Rivalries: None (no rivals in the Mytanar Takillega this season).
Trophies Won: 1 Mytanar Takillega
Fans: They are reliable, possibly only second to 1896 Ebor/Atletik Thessia fans for consistency. They have got their wish as the Bayarena has been expanded from 8000 to 18,000 and is now all-seater. They are loyal and football is life on the coast - it dominates the topics of everyones conversation and they always debate how the side is doing.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are liberal on social issues but centrist economically. They are also one of the most politically active groups and their fans have been known to attend enormous political rallies and cause trouble.

SK Thyssia: Dessler - Reindorf, Boluca, Miika, Munzter - B.Scuda, Separin, Krueger, Slusarski - Ciurlizza, M.Scuda.
Nicknames: 'SK', 'The Bluejays'.
Stadium: Stade Harbig, Thronia, Thyssia (Capacity, 1700).
Sponsor(s): MytaEnergie (Energy Company - It is the richest collective business in Mytannion, the head man is the richest man in Mytannion barring the royals).
Manager: Ziko Nebureh (4th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Last season they were successful in the 2.Takillega as they finished 4th, qualified for the Play-Offs and were promoted through them. They have a decent side though, they have signed Criztian Munzter from relegated Litala '93 and Jop Krueger from Decraa United. Sebastian Reindorf is a talent at left-back and Pablo Ciurlizza is a pacy goalscorer. They have the brothers, Bilbo and Miroslav Scuda playing for them and their relationship has got them quite a few goals. They will just wish to stay in the Mytanar Takillega but we predict they just aren't strong enough and so will finish around 9th. They could stay up if they beat some of the sides around them like Olympic Thessia, Miago City, DNFK, 1923 Esca etc - if they do well against them, they may stay up - but we still think they'll get relegated.
Rivalries: Atletik Thessia (Thessia-Thyssia Derby), Olympic Thessia (Industry Road Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: The fact that SK Thyssia only have a 1700 capacity stadium does not prevent the loyal fans from making a din. They make a lot of noise and do give their team a lot of support. Even if they're losing the fans still try to push them on to fight back. They travel around a bit, but will probably not make the trips to the Nasto teams or travel upto the highlands to play 1896 Ebor - a small hardcore will make the journey, but they'll probably not fill their allocations in away ends every game.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are economically right-wing and socially right-wing. They are quite fascistic and capitalist, although the two don't really combine that well leading to fights between their own fans.

(team line-ups are subject to change)

by **Mytannion** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 2:02 pm

The Kombarov Crown

Well, each new season starts with this. The Kombarov Crown tournament, the big season-opener doesn't draw in huge crowds - but it sets the scene for a new season. It shows if teams are serious about possible title-challenges, it demonstrates perfectly how good the teams that have been promoted from the 2.Takillega are and it ends up with a team gaining a trophy. It is the national cup, the one that the FA says is important in so many ways - this isn't quite true, but it is certainly a good little tournament - and it serves up some very entertaining football throughout - as many teams treat it as an exhibition and give their players the chance to express themselves.

1st Round
Olympic Thessia 0-1 Miago City
SK Thyssia 1-2 1923 Esca

Miago City travelled to the Kaunostadion in Zenit Toranj, Thessia - where 2000 roaring fans watched a competitive game. The first goal however, did not come until the 78th minute. A corner was whipped in by Tomas Sivoli and Hucar jumped onto it, heading it low - but a good save was made by Hans Achen, it bobbled around a bit until Stefano Bakken chipped the ball over the keeper who was laid down on the grass. Bakken tore away and celebrated in front of his own fans in the North Bank stand. The other game saw 1923 Esca travel from the capital to Thyssia, SK Thyssia went up one-nil through a fine finish by Pablo Ciurlizza - this lead was held until the 80th minute when 1923 replied with a header from Nagy Cser, who then won the game in the 88th minute with a chip from the edge of the box which found its way into the top corner beyond the goalkeepers flailing arms.

Quarter Finals
Atletik Thessia 3-4 Miago City
Parr City 1-0 1923 Esca
1896 Ebor 0-1 SK Port Jarko
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-4 Decraa United

Atletik Thessia were surprised by Miago City who were given a rousing ovation from the home fans (Miago City are a big club that got relegated two seasons ago but got promoted back in the 1989/1990 season. Robin Hjik scoring early to start off what the home fans had hoped would be a battering. Miago City answered promptly with two goals, one from Stefano Bakken and one from Tomas Sivoli. Lijenost Klinicki brought the scores level with a towering header, Ure Rundschau scoring another to put Atletik ahead; the striker speeding past the defenders to shoot low past the 'keeper. Stefano Bakken wasn't to be stopped however as he went on to get his hattrick with two more goals to win it for Miago City. Parr City have good hopes for winning a trophy with Atletik out, and Jules Talmont's goal put them through to the next round. SK Port Jarko ended 1896 Ebor's hopes for one, Niko Radislaj scoring a curling free-kick. Decraa United blasted past DNFK with four goals, Henning Tir scoring one, Lenart Goricag volleying one home, Uwe Rosler scampering in behind to finish low and Laze v Tuhinju towering above the defenders to knock one home. DNFK did get one back through Sami Wunderlich, but they do seem to be missing their main-man Andre Witterien.

Semi-Finals
Miago City 0-0 Decraa United (AET 0-0, 3-2 on PKs)
SK Port Jarko 3-3 Parr City (AET 3-4)

Miago City went all the way from the First Round to the final as they defended valiantly against the strong attacks from Decraa United. Lenart Goricag coming close several times for Decraa. Extra time was nervy for both sides as they both came close, Stefano Bakken striking low to try and finish the game but it didn't happen. It went to penalties and it was extremely close, both sides seeming to lack the composure needed to finish it off, but Miago City won out and were heading to the final. SK Port Jarko versus Parr City was indeed an interesting game, Radislaj quickly scoring two but Parr City showing class to come back. Karl Magnusson heading one in and then Benoit Visoisse curling a magnificent strike into the goal. Timo Troschi volleying the ball in to put Parr 3-2 up. Elliot Sunderland also scoring with a tap-in to bring it level at 3-3. It went to extra-time and Parr City capitalised on SK Port Jarko's tired legs - Deniz Militurkka finishing the game with a volley after a corner which bounced around the six-yard box for a while, Parr City going to the final - and looking good to win it.

The Final - Live from Stade Kombarov I, Esca (50,000).
Miago City 1-2 Parr City

The game started off slowly with the two teams edgy on the national stadium pitch. The first chance went to Parr City, with Karl Magnusson running clear of the defence but he shot wide. Miago City however, struck first blood with another goal from Stefano Bakken - the goal-poacher getting another from within the six-yard box, just knocking the ball home with the outside of his foot. Parr City did get an answer before half-time, Benoit Visoisse - there talisman from last-season - blasting a free-kick through the wall and past Sayer in the Miago net. It came to half-time and it did look like there would be a lot more goals than there was to be. The teams came out to a rousing ovation from both sets of fans, Parr City seemed to react best to this as they struck quickly after half-time. Visoisse crossing the ball in for Fahe Mahuc to head home - the big defender getting above the rest from the corner. Parr City lifted the Kombarov Crown trophy at a stadium that shares the same name as the trophy.

by **Mytannion** » Sat Apr 30, 2011 3:39 pm

1990/1991 Season - Part 1 of 4

MATCHDAY 1
Atletik Thessia 4-2 Olympic Thessia
1896 Ebor 4-1 SK Thyssia
Parr City 3-1 Miago City
Decraa United 0-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
1923 Esca 1-0 SK Port Jarko

The 1st Zenit Toranj Derby of the season came from Maine Road. Atletik beat off Olympic by four goals to two. A brace from Ure Rundschau helped Atletik to victory, the 23-year old really running the show up-front. 1896 Ebor faced off against SK Thyssia, it wasn't much of a match-up however as another promoted side lost out to a big team. Andre Witterien showing why 1896 - who are normally penny-pinchers - spent big on the maestro. A hattrick from him and one assist for youngster Jason Campbell put them top of the league on the first match-day. Parr City beat Miago City 3-1 compounding a bad day for promoted sides all around. Benoit Visoisse scoring the pick of the goals with a long-range strike.

MATCHDAY 2
SK Thyssia 1-2 Atletik Thessia
Miago City 3-2 Olympic Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-0 1896 Ebor
SK Port Jarko 0-1 Parr City
1923 Esca 1-1 Decraa United

The Thessia-Thyssia Derby between Atletik Thessia and SK Thyssia was a very close game. Robin Hjik driving Atletik forwards away from home with two late goals to save embarrassment for the Champions. Pablo Ciurlizza scored an early goal for SK Thyssia. Miago City beat Olympic Thessia narrowly at Miago Park. Stefano Bakken with two late goals to turn the game around completely for 'Citteh'. Olympic had started well with goals from Wildo Ness and Filip Pedretti, but couldn't hang onto their lead. DNFK beat 1896 Ebor through a goal from Sami Wunderlich, a low header winning the narrowest of games - the crowd trouble however, marred a good game - with 45 arrests in total.

MATCHDAY 3
Atletik Thessia 4-4 Miago City
SK Thyssia 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Olympic Thessia 4-1 SK Port Jarko
1896 Ebor 0-0 1923 Esca
Parr City 3-0 Decraa United

Atletik Thessia and Miago City played out an eight-goal thriller at Maine Road. Lijenost Klinicki opened his account as he slotted home to start the game well. Henrik van Senisnen curled a free-kick over the wall and beyond goalkeeper Teddy Jakobsen's hands to bring it level. Robin Hjik wasn't to be outdone by van Senisnen as he blasted a free-kick of his own into the net. Stefano Bakken got his third goal of the season with a good strike from the edge of the box. Klinicki scored again and then Rundschau to put Atletik 4-2 up, but two quick-fire goals from Tomas Sivoli levelled it - the better of the two a deep run from in his own half to volley home. Olympic Thessia routed SK Port Jarko, 4-1 at the Kaunostadion. Rodrigo with two, Ness with one and von Haxelburg with the fourth. Elliot Sunderland got a consolation goal from SK Port Jarko, the Osarian's header from close-range finishing it at 4-1.

MATCHDAY 4
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-0 Atletik Thessia
SK Port Jarko 1-0 Miago City
1923 Esca 4-1 SK Thyssia
Decraa United 4-1 Olympic Thessia
Parr City 1-1 1896 Ebor

Decraa United beat Olympic Thessia 4-1, turning around Olympic's big win from last week. Laze v Tuhinju scored two, Henning Tir battered one past the keeper with a long-range strike and Uwe Rosler's dribble completing the scoring. Olympic Thessia did look dangerous late-on, but only scored one through Filip Pedretti but no comeback came. SK Port Jarko beat Miago City through Elliot Sunderland's strike, his second in as many games. 1923 Esca smashed SK Thyssia, their midfield driving them forward once again. A hattrick from Alexei Razov and Nagy Cser's free-kick won it for the team from the capital. SK Thyssia had troubled 1923 earlier on and had scored, but Pablo Ciurlizza's strike didn't do much for The Bluejays.

MATCHDAY 5
Atletik Thessia 3-0 SK Port Jarko
Dukla Nastalich FK 4-2 1923 Esca
Miago City 2-0 Decraa United
SK Thyssia 1-0 Parr City
Olympic Thessia 0-1 1896 Ebor

Atletik Thessia beat old rivals SK Port Jarko 3-0, Ure Rundschau's double and Mirko Tasecchi's first goal for his new side winning it easily for Atletik. DNFK beat 1923 Esca 4-2, in a competitive game. Sami Wunderlich and Yannick Huberdeau both scored doubles to win it. Miago City had Stefano Bakken to thank when they beat local rivals Decraa United in the Central Derby. His headed double enough to edge past in a close game. Jason Campbell has had a slower start to this season than last - but he will hope that his header today will kick-start his season, the goal from the corner enough to get past tricky Olympic Thessia.

MATCHDAY 6
1923 Esca 0-1 Atletik Thessia
Decraa United 2-1 SK Port Jarko
Parr City 6-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
1896 Ebor 3-0 Miago City
Olympic Thessia 3-3 SK Thyssia

There were two derby matches today, both were high-scoring affairs. The higher of the two, was nowhere near as close as the other as Parr City smashed DNFK 6-1 in the Windmill Derby. Goals from Benoit Visoisse (3), Deniz Militurkka (2) and Karl Magnusson thrashed DNFK in what was really an exhibition game for the fans at Centralstadion. The other was the Industry Road derby from Kaunostadion, a 3-3 draw was probably the fairest result as both teams played brilliantly. Wildo Ness, Filip Pedretti and Danek von Haxelburg scored for Olympic and Pablo Ciurlizza's double plus Jop Krueger's strike made for impressive viewing figures on Mytaplus Sport. Jason Campbell showed his great form of last season as he scored a beautiful brace with a header and long-range strike, added to only by Raimundo Olivar's curled shot from outside the box.

MATCHDAY 7
Atletik Thessia 4-0 Decraa United
1923 Esca 0-1 Parr City
SK Port Jarko 4-0 1896 Ebor
Dukla Nastalich FK 6-2 Olympic Thessia
Miago City 6-4 SK Thyssia

A very high-scoring match-day in the Mytanar Takillega. The highest of which came between to promoted sides, Miago City 6-4 SK Thyssia, Stefano Bakken scored four on a day where striker ran free. Pablo Ciurlizza also scored a hattrick but Bakken went home with the match ball as he scored his quicker. A double each from Sunderland and Radislaj put SK Port Jarko past 1896 Ebor. DNFK thrashed Olympic Thessia 6-2, through their two main men. Sami Wunderlich's four goals and Yannick Huberdeau's double won it at Tyrur Lane. Atletik Thessia smashed Decraa United at Maine Road - as they once again turn their home stadium into a fortress - Ure Rundschau showing why he shouldn't have been left on the bench in the past two seasons, with other goals from Tasecchi and Hjik.

MATCHDAY 8
Parr City 0-3 Atletik Thessia
1896 Ebor 4-1 Decraa United
Olympic Thessia 3-0 1923 Esca
SK Thyssia 4-0 SK Port Jarko
Miago City 8-4 Dukla Nastalich FK

Well, as the Takillega seems to become even more entertaining - no one could have expected this. Miago City 8-4 DNFK, Stefano Bakken got another hattrick, Tomas Sivoli with three also and Danek Badjkev's double making eight goals for Miago. Sami Wunderlich scored three and Yannick Huberdeau one for DNFK. 1896 Ebor smashed Decraa United 4-1, Jason Campbell, Andre Witterien and Raimundo Olivar combining brilliantly to win it. SK Thyssia smashed by SK Port Jarko, Ciurlizza with two, Separin with one and Bartosz Slusarski's goal winning it easily for SK. Ure Rundschau and Robin Hjik won the game for Atletik Thessia versus Parr City, Rundschau kept up his great early season form to score two giving him nine goals in total so far for this campaign.

MATCHDAY 9
Atletik Thessia 0-1 1896 Ebor
Parr City 1-1 Olympic Thessia
Decraa United 3-1 SK Thyssia
1923 Esca 2-0 Miago City
SK Port Jarko 2-0 Dukla Nastalich FK

1896 Ebor beat Atletik Thessia by one, Campbell's header winning it late for the Tangerine Army. Parr City and Olympic Thessia drew 1-1 at Centralstadion, Visoisse and Pedretti's goals cancelling each other out. Decraa United beat SK Thyssia 3-1, Lenart Goricag's hattrick meaning Decraa have just about pulled themselves out of the relegation zone by two points. 1923 Esca have been going quietly about their business this season and have pulled themselves upto 6th in the table. Goals from James Gonzalez and Dmitri Lja enough for them to beat Miago City. SK Port Jarko beat DNFK 2-0, Ludvik Vanbetoven and Jan Mufiak the scorers.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                    P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         9  6  2  1  21   8  +13  20
 2 Parr City               9  5  2  2  16   8   +8  17
 3 1896 Ebor               9  5  2  2  14   8   +6  17
 4 Miago City              9  4  1  4  24  23   +1  13
 5 Dukla Nastalich FK      9  3  3  3  17  21   -4  12
 6 1923 Esca               9  3  2  4  10  11   -1  11
 7 Decraa United           9  3  2  4  11  17   -6  11
 8 SK Port Jarko           9  3  0  6   9  15   -6   9
 9 Olympic Thessia         9  2  2  5  18  23   -5   8
10 SK Thyssia              9  2  2  5  17  23   -6   8

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The season has started off with many high-scoring games, this has meant that some players have unbelievable goal-scoring records so far. For example, Stefano Bakken has scored 11 goals in 9 games. The high-scoring season has seen many record breaking fixtures including the stunning 8-4 win for recently-promoted Miago City versus Dukla Nastalich FK, which is the highest-scoring fixture in the history of the Mytanar Takillega.

Mirka Jukuk has had a fairly good start as Dukla Nastalich FK manager, taking his side to fifth-place in the table. He has managed fairly well even with the limited resources for the side from Nastalich. They are in the last Globe Cup spot and may push on higher even though they have lost their main player, Andre Witterien.

The top three are very close together, with Atletik Thessia only three points ahead of Parr City and 1896 Ebor. Atletik have only dropped seven points from the possible twenty-seven they could have had so far. Jamie Brown has certainly made a good start of his career as Atletik manager. Parr City may be a bit disappointed with their start to the season and probably would want to be a bit less than three points behind Atletik at this point as even if Atletik lose they always have brilliant goal differential. 1896 Ebor have had a slight resurgence this season and do look a threat to Parr City and maybe even Atletik Thessia as the season goes on.

At the bottom it is extremely tight, with only five points between bottom (10th) and 4th, there is a big gap between the teams from 4th down however and the top three. Right at the bottom are SK Thyssia and Olympic Thessia but it is really to early to say who will be the three going down. More on this in the next part of the Mytanar Takillega season.

There have been proposals to expand the Mytanar Takillega to twelve or fourteen teams. Although fourteen is looking extremely more likely, this would mean for a bigger leave with it being a lot less tight between teams. This is going to be better how? A lot of people ask, with the league being entertaining because of how tight it is all season, but with three teams getting relegated from the Mytanar Takillega it means there is only two spots where they don't get anything - the teams from 8th to 10th are relegated, 6th and 7th are fighting for international competition spots and battling against relegation at the same time and then the teams from 5th up are just jostling for position. If the league is expanded it would offer more money for teams if they manage to stay up - it'll give them more chances to establish themselves in the top-flight as there are more spots between relegation and international competitions, they could settle to finish between 5th and 12th, that would be a good season - with the teams from 6th to 8th trying to push on for international competitions and the teams from 9th to 12th battling for mid-table positions and battling against relegation.

Top Five Goalscorers
1. Stefano Bakken (Miago City) - 11
2. Sami Wunderlich (Dukla Nastalich FK) - 10
3. Ure Rundschau (Atletik Thessia) - 9
4. Pablo Ciurlizza (SK Thyssia) - 8
5. Filip Pedretti (Olympic Thessia)/Tomas Sivoli (Miago City) - 7

by **Mytannion** » Sun May 01, 2011 3:19 pm

1990/1991 Season - Part 2 of 4

Would Atletik Thessia continue to charge up the table? Would 1896 Ebor or Parr City be able to catch them? Would the mid-table sides solidify their positions? Would the teams at the bottom manage to dig themselves out of the hole they were in? So many questions, they will now be answered in the second part out of four in the 1990/1991 Mytanar Takillega season.

MATCHDAY 10
Olympic Thessia 0-0 Atletik Thessia
SK Thyssia 5-7 1896 Ebor
Miago City 1-2 Parr City
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-1 Decraa United
SK Port Jarko 1-1 1923 Esca

In the second Zenit Toranj Derby of the season, Olympic held Atletik to a 0-0 draw - the best chance falling to Lijenost Klinicki who headed over the bar. In yet another high-scoring affair and the second-ever with 12 goals, 1896 Ebor beat SK Thyssia 7-5, Jason Campbell scored a hattrick, Andre Witterien two and Raimundo Olivar two also. Parr City continued their title challenge with a 2-1 win closing the gap between them and Atletik, Benoit Visoisse and Karl Magnusson scoring for the Sky-Blues. DNFK beat Decraa United at Tyrur Lane, Sami Wunderlich's brace meaning DNFK could continue their challenge for international competitions.

MATCHDAY 11
Atletik Thessia 4-1 SK Thyssia
Olympic Thessia 2-3 Miago City
1896 Ebor 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Parr City 4-0 SK Port Jarko
Decraa United 4-0 1923 Esca

In the Thessia-Thyssia Derby, Atletik once again beat SK. The 4-1 scoreline didn't spare SK's blushes in a fiery affair as they had two players sent off for misconduct. Lijenost Klinicki's hattrick and Ure Rundschau's penalty putting four on the board for Atletik, giving the (joint-) most loyals fans in the country a real show. Miago City beat Olympic Thessia in a very close game, Stefano Bakken and Tomas Sivoli showing their influential form to battle against relegation. Bakken's poached effort and Sivoli's free-kick and penalty enough to win it. Parr City smashed SK Port Jarko, Benoit Visoisse got another brace and Jules Talmont also got his first two goals of the season as they continued to fight for the title.

MATCHDAY 12
Miago City 0-2 Atletik Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 4-1 SK Thyssia
SK Port Jarko 3-0 Olympic Thessia
1923 Esca 0-2 1896 Ebor
Decraa United 3-0 Parr City

DNFK beat SK Thyssia 4-1, Sami Wunderlich and Yannick Huberdeau once again pushing their side on. Although the best goal was a cracking strike from Kolod Sankt. SK Port Jarko relied greatly on their engine room of Vanbetoven, Alixysev and Mufiak once again. Ludvik Vanbetoven, Elliot Sunderland and Niko Radislaj's 30-yard strike were more than enough to beat floundering Olympic Thessia. Decraa United dashed Parr City's hopes to win the league as Lenart Goricag and Henning Tir smashed through Parr's defence time after time. Goricag's famed volleys being the first two goals and Henning Tir showed why United signed him from over in Polar Islandstates.

MATCHDAY 13
Atletik Thessia 1-3 Dukla Nastalich FK
Miago City 2-1 SK Port Jarko
SK Thyssia 0-0 1923 Esca
Olympic Thessia 1-0 Decraa United
1896 Ebor 2-0 Parr City

DNFK travelled to Maine Road hoping not to be embarrassed, the came away with a 3-1 victory. Kolod Sankt scored a hattrick to beat the Champions, his header started the game brilliantly. Robin Hjik answered back with a deflected shot, Sankt wouldn't rest however and then scored from a corner and then put the game beyond reach late-on with a good run into the box and a nice finish. Stefano Bakken's double was enough to beat SK Port Jarko for Miago City in a very close match in front of 30,000 at Miago Park. 1896 Ebor beat title-challengers Parr City in a possible six-pointer, Campbell's headed double winning it for the Thunder.

MATCHDAY 14
SK Port Jarko 0-0 Atletik Thessia
1923 Esca 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Decraa United 2-2 Miago City
Parr City 3-0 SK Thyssia
1896 Ebor 2-1 Olympic Thessia

The 0-0 draw between SK Port Jarko and Atletik Thessia is better than a loss for the Citizens but if they keep it up they could be caught by their challengers. Parr City easily beat SK Thyssia, Jules Talmont's hattrick showing why the Moneybags splashed out M(C)17,500,00 on the Valladar two seasons ago. 1896 Ebor narrowly edged past a spirited Olympic Thessia side, Olympic Thessia scored first with a looped shot from Wildo Ness - but 1896 Ebor showed steel to fight back against Olympic, Jason Campbell and Raimundo Olivar both scoring to get the three points in the bag for the Tangerine Army - giving them that chance to continue their challenge on the title and Atletik Thessia's superiority.

MATCHDAY 15
Atletik Thessia 5-0 1923 Esca
SK Port Jarko 2-2 Decraa United
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-2 Parr City
Miago City 2-5 1896 Ebor
SK Thyssia 2-0 Olympic Thessia

Atletik Thessia smashed past 1923 Esca beating them 5-0 at home at Maine Road. Lijenost Klinicki's double, Ure Rundschau's brace and Robin Hjik's inspirational performance and goal won it for the Citizens. The Windmill Derby was entertaining, with a late winner for Parr being complained about extremely loudly by Mirka Jukuk - who then proceeded to complain to the reporters after the match. It was Benoit Visoisse's late goal that sparked all the controversy as the young maestro tapped home to win it in the fourth minute of injury time. 1896 Ebor beat Miago City away from home, Andre Witterien scoring a remarkable four goals as he ran riot against the Miago defence. SK Thyssia beat Olympic Thessia in the Industry Road Derby, Pablo Ciurlizza scored two to help out their fight against relegation.

MATCHDAY 16
Decraa United 0-3 Atletik Thessia
Parr City 1-0 1923 Esca
1896 Ebor 1-4 SK Port Jarko
Olympic Thessia 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
SK Thyssia 3-1 Miago City

Another win for Atletik Thessia, Robin Hjik and Mirko Tasecchi driving the team forward from midfield. Hjik's deep run to volley home and Tasecchi's movement in the box for his goal really deserving the win. Ure Rundschau was the other goalscorer. SK Port Jarko got a vital win away from home against 1896 Ebor. A combination of Vanbetoven and Radislaj winning it, Vanbetoven's free-kick being the pick of the goals. The Zarblese international once again proving important to his club. SK Thyssia got a vital three points against Miago City, Ciurlizza and Jop Krueger really pushing the team to the victory. Krueger scored two as captain.

MATCHDAY 17
Atletik Thessia 4-1 Parr City
Decraa United 4-4 1896 Ebor
1923 Esca 2-2 Olympic Thessia
SK Port Jarko 1-0 SK Thyssia
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-1 Miago City

Atletik Thessia really dampened Parr City's title challenge with a 4-1 win. Lijenost Klinicki and Ure Rundschau once again proving the perfect strike-partnership. Benoit Visoisse did get a consolation goal for Parr, but it did nothing to help their situation. Jason Campbell was in top form against Decraa United scoring four, but this wasn't enough as Decraa scored four of their own too, with two from Goricag and two from Laze v Tuhinju. DNFK battered Miago City at Tyrur Lane, Sami Wunderlich, Kolod Sankt and Yannick Huberdeau really ripping it up in Nasto, all three scoring brilliant goals. Stefano Bakken also got a goal for Miago City.

MATCHDAY 18
1896 Ebor 0-6 Atletik Thessia
Olympic Thessia 4-1 Parr City
SK Thyssia 1-4 Decraa United
Miago City 2-1 1923 Esca
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-3 SK Port Jarko

Atletik Thessia smashed through title rivals 1896 Ebor, an outstanding performance won the game for the Citizens. A hattrick from Lijenost Klinicki and one each for Rundschau, Hjik and Tasecchi. Olympic Thessia thrashed Parr City in a vital win and therefore helping their neighbours Atletik. Goals from Ness and Pedretti (3) winning it for O Kaunos. Miago City beat struggling 1923 Esca with two vital goals from Stefano Bakken. DNFK and SK Port Jarko drew 3-3 at Tyrur Lane, Sami Wunderlich's hattrick enough to pull back a 3-0 deficit at half-time, the young striker proving his case as DNFK captain. SK Port Jarko's goals came from Sunderland and Radislaj.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                     P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         18  12  4   2  46  13  +33  40
 2 1896 Ebor               18  10  4   4  38  31   +7  34
 3 Parr City               18  10  2   6  30  23   +7  32
 4 Dukla Nastalich FK      18   7  7   4  36  33   +3  28
 5 Decraa United           18   6  5   7  31  32   -1  23
 6 Miago City              18   7  2   9  38  44   -6  23
 7 SK Port Jarko           18   6  4   8  24  28   -4  22
 8 Olympic Thessia         18   4  5   9  29  37   -8  17
 9 1923 Esca               18   3  6   9  15  29  -14  15
10 SK Thyssia              18   4  3  11  30  47  -17  15

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Mirka Jukuk will really be smiling at his decision to jump ship from SK Port Jarko to Dukla Nastalich FK at the end of last season. He has taken DNFK to a safe 4th place in the Mytanar Takillega without changing too much in his team. This is a complete contrast to SK Port Jarko - who - even with all their tradition and history are currently fighting it out at the bottom of the league and battling against relegation, they are currently five points clear - but could easily be dragged into it. DNFK - are comfortably 4th with 5th-placed Decraa United five points behind them, and DNFK could even challenge Parr City for third-place if they continue their good form.

Atletik Thessia moved to six points clear after their thrashing of 1896 Ebor on Match Day 18, their form really is representative of their home team as they all have gelled together brilliantly and continue towards what is beginning to look like Atletik's fourth straight title. Mirko Tasecchi really has been a revelation for Jamie Brown and Atletik's fans as the young midfielder continues to create and tackle hard - he has been touted as a possible captain if Robin Hjik ever leaves. The great thing about the biggest side in Thessia - apart from their fans and trophies - is the fact that the players there really do seem to love the club - with only a few ever signed from elsewhere and most brought up through the academy.

At the other end of the table, it is anything upto a six-team battle between Decraa United, Miago City, SK Port Jarko, Olympic Thessia, 1923 Esca and SK Thyssia. It does look however, that 1923 Esca and SK Thyssia will be the teams going down. With the only battle being between Olympic Thessia, SK Port Jarko and Miago City. It will be close whichever way it goes, but it'll be a long, hard slog for the teams down there. Olympic are inconsistent, SK Port Jarko are sometimes 'arrogant' and Miago City are riding their luck and relying on one man. It will be interesting whatever happens.

Top Five Goalscorers
1. Sami Wunderlich (Dukla Nastalich FK) - 18
2. Stefano Bakken (Miago City) - 17
3. Jason Campbell (1896 Ebor)/Ure Rundschau (Atletik Thessia) - 16
4. Andre Witterien (1896 Ebor)/Lijenost Klinicki (Atletik Thessia) - 15
5. Pablo Ciurlizza (SK Thyssia) - 13

by **Mytannion** » Sat May 07, 2011 6:59 am

1990/1991 Season - Part 3 of 4

Well, as we head towards Match Day 27, we can start to talk about the situation at the top of the league and at the bottom more clearly. Will Atletik be peerless at the top once again? Or will 1896 Ebor and Parr City make a serious threat on what would be their 4th straight title. Down at the bottom it is a different story, will SK Thyssia get up off the bottom? Will 1923 Esca, as a big club, get themselves out of the relegation zone? Will Olympic Thessia do the unthinkable and stay up? After this, we shall see things more clearly.

MATCHDAY 19
Atletik Thessia 1-4 Olympic Thessia
1896 Ebor 5-0 SK Thyssia
Parr City 1-0 Miago City
Decraa United 1-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
1923 Esca 3-1 SK Port Jarko

Olympic Thessia won in the Zenit Toranj Derby, a 4-1 thrashing away from home coming after a brilliant performance from Olympic. It was the tale of two strikers really as Danek von Haxelburg scored a hattrick but Lijenost Klinicki was off form completely for Atletik. Robin Hjik scored late for Atletik, but it was nothing more than a consolation goal in the end. 1896 Ebor really dished out a beating at the Oluja Stadion as they thrashed SK Thyssia 5-0, Campbell with two, Olivar with two and a lovely winding run and cool finish from Witterien meant that they could keep up their challenge after Atletik's loss. 1923 Esca kept up in the battle against relegation by beating their relegation rivals SK Port Jarko 3-1 at Stade Kombarov I, Dmitri Lja kept up his decent form with a good hattrick for the Reds.

MATCHDAY 20
SK Thyssia 1-4 Atletik Thessia
Miago City 3-0 Olympic Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-0 1896 Ebor
SK Port Jarko 0-0 Parr City
1923 Esca 1-1 Decraa United

In the Thessia-Thyssia Derby, Atletik won by the same scoreline as they lost last week. Rundschau and Klinicki combining well for two goals each in this fiery encounter. Miago City beat Olympic Thessia 3-0 at Miago Park, with Tomas Sivoli back from injury 'The Big Smoke' looked brilliant. Sivoli grabbing two outstanding long-range goals. There wasn't much else of note in Match Day 20, with two goalless draws and one one-all draw between 1923 Esca and Decraa United, Henning Tir's early goal was cancelled out by Lja who got his fourth goal in two games with his low strike.

MATCHDAY 21
Atletik Thessia 1-1 Miago City
SK Thyssia 0-3 Dukla Nastalich FK
Olympic Thessia 4-1 SK Port Jarko
1896 Ebor 2-2 1923 Esca
Parr City 1-0 Decraa United

DNFK secured a 3-0 win over SK Thyssia through Wunderlich and Huberdeau once again combining as a near-perfect partnership. Wunderlich struck both his nineteenth and twentieth goals of the season away from home at Stade Harbig, the 1700 capacity stadium not really showing the wealth of SK Thyssia or their owners. Olympic Thessia thrashed SK Port Jarko which doesn't hurt their hopes to stay up at all, Wildo Ness, Rodrigo and Mouca combining well to win it for Olympic. 1896 Ebor seem to be their own worst enemies some days, one week thrashing a team the next only managing a draw against a team they should be beating. Olivar's double cancelled out by Dmitri Lja's own, Lja now with sixth goal in three games - which really is an amazing strike-record.

MATCHDAY 22
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-1 Atletik Thessia
SK Port Jarko 1-0 Miago City
1923 Esca 2-1 SK Thyssia
Decraa United 1-1 Olympic Thessia
Parr City 0-1 1896 Ebor

A lot of one-nil wins in the Takillega this week, the two most important are the ones for Atletik Thessia and 1896 Ebor. Atletik Thessia beat off DNFK too go further ahead at the top of the table, Hjik's battered one past the goalkeeper after a bit of a battle on the goalline. 1923 Esca bucked the trend with a 2-1 win over SK Thyssia. Nagy Cser's double meant 1923 can still battle against the drop. 1896 Ebor beat Parr City 1-0, which was just as important as Atletik's earlier win. Campbell smashed one past Jens Rugic to confirm the victory, to mean they are now in pole-position for second place in the league and pole-position to catch Atletik, if that is possible.

MATCHDAY 23
Atletik Thessia 2-1 SK Port Jarko
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-1 1923 Esca
Miago City 2-2 Decraa United
SK Thyssia 3-1 Parr City
Olympic Thessia 0-1 1896 Ebor

Atletik Thessia beat old-time rivals SK Port Jarko 2-1 at Maine Road, Klinicki and Rundschau once again getting a goal each to win the game. Niko Radislaj did make Atletik fans edgy with his late goal, but nothing else happened after it. SK Thyssia got their first win in a long time by beating Parr City 3-1 at Stade Harbig, Jop Krueger's brace and Pablo Ciurlizza's breakaway goal winning it for them - even though they look very much doomed to relegation, they could well complete the greatest of great escapes if they do manage to escape relegation. The Central Derby was a very fiery affair, tackles flying in left, right and centre. Stefano Bakken grabbed an early headed goal but Lenart Goricag's free-kick cancelled that out, then Tomas Sivoli dribbled through the United defence to make it 2-1 but Goricag was not to be bettered as he got his second with a very similiar goal to Sivoli's.

MATCHDAY 24
1923 Esca 1-3 Atletik Thessia
Decraa United 2-0 SK Port Jarko
Parr City 2-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
1896 Ebor 0-1 Miago City
Olympic Thessia 6-4 SK Thyssia

The Windmill Derby was a great game and it was even more so for Parr City, Jules Talmont's volley and Visoisse's deft finish winning it for Parr. A ten-goal thriller in the Industry Road Derby was perhaps the most interesting fixture, however. Pedretti started the scoring with a great run and finish, Wildo Ness made it two quickly with a smashed volley that was too low to be saved, it was then made 3-0 as Rodrigo twisted and turned through the defence. Pablo Ciurlizza got a double to make it 3-2 just before half-time. Danek von Haxelburg made it 4-2 though, with a towering header. That was when SK Thyssia really snapped into action, Jop Krueger proving influential as he smashed one past Hans Achen and then got his second with a nice driven shot. 4-4, Olympic were shocked, shocked into action that is. Mikael Mouca tapped-in a low shot after SK Thyssia 'keeper Leo Dessler could only parry Wildo Ness' shot and Danek von Haxelburg proved to be the hero as he scored his second to secure the vital win.

MATCHDAY 25
Atletik Thessia 2-3 Decraa United
1923 Esca 0-1 Parr City
SK Port Jarko 4-2 1896 Ebor
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-0 Olympic Thessia
Miago City 3-1 SK Thyssia

Decraa United surprised the Champions at Maine Road, Robin Hjik scored first however, but Uwe Rosler made sure that they wouldn't win as he rampaged through the defence, he shot home twice, slotting the ball home past Teddy Jakobsen. He then scored a brilliant free-kick - which was audacious and no one could quite believe it as it went past the 'keeper, the Decraa United fans at the far-end of the stadium silent for a few seconds in shock and then going mental as they were 3-1 up at half-time. Mirko Tasecchi got his fifth of the season late-on with a fine curled shot to make it 3-2 although this wasn't enough to galvanise the Citizens. SK Port Jarko dashed 1896 Ebor's championship hopes with a 4-2 victory, Radislaj got a double and as did Elliot Sunderland, a brilliant comeback after Campbell's early double.

MATCHDAY 26
Parr City 0-1 Atletik Thessia
1896 Ebor 5-1 Decraa United
Olympic Thessia 0-2 1923 Esca
SK Thyssia 1-4 SK Port Jarko
Miago City 4-1 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik Thessia got a vital win over Parr City to effectively secure the title as they have really opened up a huge gap at the top. Lijenost Klinicki's wonder-strike enough to win it for Atletik. Decraa United really are like Jekyll & Hyde, one week securing a great win over the team at the top - the next being thrashed by a team that are only slightly ahead of them in quality. 1896 Ebor gluttoned themselves on goals as they recorded the 5-1 win. Campbell's hattrick taking him to the top of the goalscoring charts and one each for the other two members of the trio, Witterien and Olivar completed the scoring. SK Port Jarko seem to be striking up some decent form, Radislaj and Sunderland once again scoring two each - the pick of the four was Sunderland's incisive run and finish.

MATCHDAY 27
Atletik Thessia 3-1 1896 Ebor
Parr City 2-1 Olympic Thessia
Decraa United 2-0 SK Thyssia
1923 Esca 1-2 Miago City
SK Port Jarko 2-1 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik Thessia effectively sealed the title, or the fate of it anyway, it is completely in their own hands now. Ure Rundschau's hattrick made sure that they could beat 1896 Ebor. Witterien answered late, however for 1896. Parr City beat Olympic Thessia 2-1 with a goal each from Talmont and Visoisse, the two making a near unbeatable midfield partnership as time goes on. Decraa United comfortably beat SK Thyssia, Rosler continued his great form of late with a good brace against the Bluejays. Miago City beat 1923 Esca 2-1 away from home, Stefano Bakken is a real goal poacher as he proved with his late goal from 8 yards out. SK Port Jarko beat DNFK at the Bayarena, Elliot Sunderland got two more to take his tally upto twelve for the season.

Now a look at the league table after 27 games.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         27  18   5   4  64  25  +39  59
 2 1896 Ebor               27  14   6   7  55  42  +13  48
 3 Parr City               27  15   3   9  38  30   +8  48
 4 Miago City              27  12   4  11  54  52   +2  40
 5 Decraa United           27   9   9   9  44  45   -1  36
 6 Dukla Nastalich FK      27   8  11   8  44  44    0  35
 7 SK Port Jarko           27  10   5  12  38  43   -5  35
 8 Olympic Thessia         27   7   7  13  45  52   -7  28
 9 1923 Esca               27   6   9  12  28  41  -13  27
10 SK Thyssia              27   5   3  19  41  77  -36  18

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Parr City are rumoured to be bidding for Polar Islandstates midfielder Luc Demarchelier. The 23-year old who plays for FC Axel Heiburg is a real driving attacking midfielder as opposed to the creative instinct that Visoisse and Talmont offer. Demarchelier would add a bit of steely grit and willingness to drive forwards up the pitch. He is young, but is certainly an exciting prospect and could be just what Parr City are currently missing. The Parr City midfield would be truly filled with international talent, with it currently being made-up of Jeneral Ros (Zarbli), Timo Troschi, Benoit Visoisse (both of Mytannion) and Jules Talmont (Valladar). It really would be interesting to see who loses their place if he comes in though.

Olympic Thessia could well complete the great escape in the last nine games of the Takillega season, they were second-bottom after nine games and then were eighth after 18 games. They were five points behind at this point however. They are now seven points behind and would need to hit the best form of their season if they were to be able to escape this. The strange thing is, 1923 Esca could also manage to escape relegation being only one point further behind Olympic. This means that DNFK, who had looked safe up until this point, could well be dragged into the relegation mire.

Atletik Thessia have an eleven point gap now, with a possible twenty-seven points left. They could be caught but it is very much in their own hands. They have to win around five games and draw a few - as long as they beat both 1896 Ebor and Parr City in them games then they should be fine. Jamie Brown could win the title at his first attempt as a manager after taking over from Theo Wekkler at the start of this season. Jamie Brown has been a good manager for them and could well stay at the helm of Atletik for years to come. To be fair though, it really is down to the players and the players at Atletik are certainly a great unit. They're all relatively young too, so could be at the top of the league for years to come.

by **Mytannion** » Sat May 14, 2011 4:36 pm

1990/1991 Season - Part 4 of 4

MATCHDAY 28
Olympic Thessia 1-1 Atletik Thessia
SK Thyssia 1-3 1896 Ebor
Miago City 3-1 Parr City
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-1 Decraa United
SK Port Jarko 1-1 1923 Esca

The Zenit Toranj Derby was a close game with plenty of back-and-forth action, Lijenost Klinicki's header was cancelled out by Filip Pedretti's curled strike. 1896 Ebor beat SK Thyssia and have pretty much relegated them, Jason Campbell's brace and Witterien's free-kick winning it for 1896 and keeping them within striking distance of Atletik Thessia. Miago City beat Parr City 3-1 and Miago really have had a resurgence since being promoted back to the big time - they really were playing in a league that was below their quality in the 2.Takillega, Stefano Bakken's double and Sivoli's beautiful volley enough to keep

MATCHDAY 29
Atletik Thessia 2-2 SK Thyssia
Olympic Thessia 2-1 Miago City
1896 Ebor 2-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
Parr City 2-0 SK Port Jarko
Decraa United 1-3 1923 Esca

The Thessia-Thyssia Derby was a draw, Rundschau's brace put the Citizens ahead but Ciurlizza and Separin's goals meant that the Bluejays would at least come away from Maine Road with a draw. Olympic Thessia kept up their battle against relegation with a 2-1 win over Miago, a 93rd minute goal from Pedretti won it for Olympic. 1896 Ebor kept up their title challenge with a comfortable 2-0 win over DNFK, Witterien scored two against his old club - his dribbles bamboozling his old team-mates and were enough to win it for the Tangerine Army. 1923 Esca continued to battle against relegation with a 3-1 win over Decraa United, Dmitri Lja's hattrick was the highlight of an impressive victory.

MATCHDAY 30
Miago City 1-1 Atletik Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-1 SK Thyssia
SK Port Jarko 2-1 Olympic Thessia
1923 Esca 0-4 1896 Ebor
Decraa United 1-4 Parr City

SK Port Jarko won 2-1 over Olympic Thessia, Ludvik Vanbetoven was inspirational as captain for the Rebels - his double won it for them as they came from behind at the Bayarena. 1896 Ebor are making sure that this title race will really go down to the wire, Campbell, Olivar and Witterien really teaming up to smash through 1923 Esca. Campbell's two headers, Olivar's dinked volley and Witterien's flick made for an impressive victory. Parr City solidified their 3rd place spot further as they beat Decraa United 4-1, Benoit Visoisse scored two, as did Jules Talmont meaning they both have fourteen goals for the season. Decraa did get a late reply through Lenart Goricag, but it was too little, too late.

MATCHDAY 31
Atletik Thessia 2-4 Dukla Nastalich FK
Miago City 1-1 SK Port Jarko
SK Thyssia 1-2 1923 Esca
Olympic Thessia 0-4 Decraa United
1896 Ebor 3-2 Parr City

DNFK beat Atletik Thessia at Maine Road - which is an interesting point... Seen as Maine Road isn't as big a fortress as it used to be, as they have lost more games at home this season that any other of their title winning seasons. Sami Wunderlich's hattrick won it - and he currently is challenging for the goalscoring. Decraa United hurt Olympic Thessia's hopes of staying up with a 4-0 win, Goricag's double combined with Henning Tir's long-range strike and Uwe Rosler's eighth goal of the season capped a great performance for the Bulls. 1896 Ebor well and truly looked like a title-winning side, with their great comeback. 2-0 down until the 76th minute and that was when they really came into action. Witterien's cross was nodded home by Campbell and then the same man ran clear of the defence and slotted home. Witterien won it however with a great volley over the head of the goalkeeper.

MATCHDAY 32
SK Port Jarko 2-6 Atletik Thessia
1923 Esca 0-3 Dukla Nastalich FK
Decraa United 5-1 Miago City
Parr City 5-1 SK Thyssia
1896 Ebor 1-1 Olympic Thessia

Atletik Thessia travelled to the Bayarena and won 6-2, an amazing scoreline which left SK Port Jarko down and possibly out. Rundschau scored two, Hjik two and one each for Tasecchi and Klinicki. The pick of the six was the half-volley by Mirko Tasecchi from the edge of the box which was beautifully flighted into the top corner. Decraa United thoroughly embarrassed Miago City in the Central Derby, Uwe Rosler got four and put in a brilliant display his free-kick the best of the goals. Lenart Goricag got the other goal for the Bulls and Bakken got the goal for Miago City. Parr City thrashed SK Thyssia at the Centralstadion, Visoisse grabbed a brilliant hattrick.

MATCHDAY 33
Atletik Thessia 2-0 1923 Esca
SK Port Jarko 3-4 Decraa United
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-1 Parr City
Miago City 3-1 1896 Ebor
SK Thyssia 0-2 Olympic Thessia

A thriller came from the Bayarena as the away team Decraa United compounded SK Port Jarko's relegation fears as the Rebels lost again. Rosler scored two, Goricag with one and Laze v Tuhinju's volley enough to win in a very tight encounter as Port Jarko scored three in the 3-4 loss. Parr City won the last Windmill Derby of the season with Benoit Visoisse's curled shot. Miago City could have stopped 1896 Ebor's title hopes, but we still know it'll go down to the wire. Stefano Bakken's brace showed why he is wanted by two of the 'Big Three'.

MATCHDAY 34
Decraa United 3-2 Atletik Thessia
Parr City 2-0 1923 Esca
1896 Ebor 6-1 SK Port Jarko
Olympic Thessia 3-2 Dukla Nastalich FK
SK Thyssia 1-1 Miago City

Decraa United let 1896 Ebor in for a chance to close the gap between them and Atletik at the top. Decraa having some brilliant form of late, Rosler's double and Henning Tir's tap-in won it in a close 3-2 win at the Decraa Arena. Parr City beat 1923 Esca, Visoisse and Talmont once again combining to win it. 1896 Ebor won 6-1 at home versus SK Port Jarko, near enough relegating them. Campbell, Witterien and Olivar all got a double each - with Raimundo Olivar's bicycle kick being the best of all. Olympic Thessia are really doing well in their fight to keep their head above water. Pedretti got a hattrick and made sure that they could at least attempt to take it all the way and stay up.

MATCHDAY 35
Atletik Thessia 4-3 Parr City
Decraa United 1-4 1896 Ebor
1923 Esca 2-2 Olympic Thessia
SK Port Jarko 1-1 SK Thyssia
Dukla Nastalich FK 4-0 Miago City

Atletik Thessia won the title on the penultimate day with a 4-3 win over Parr City, Ure Rundschau got two and Klinicki got a headed double to make sure they would be Champions for a fourth consecutive season. 1896 Ebor did also manage to win and by a wide margin too. Olivar got a nice hattrick to make sure he surely the signing of the season (or maybe joint-signing of the season, with his team-mate Andre Witterien). DNFK thrashed Miago City at Tyrur Lane, Wunderlich scoring two and Huberdeau with the other two for the Bees.

MATCHDAY 36
1896 Ebor 1-0 Atletik Thessia
Olympic Thessia 1-1 Parr City
SK Thyssia 3-3 Decraa United
Miago City 0-1 1923 Esca
Dukla Nastalich FK 3-0 SK Port Jarko

1896 Ebor did beat Atletik Thessia 1-0 on the last day of the season to make sure it was the closest title race we have ever had - the fact Atletik had won and lifted the trophy last weekend meaning 1896 couldn't win it. Campbell was the goalscorer. DNFK trashed SK Port Jarko at home, Wunderlich with two and Huberdeau with a lovely free-kick meaning that Olympic only needed a point to stay up. Olympic knew that SK Port Jarko had lost earlier in the day and knew all they would have to do was get a point against a good Parr City side. Pedretti got a late but great equaliser to keep them up and it was his 17th goal of the season. SK Thyssia and Decraa United played out a great match, SK Thyssia were already long relegated but they sure put a show on for their fans at Stade Harbig, Pablo Ciurlizza, Laze Separin and Jop Krueger all got a goal each and Decraa had goals from Laze v Tuhinju, the big man getting a hattrick for the Bulls.

The Final Tables:

Mytanar Takillega Standings

   Team                     P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
 1 Atletik Thessia         36  21   8   7  84  42  +42  71 Champions, TQCC, RCdC.
 2 1896 Ebor               36  21   7   8  80  51  +29  70 Runners-Up, TQCC, RCdC.
 3 Parr City               36  20   4  12  59  43  +16  64 GC, RCdlP, Cygnus Cup.
 4 Dukla Nastalich FK      36  13  11  12  63  54   +9  50 GC, RCdlP.
 5 Decraa United           36  13  10  13  67  68   -1  49 GC, RCdlP.
 6 Miago City              36  14   7  15  65  69   -4  49
 7 Olympic Thessia         36  10  11  15  58  66   -8  41
 8 SK Port Jarko           36  11   8  17  49  68  -19  41 Relegated.
 9 1923 Esca               36   9  11  16  37  57  -20  38 Relegated.
10 SK Thyssia              36   6   7  23  52  96  -44  25 Relegated.

2. Takillega Standings

    Team                           P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Thessia '23                   38  26   7   5  94  41  +53  85 Champions, Promoted, SBCC.
  2 Olympik of Stratenberg        38  19  10   9  86  44  +42  67 Runners-Up, Promoted, SBCC.
  3 Stade Ouverjavaa              38  20   6  12  56  41  +15  66 Promoted, SBCC.
  4 Litala '93                    38  17  13   8  54  32  +22  64 Promoted, SBCC.
  5 FK Ibon                       38  17  11  10  34  24  +10  62 Promotion Play-Off.
  6 Inzernakional Backsfield      38  18   8  12  66  65   +1  62 Promotion Play-Off, Promoted.
  7 FK Arsika                     38  16  12  10  57  53   +4  60 
  8 Kiznhiy-Grod Neputsk          38  16   6  16  38  36   +2  54
  9 Poulton Youth                 38  14   9  15  47  38   +9  51
 10 Lok. Cassia                   38  13  12  13  42  35   +7  51
 11 Rotor. Argyres                38  14   8  16  61  75  -14  50
 12 Cosmopolitan                  38  14   6  18  62  70   -8  48
 13 Rotor. Dzinkagrad             38  13   8  17  39  45   -6  47
 14 Miago United                  38  14   4  20  58  74  -16  46
 15 Donegal Celtic                38  11  10  17  39  58  -19  43
 16 Fk Trunca                     38  11  10  17  53  75  -22  43
 17 Poulton Town                  38  11   9  18  56  73  -17  42
 18 Esca United                   38  10  10  18  33  46  -13  40 Relegated.
 19 Manchester City               38   9  12  17  45  64  -19  39 Relegated.
 20 ESV Esca                      38   6  11  21  42  73  -31  29 Relegated.

3. Liga Standings

    Team                                P   W   D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 OGI Esca                           38  20  16   2  55  25  +30  76 Champions, Promoted.
  2 1876 Potsdam                       38  20  12   6  51  32  +19  72 Runners-Up, Promoted.
  3 Staining Town                      38  20   9   9  59  40  +19  69 Promotion Play-Offs.
  4 East Ham                           38  21   5  12  68  60   +8  68 Promotion Play-Offs.
  5 Arklow                             38  19   7  12  56  37  +19  64 Promotion Play-Offs.
  6 FK Sportsverein Kitzbuhel '66      38  17   9  12  60  41  +19  60 Promotion Play-Offs, Promoted.
  7 Versailla                          38  16  11  11  53  49   +4  59
  8 Carrickfinn Rangers                38  16   9  13  55  44  +11  57
  9 Parr FK                            38  15   9  14  68  60   +8  54
 10 Cizian Rangers                     38  14  10  14  35  32   +3  52
 11 Borderguard FC                     38  12  10  16  46  55   -9  46
 12 Dinamo Regina                      38  11  12  15  32  30   +2  45
 13 FK Port Jarko                      38  12   9  17  51  57   -6  45
 14 Ibon Wanderers                     38  11  10  17  44  54  -10  43
 15 Exmoor FC                          38  12   7  19  47  65  -18  43
 16 Miago FC                           38  11   9  18  56  64   -8  42
 17 Foxhall                            38  11   9  18  40  53  -13  42
 18 Lions SC                           38  11   6  21  44  66  -22  39 Relegated.
 19 1899. Torghetten                   38  11   5  22  56  79  -23  38 Relegated.
 20 Decraa '80                         38   8  10  20  40  73  -33  34 Relegated.

4. Liga Standings

    Team                          P   W   D   L  For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Spionar Rangers              38  25   8   5  109  41  +68  83 Champions, Promoted.
  2 Ouverjavaa FC                38  23   5  10   72  48  +24  74 Runners-Up, Promoted.
  3 Dinamo Sagrel                38  22   6  10   86  53  +33  72 Promotion Play-Offs.
  4 Cromer Town                  38  19   6  13   66  41  +25  63 Promotion Play-Offs, Promoted.
  5 Pasadena FC                  38  16  10  12   55  67  -12  58 Promotion Play-Offs.
  6 Dyka Town                    38  15  12  11   63  50  +13  57 Promotion Play-Offs.
  7 Thessia FC                   38  15  10  13   77  66  +11  55
  8 Des Moines                   38  14  12  12   65  63   +2  54
  9 Backsfield Independents      38  16   4  18   79  91  -12  52
 10 Stade Potsdam                38  13  11  14   52  62  -10  50
 11 Relbion FC                   38  14   7  17   57  72  -15  49
 12 Arsika Wanderers             38  12  12  14   59  64   -5  48
 13 CF Versailla                 38  13   7  18   52  69  -17  46
 14 FK Thyssia                   38  13   7  18   64  82  -18  46
 15 Cote-Ast SC                  38  10  14  14   59  72  -13  44
 16 Donau 1888                   38  13   5  20   49  70  -21  44
 17 Golden Coast United          38  11   9  18   44  55  -11  42
 18 Olympik of Esca              38  10  11  17   37  46   -9  41
 19 Chekiya Town                 38  10  10  18   31  43  -12  40
 20 Olympic Zirca                38   7  12  19   28  49  -21  33

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The Mytanar Takillega is being expanded from ten teams to twelve teams for next season and so the top four of the 2.Takillega are promoted and then fifth and sixth play out a Promotion Play-Off game, which sleeping giants Inzernakional Backsfield won and so are promoted back to the big time. Thessia '23 also came straight back up, to make sure there would be three Thessia clubs in the Mytanar Takillega next season. Olympik of Stratenberg are up too, their little club on Magev Island has somehow managed to get up, coming up too are Stade Ouverjavaa and Litala '93 who are also getting promoted back to the biggest league.

Going down are SK Port Jarko, 1923 Esca and SK Thyssia. The Champions of only five seasons ago, SK Port Jarko are a huge surprise to get relegated - but they have been and will now have to dig their way out of the 2.Takillega, they will be a huge scalp in that division and so most teams will go all-out to beat them. 1923 Esca are another big team that are going down, the biggest side from the capital going down to the second level - they have been replaced with two smaller teams - but it will certainly be interesting if the Reds can get back up straight away. SK Thyssia's petrodollars were not enough to keep them up but they should be able to come back up.

Atletik Thessia went to another title but do seem to be losing their edge of dominance, with only one point separating the top two this time around. They've won four consecutive titles and are by far the most successful club in Mytanar footballing history, especially in terms of trophies won and even more so in the way they have contributed to improving the quality of the league. Atletik have won seven trophies including four league titles. Their nearest challenger is SK Port Jarko (who have course just been relegated so cannot play in the Kombarov Crown, so cannot win that as it is a cup for only the top teams), who have won two trophies. Surprisingly, 1896 Ebor have not won a domestic trophy yet.

We'll have to wait for next season to see what will happen in the newly expanded Mytanar Takillega, it sure will be a season to remember.

Top Five Goalscorers
1. Jason Campbell (1896 Ebor) - 33
2. Sami Wunderlich (Dukla Nastalich FK) - 27
3. Ure Rundschau (Atletik Thessia) - 26
4. Andre Witterien (1896 Ebor) - 25
5. Lijenost Klinicki (Atletik Thessia) - 23

by **Mytannion** » Sun May 15, 2011 10:52 am

1990/1991 Season Round-Up for International Qualifiers, Mytanar Takillega and the Kombarov Crown Cup.

International Qualifiers.
TakilQuip Champions' Cup: Atletik Thessia, 1896 Ebor.
Globe Cup: Parr City, Dukla Nastalich FK, Decraa United.
Series B Champions' Cup: Thessia '23, Olympik of Stratenberg, Stade Ouverjavaa, Litala '93.
Cygnus Cup: Parr City.
Aeropag Invitational: Atletik Thessia.

Mytanar Takillega.
Champions: Atletik Thessia.
Runners-Up: 1896 Ebor.
Relegated: SK Port Jarko, 1923 Esca, SK Thyssia.
Player of the Season: Robin Hjik (Atletik Thessia).
Foreign Player of the Season: Raimundo Olivar (1896 Ebor - Osarius).
Top Goalscorer: Jason Campbell (1896 Ebor) - 33 goals.

Kombarov Crown Cup.
Champions: Parr City.
Runners-Up: Miago City.
Top Goalscorer: Stefano Bakken (Miago City) - 5 goals.

by **Mytannion** » Tue May 31, 2011 12:05 pm

1991/1992 Season

(Key: Best three players in Bold, foreign players are in italics).

1896 Ebor: Holzman - Parmova, Marib, Weathler, Madsen - Budz, Olivar, Witterien, Vanbetoven, Alia - Campbell.
Nicknames: 'The Tangerine Army', 'The Northmen', 'The Highlanders'.
Stadium: Oluja Stadion, Ebor North, Ebor (Capacity, 22,500).
Sponsor(s): Tekno (Information Technology and Computing).
Manager: Mika Vertinov (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Well, last season they finished 2nd and only missed out on the title by a point. They haven't won a trophy yet, their new manager nearly winning them something big for the first time. They are always the 'nearly' team or 'next-year's team' - once again, we don't think they'll win it - but they will certainly aim to win something, either the Trophie del Nakional or the league. We think they'll finish 3rd however, Atletik Thessia are too far ahead and Parr City have invested in top talent. They're everyones 2nd team, everyone ones them to do well - but they can never seem to win it. They have brought in Ludvik Vanbetoven from the relegated SK Port Jarko and he is a real talent - they could do well in the cup perhaps.
Rivalries: None in the Mytanar Takillega this season.
Trophies Won: 1 St-Fortunat InterLigue.
Fans: They have the best fans in the league, their fans haven't got much else to do up in the bitter snow and ice - so football is huge and the fans are fanatical. They go to every game in whatever weather - no matter where their team is playing in the nation or world, they will travel there in numbers. The famous north-stand is the 'Kop' and it rocks every game and is probably one of the loudest and steepest stands in the world. Their stadium is good and has been modernised recently, the fans are loyal, support the team through thick and thin - whether they are winning or losing the Tangerine Army follow their team. Very loud set of fans.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are traditionally liberal on personal issues and socialist on economic issues.

Atletik Thessia: Nightingale - Toae, Baracs, Kilic, Urz - Bang, Hjik, Tasecchi, van Jendrisen - Rundschau, Klinicki.
Nicknames: 'The Citizens', 'The Sky-Blues', 'Atletik'.
Stadium: Maine Road, Zenit Toranj, Thessia (Capacity, 35,150)
Sponsor(s): Shock (Cars) and Thessia Aerosystems (Various Technologies).
Manager: Jamie Brown (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They won the league again last season, they are seemingly unstoppable. They did however, win by a smaller margin - last season by only one point. They are a top, top side and their investment in new players demonstrates that. They have signed Stephen Nightingale, the Sorthern goalkeeper coming in to replace Teddy Jakobsen who has retired and they have brought in creative Polarian, Ole van Jendrisen to add a bit more creative force to add to the creative play of Mirko Tasecchi and the drive, grit, determination and general ability of Robin Hjik. Their strike-force is awesome too, Rundschau brilliant in the Takillega and Klinicki amazing all over. They have a strong defence too, two players (Kilic and Urz) having played for the national side. They will expect nothing less than the treble, the league, the cup and the Kombarov Crown - 1st.
Rivalries: Olympic Thessia (Zenit Toranj Derby), Thessia '23 (Thessia Derby).
Trophies Won: 1 Rushmore Copa de Campeones, 4 Mytanar Takillegas, 3 Trophie del Nakionals.
Fans: Last season they had one true derby against Olympic Thessia and one regional derby against SK Thyssia. This season, they will have two true derbies against teams from the same city. They are volatile, loud, loyal and proud of what their team has managed to achieve. They like to have players from Thessia in the side and at one point had an entirely Thessian team, with every player having been born within the city of Thessia or on the outskirts or outlying towns of the city. They didn't win the league by as many points last season and so weren't so bothered when their team started to invest in foreigners. They are extremely loud, extremely loyal and probably have the largest away following in the nation with fans travelling in huge numbers everywhere.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are traditionally left-wing. They support the collective society and like democracy and liberalism on personal/social issues.

Decraa United: Pelenka - Sovlainin, Dirarno, Dontigny, Balson - Herzog, Goricag, Tir, Rosler - Clarke, v Tuhinju.
Nicknames: 'United', 'The Bulls'.
Stadium: Decraa Arena, Bakar, Decraa (Capacity, 18,000).
Sponsor(s): X2 (Energy Drinks, Soft Drinks etc).
Manager: Randy Vorska (5th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 5th last season, meaning they are at the very least consistent as they have qualified for international competitions regularly. Vorska being a very consistent manager and the joint-longest serving manager in the Mytanar Takillega. He has brought in Danny Clarke from Sorthern Northland, the youngster looking very pacy and could work well with Laze v Tuhinju the towering behemoth. They look dangerous this season, with a good mix of creativity and determination. Vorska seems to be doing a good job on the quiet, with no one seemingly expecting United to do this well - they will want to win something for the first time ever, their best chance probably being in the Trophie del Nakional - who knows they could win it with a little bit of luck - there are only four rounds in the cup. We think they'll finish 6th, just outside international spots.
Rivalries: Inzernakional Backsfield (East Midlands Derby), Miago City (The Central Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Good, noisy fans and come out in numbers when the team is doing well - if they aren't however, fans tend to stay at home and watch games on the television. They could probably spur the team on more than they do but they are certainly good when travelling, supporting their team until the end and not causing too many problems for stewards, police or stadia.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They tend to be left-wing on economic matters but quite nationalistic otherwise. They think that they should keep the nation strong and are quite conservative on social issues.

Dukla Nastalich FK: Johnson - Chiche, Ortega, Tudnak, Etepov - Lulykin, Huberdeau, Sankt, Fontaine - Sunderland, Wunderlich.
Nicknames: 'DNFK', 'The Bees', 'The Dukes'.
Stadium: Tyrur Lane, Titishan, Parr (Capacity, 13,400).
Sponsor(s): Airocon (Airline, Travel).
Manager: Mirka Jukuk (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: Last season was Mirka Jukuk's first season in the DNFK job and he did a brilliant job, leaving the sinking ship at Port Jarko just in time. He took his new team to 4th and Globe Cup qualification on a shoe-string budget and without changing too much. He has brought in one new player over the transfer window - Elliot Sunderland from SK Port Jarko, the striker had an impressive goalscoring record last season - scoring 12, it is hoped he can work well with Wunderlich and Huberdeau who were the heartbeat of this side. Wunderlich had scored 27 last season and Huberdeau scored 9, so if these three work well - DNFK could do very well. They will want to be consistent and qualify for international competitions again, maybe even win the Trophie del Nakional. We think they'll finish 4th again and maybe have a run in the Cup.
Rivalries: Parr City (Windmill Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: They aren't the minnows they once were, but now an established Mytanar Takillega team. They have great pride in their team and the expanded stadium they play in now allows for more noise. They create a happy-go-lucky atmosphere inside Tyrur Lane and encourage the away fans to mingle with the home fans before and after the game outside the stadium.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are pretty centrist, but are loyal to the royal family and therefore are slightly right-leaning on both personal and economic issues.

Inzernakional Backsfield: Dessler - Techena, Tyson, Robertson, Klic - Acimovic, Sherwood, Irvin, Pirikov - Perez, Stanley.
Nicknames: 'The Gunners'.
Stadium: Gunnery Lane, Hillingdon, Backsfield (Capacity, 12,000).
Sponsor(s): Halo Technologies (Computing and Gaming).
Manager: John Martins (3rd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They came up through the two-team promotion play-off last season, after finishing 6th in the 2.Takillega, they have invested in a couple of new players; Leo Dessler from SK Thyssia and Moses Klic from SK Port Jarko. Their youth system is also very good and they have young talents, Will Sherwood, Ty Irvin, Yuri Pirikov and Ricardo Perez in their side. They have some good players, but they just aren't strong enough and we predict they finish dead last - poor Gunners, 12th.
Rivalries: Decraa United (East Midlands Derby), Miago City (North Midlands Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans: Loud, proud fans - they have a very strange accent which is quite lazy but still puts emphasis on certain words. Their chants are witty and creative and normally make opposing fans laugh even at themselves. They're proud to be back at the top level after three seasons and hope to enjoy themselves even though they lost the majority of their best players when they got relegated three seasons ago.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They're based in a city which is mainly made up of military barracks and arms factories. They are therefore quite militaristic and conservative and quite capitalist on economic matters.

Litala '93: Scuda - Robinson, Boluca, Duluth, Duff - Johnson, Troschi, St-Hilaire, Tekenye - Heine, Zaporizhin.
Nicknames: 'Purple-White Army', '93'ers', 'Racing' (pronounced the french/spanish way).
Stadium: Wyan Road, Litala, Esca (Capacity, 18,000).
Sponsor(s): Bjarnesen Riggers (Oil Company).
Manager: Lukas Boronin (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 4th in 2.Takillega last season, which would have only been good enough for a spot in the play-offs but because the Mytanar Takillega was being expanded, it was enough to qualify for automatic promotion. The 93'ers wasted no time in making new signings to add to their young talent, as they signed six new players. They certainly have a very strong squad for a promoted side with 4 of the players having top-level experience in Mytannion. Jean Duluth and Bertrand St-Hilaire are top players from over in Cotdelapoms and they're certainly good investments - Zaporizhin is a good striker too, pace, power and great finishing, the full package. They have a strong side and should stay up quite easily, they should finish 8th.
Rivalries: None
Trophies Won: 1 2.Takillega
Fans: They have good support, their stadium is tight and compact - fans close to the pitch and the players can hear them very easily. Fans of either team at Wyan Road normally fight or at least hurl abuse and missiles at each other - with the three ways to get into the away stand being alleys through houses - the Litala fans normally live in these houses and can lob stuff at the away fans from their back-garden and away fans normally trying to do damage to the houses around there. The fans are quite loud and violent, they have a big following.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They're from Esca, Litala is a district of the capital city - and people from that area are generally centrist on social issues and capitalist about economics - they see the bright lights of the big city regularly and see rich foreigners visiting the city too.

Miago City: Sayer - Danilo, Cohleb, Hucar, van Senisnen - Sundstrom, Villemure, Reid, Sivoli - Badjkev, Bakken.
Nicknames: 'Citteh', 'The Big Smoke'.
Stadium: Miago Park, Aston, Miago (Capacity, 30,000).
Sponsor(s): YJB Industries (Various).
Manager: Leon Koivu (4th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: After being promoted back to the Mytanar Takillega last season they managed to survive the relegation battle and nearly qualify for international competitions (which shows just how close the league was last season). They are a huge side and have one of the biggest grounds in the league with a huge following of fans, they want glory - they used to be a huge club but not so much recently. They have signed big players and so hope this can shoot them towards glory. Pol Sundstrom and Arnaud Villemure are great talents and should be able to shoot the team onto a bit of silverware. They will want to win something this year, perhaps the cup - they could even win the league if other teams got struck by injuries. They should finish 7th though.
Rivalries: Decraa United (The Central Derby), Inzernakional Backsfield (North Midlands Derby).
Trophies Won: 1 2.Takillega
Fans: They have a huge following which has only grown down the years, they are situated in one of the biggest cities in Mytannion. Most of the talk in the city during the week revolves around football, they love the sport and the team. Their hardcore go to every game home or away, they have possibly the joint-best away following (with 1896 Ebor and Atletik Thessia), they hae fans who love them - they make a lot of noise, love the club and follow them through thick and thin.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are located in one of the most industrial cities in Mytannion where a whole lot of factory work is done, they therefore have a large far-left following. They tend to be far-left on economic issues and hard on some social issues, hardline Marxists.

Olympic Thessia: Achen - Pitka, Oberhauser, Gower, Sánchez-O'Higgins - Rodrigo, Ness, Gunnarsson, Apual - Pedretti, von Haxelburg.
Nicknames: 'Olympic', 'O Kaunos'.
Stadium: Kaunostadion, Zenit Toranj, Thessia (Capacity, 2000).
Sponsor(s): Zynga Games (Computer Gaming).
Manager: Max Haberhorm (5th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 7th last season, escaping relegation on goal difference. They did well as no one had expected them to stay up. This meant they invested heavily in players during this transfer window - signing Sánchez-O'Higgins from James Connolly SC (Sorthern Northland) for M(C)15 million. They also signed Josef Gunnarsson from Mauntenborg FC (Swartaz), this means they are expecting a bit more success this season as their squad is significantly stronger even with - only - these two signings. They will want to finish safely mid-table, possibly pushing on for international competitions and maybe a run in the cup (they are a patient club, they don't want instant success), but we expect them to finish 5th, stealing the last Globe Cup spot.
Rivalries: Atletik Thessia (Zenit Toranj Derby), Thessia '23 (Workers' Derby).
Trophies Won: None
Fans:They have a small stadium, but that doesn't stop them from having a massive amount of fans. They have a large local following and fill out the 2000 capacity Kaunostadion out every week. They are very loud too, making a whole lot more noise than 2000 people should do. Their song 'O Kaunos' deals with a young fans life and how it should be lived and they have gotten a nickname because of this song - the song is belted out every game and rouses the fans and players into the zone for every game.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are traditionally left on economic matters and liberal on social issues.

Olympik of Stratenberg: Dobby - Schnell, Denizen, Richardson - Sheridan, Scuda, Rybak, Utca - Nevorihn, Csekov, Castonguay.
Nicknames: 'Olympik', 'Islanders'.
Stadium: Waldhof Stadium, Stratenberg, Magev Island (Capacity, 10,000).
Sponsor(s): Voy (Clothing).
Manager: Liam Wallinger (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 2nd in the 2.Takillega last season, which would have sealed automatic promotion normally - but they've done very well and have invested in some new players too. Claude Castonguay could prove to be a good buy for free from Cotdelapoms, Nyar Utca from Atletik Thessia, Harold Denizen from Miago City and Serge Johnson from the same club. They have some great young talent too, Nevorihn, Csekov, Rybak - all the makings of a very good side. They are an extremely ambitious side that are bank-rolled by Gautur Skurlassen who owns MytaTel (the major telecommunications company in Mytannion), so they'll want glory straight away - possibly the cup for them. We reckon that they'll finish 9th though, just avoiding relegation and they could possibly have a run in the cup.
Rivalries: None
Trophies Won: None
Fans: They fill out their stadium every week (there are only two clubs on Magev Island, Olympik of Stratenberg and Staining Town - the latter being in the 3.Liga, so Olympik easily have more support - but population is almost halved between the two teams), they have good support and travel well - going anywhere with their team. They are loyal to the team, not the loudest - but have some funny chants and generally have a laugh about themselves quite often - with them being isolated from the rest of the nation out on Magev Island. Good, solid fans.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are leftist on economic issues and fairly centrist on social issues.

Parr City: Rugic - Maestic, Kiril, Mahuc, Marquez - Talmont, Demarchelier, Gagnon, Ros - Ó Murchú, Magnusson.
Nicknames: 'Moneybags', 'The Power', 'The Sky-Blues'.
Stadium: Centralstadion, Nastalich, Parr (Capacity, 22,000).
Sponsor(s): MytaEnergie (Energy Company, the club are also owned by the richest man in the country).
Manager: Famre Rezic (5th Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 3rd last season, which was a little disappointing for the richest club in the country. They did win their first trophy however, and that is probably what kept Famre Rezic in the job after he lifted the Trophie del Nakional. It is obvious that now, he is going all out for the league - as is their owner. They have spent M(C)92 million to try and win the league this year, if they don't - Rezic will most definitely be sacked. They've got an all-foreign midfield and attack, after they let go talisman Benoit Visoisse and brought in Jean-Pierre Gagnon (Sorthern Northland) and Luc Demarchelier (Polar Islandstates), both creative, but both having grit and determination too - they should drive this team forward with Jules Talmont and Jeneral Ros. They also signed Seán Ó Murchú from Red Star Cork, the 30-year old striker at the height of his career. They have had criticism levelled at them for not having a very 'Mytanar' side, with only five players being from the nation, but Fahe Mahuc is a top centre-back and he is Mytanar. They will hope that all this investment in foreign players pays off as they try to win the title. We think they'll finish 2nd.
Rivalries: Dukla Nastalich FK (Windmill Derby).
Trophies Won: 1 Trophie del Nakional
Fans: Their stadium is filled every game, with their team having a large Hureci following. They don't make as much noise as some of the other team's fans. But they go out in force, their team being one of the focusses of their week. They know their team has the money, and are vocal about it, booing the players whenever they do badly.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are far-right on all issues and are particularly racist because of their large Hureci following. Hurecs are people from Nasto and they hate the mainlanders and want Nasto to become its' own nation. They hate the other races within Mytannion, mainly the Ofraics. This is quite idiosyncratic seen as one of their legends (Benoit Visoisse - who is still playing and is only 19) is Ofraic.

Stade Ouverjavaa: Andersen - Kuznetzov, Chazvic, Scuda, Pratt - Bikmoyev, Sedlak, van der Zwan, Sakhalin - Blaha, Rition.
Nicknames: 'Stade', 'Orange-Blues'.
Stadium: Uverbank, Ouverjavaa, Esca (Capacity, 8650). Picture taken from the North Bank.
Sponsor(s): Obertemchen (Cars).
Manager: Iosef Zlalik (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They finished 3rd in the 2.Takillega last season, which would have been good enough for only the play-offs normally, but as said - with the re-structuring of the top-flight, it was good enough for promotion this year. Stade Ouverjavaa are a pretty small team, although they've been at the top level before, though got relegated straight back down. They have brought in some good players, Rition - a midfielder turned striker who scores quite a few and Chazvic, the defender from SK Port Jarko. Not too many big signings.. They have however got two of the best young talents in the league, Jan Sedlak and Niek van der Zwan - the two make a dynamic and creative duo in the centre of the park. They work well together, van der Zwan is a tough tackling, good passer and Sedlak is a well-positioned, creative player. They will just want to escape relegation, we don't think they will - 11th.
Rivalries: None
Trophies Won: None
Fans: One of their stands is world famous, the Northbank is a 4000 seater stand - it is the north stand, not even one of the sideline stands and it accounts for nearly half of the stadium capacity. This provides a unique atmosphere with the sideline stands having 2000 seats each and the away end having 650 seats, meaning the away fans are very compacted. They have average support, they follow their team well but aren't too noisy. They are proud of their team as they are the smallest 'big' team in Esca and support them just because they're doing well. They would of course like to overtake Litala '93 and 1923 Esca though.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are capitalists, though liberal on personal issues.

Thessia '23: Clarke - Cama, Mesa, Tyinaa, Leonard - van Haan, Nilsson, Parker, Roche - Leandro, Nonno.
Nicknames: '23', 'Hammers'.
Stadium: Koblar Lane, East Thessia, Thessia (Capacity, 20,000).
Sponsor(s): Koblar Sports (Sportswear).
Manager: Vladimir Ilyich (2nd Season).
Last Season, Objectives and Expectations: They stormed to the 2.Takillega title last season, ensuring that they are certainly a successful club even though they were relegated down to the second level of Mytanar football a couple of seasons ago. They are a successful club, having won the Trophie del Nakional too - but they may not stay up this season even so. They haven't invested in their side too heavily, after only bringing in a new player of each position. They could be strong enough to stay up, they have the top-flight experience of both Mesa and Nilsson and have signed two Kazzorians, a goalkeeper and striker Edgar Nonno - who is certainly a contentious issue among pundits as he is a player who had a sex-change to comply with league rules. They will want to escape relegation and try to establish themselves in the top-flight in a few seasons. We think they'll get relegated, although only narrowly - after finishing 10th.
Rivalries: Atletik Thessia (Thessia Derby), Olympic Thessia (Workers' Derby).
Trophies Won: 1 Trophie del Nakional, 1 2.Takillega
Fans: The fans of East Thessia are loyal - like all other fans of Thessian teams. They are fanatical and just want to be the best team in the city, although that would take the dethroning of Atletik Thessia - which may not happen for a long while. They would be happy to go ahead of Olympic Thessia - who are currently the 2nd best team in Thessia. They are loud and quite violent towards other local teams and so police presences are significant when there are derbies between Thessia clubs. They'd be happy to see their side escape relegation and perhaps send Olympic down in the process.
Clubs/Fans Political Leanings: They are liberal on social issues and extreme, radical communists on economic issues.

by **Mytannion** » Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:30 am

1991/1992 Season - The Trophie del Nakional

Well, here we are once again at the start of a new season of football in Mytannion. We start with out national cup, the Trophie del Nakional - where the top teams pit their wits against each other in an early season display of fine football where the players showcase their skills - anything can happen in the cup and it really is a prize worth having; as the winners of the TdN go to the Cygnus Cup and play in the end of season Kombarov Crown - no one particularly cares about the second part as it is seen as another moneymaking scheme by the MFA, but who cares? The Cygnus Cup trip is worthwhile. The Trophie del Nakional is prestigious; so let's get on with the action.

First Round
Decraa United 2-1 Inzernakional Backsfield
Miago City 4-0 Litala '93
Olympic Thessia 2-0 Stade Ouverjavaa
Thessia '23 1-1 Olympik of Stratenberg (AET 1-2)

So we started off the new season with an East Midlands Derby; as Inzernakional Backsfield visited the Decraa Arena. The Gunners got off to a flyer, which was surprising as every expected them to be an absolute walkover for every single team in the Takillega - but George Stanley's header put them ahead inside ten minutes. The dream wasn't to be as Backsfield couldn't beat their rivals after a 5-minute salvo from United whereby the game was turned on its' head with recent signing Danny Clarke drawing the teams level - the Sorthern striker easily out-pacing the Backsfield defence and the Lenart Goricag heading the ball home to put the Bulls ahead and into the next round.

Litala '93 visited Miago where they were soundly beaten by a far superior City-side. Pol Sundstrom, Arnaud Villemure and a Tomas Sivoli double completing the scoring there.

Olympic Thessia eased past Stade Ouverjavaa with Swartazian international - Josef Gunnarsson starring as he scored one and set-up the second at the Kaunostadion; the surroundings were a lot different to what he is used to though in the tiny stadium which still emitted a whole lot of noise, Pedretti got the other goal there.

In possibly the most exciting tie of the round, the top two of the 2.Takillega last season met - with Olympik of Stratenberg coming away with the win in extra-time. Edgar Nonno scored first for Thessia '23, but the Islanders came back with a Claude Castonguay double - the Cotdelapomais international working well with Mytanar under-21's, Luka Nevorihn and Andrey Csekov - a real mix of old and new there.

Quarter Finals
Atletik Thessia 2-0 Olympik of Stratenberg
1896 Ebor 3-4 Olympic Thessia
Parr City 2-2 Miago City (AET 2-4)
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-4 Decraa United

The last promoted side was knocked out in the Quarter Finals by the Champions; Atletik Thessia controlling the game but their profligacy stopped them from scoring even more - a Mirko Tasecchi wonder-goal and a well worked move that left Ole van Jendrisen just to tap the ball in sending them through to the next round.

Olympic Thessia went to the highlands and the Oluja Stadion to play 1896 Ebor. In what was an exciting game the lead changed four times. 1896 Ebor went ahead through a Ludvik Vanbetoven free-kick. However, Olympic Thessia fought back and Wildo Ness brought them level and then Josef Gunnarsson put them ahead with a diving header at the back-post. 1896 Ebor were not to be out-done though as they went back ahead through two Jason Campbell headers before half-time. Olympic Thessia left it late but in the 85th minute they drew level through a top-class Pedretti effort and then in the 4th minute of injury time they won it with Gunnarsson sliding in at the back-post to tap the ball in and set-up a Zenit Toranj Derby in the semi-finals.

In yet another exciting game, Miago City went to the Centralstadion - where they were met with extra-hostility (but what's new? We ask, that happens at every game - hooliganism hasn't gone yet..), Parr City stormed into a 2-0 lead through their myriad of foreign players (they have the most in the Mytanar Takillega, with 7). Luc Demarchelier of the Polar Islandstates and then Seán Ó Murchú's (Sorthern Northland) header putting them seemingly out of sight. Miago City had a strange hunger to win however and came back amazingly, the Cotdelapomais national - Arnaud Villemure's creativity meant that they were running Parr City ragged as he whipped a free-kick around the wall and into the net, then a Stefano Bakken header and they were right back in it. It went to extra time and Miago got another two, through Tomas Sivoli mainly, his pass split the Parr back-line for Bakken to slot home and then his long-shot that went straight into the top corner sent Miago City through.

Decraa United beat DNFK in an exciting tie at Tyrur Lane, United went ahead through Henning Tir's low strike and then doubled their lead with a towering header from Laze v Tuhinju. DNFK replied through Elliot Sunderland - the Osarian being the only player they have invested in and you really have to wonder whether they can keep up with the bigger teams now. Sunderland volley showed why The Bees brought the striker in from SK Port Jarko. Decraa restored their two-goal lead soon after half-time however as Goricag threaded a ball through for Danny Clarke to run onto which he duly obliged to, and then smashed the ball past DNFK keeper, Harry Johnson. DNFK replied again through Kolod Sankt whose header looped over the goalkeeper's head. DNFK attacked but to no real avail and Decraa sealed the game with Uwe Rosler's late strike. This set-up another derby in the semi-finals between Decraa United and Miago City.

Semi Finals
Atletik Thessia 1-0 Olympic Thessia
Decraa United 3-1 Miago City

In the Zenit Toranj Derby, Atletik edged out their smaller but very close neighbours - the atmosphere at Maine Road was electric as the two sets of fans hurled abuse at each other and the noise was enormous. The action was good, end-to-end stuff and players went sliding into tackles forgetting about the referee and the possibility of getting sent off. These two sets of player hate each other. It really will have been an experience for the foreign players playing in the match (i.e. Stephen Nightingale, Ole van Jendrisen plus Darragh Sánchez-O'Higgins and Josef Gunnarsson). Robin Hjik, Atletik's inspirational captain scored the winner mid-way through the second-half with a great run through the Olympic defence and then a calm strike past the Olympic goalkeeper sending the Champions through to the Trophie del Nakional final. This would be Atletik Thessia's 5th Trophie del Nakional final, with them having won three TdN's.

Decraa United stormed to victory at home against Miago City in the other semi final - which was also a derby game. The Central Derby is nowhere near as turbulent as the Zenit Toranj Derby but the fans still hate each other with a passion and the game reflected that almost to a tee. Players squaring upto each other several times throughout the game. The scoring opend with Balson, Decraa's full-back heading home. Miago City drew level with a Tomas Sivoli strike from the edge of the box. Laze v Tuhinju then ran clear of the Miago defence and smashed one low past Will Sayer. Laze v Tuhinju then completed the scoring with a towering header to send Decraa United to their first Trophie del Nakional final.

The Final - from Stade Kombarov I, Esca (Capacity, 50,000).
Atletik Thessia 0-1 Decraa United

Decraa United won their first ever Trophie del Nakional at Stade Kombarov I after Laze v Tuhinju scored a 87th minute goal to take them to their first ever trophy in their 36-year history. So they will be going to the Cygnus Cup and competing on the international stage yet again.

by **Mytannion** » Sat Jun 18, 2011 3:42 pm

1991/1992 Season - Part 1 of 3

MATCHDAY 1
Atletik Thessia 2-0 Inzernakional Backsfield
1896 Ebor 2-2 Litala '93
Parr City 2-1 Stade Ouverjavaa
Decraa United 1-0 Olympik of Stratenberg
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-1 Thessia '23
Miago City 1-0 Olympic Thessia

Well, Match Day 1 certainly wasn't the day for the away teams as not a single away team managed to win a game. Atletik Thessia soundly beat Inzernakional Backsfield with goals from Robin Hjik and Lijenost Klinicki. Parr City beat Stade Ouverjavaa 2-1 at the Centralstadion, an early Seán Ó Murchú double was only replied to by a late Antoine Rition goal and that was not enough. Decraa United continued their recent good form after winning the Trophie del Nakional; Laze v Tuhinju's header was enough for them to beat Olympik of Stratenberg.

MATCHDAY 2
Litala '93 3-0 Atletik Thessia
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-0 Inzernakional Backsfield
Olympik of Stratenberg 1-2 1896 Ebor
Thessia '23 0-0 Parr City
Olympic Thessia 1-1 Decraa United
Miago City 2-0 Dukla Nastalich FK

Atletik Thessia were shocked by Litala '93, a brilliant 3-0 win courtesy of goals from Nikolay Zaporizhin (2) and Bertrand St-Hilaire was enough to put them right near the top of the table. Miago City are the only team on six points so far after their brilliant 2-0 win over Dukla Nastalich FK. Pol Sundstrom's rocket and Tomas Sivoli's well-worked play in the box were enough to win for Leon Koivu's men from Miago Park, where 30,000 fans watched them go top and were raucous when they finally did at the end of the game. They're one of the best supported teams in the country but they were relegated three seasons ago, but got promotion straight back to the big time and have established themselves in the top-flight once again.

MATCHDAY 3
Atletik Thessia 2-0 Stade Ouverjavaa
Litala '93 0-2 Olympik of Stratenberg
Inzernakional Backsfield 1-2 Thessia '23
1896 Ebor 0-3 Olympic Thessia
Parr City 2-1 Miago City
Decraa United 4-1 Dukla Nastalich FK

Goals went in from everywhere on Match Day 3, with 18 goals scored in six games. Decraa United thrashed DNFK 4-1, with goals from Laze v Tuhinju (2), a free-kick from Danny Clarke (Sorthern Northland international) and Henning Tir's penalty. Olympic Thessia gave 1896 Ebor a bit of a beating, Josef Gunnarsson getting two goals and working well with the team - the Swartazian signing probably being the new core of this team. Filip Pedretti scored the pick of the goals however, with his run down the right-wing and then his wondeful curled effort into the top corner. Atletik Thessia got back to their normal form though, after they beat Stade Ouverjavaa 2-0, Robin Hjik and Ure Rundschau scoring for the Citizens in a good victory. Miago City were beaten by Parr City thanks to a late Jules Talmont goal and now there is a large cluster of teams around the top.

MATCHDAY 4
Olympik of Stratenberg 1-0 Atletik Thessia
Thessia '23 2-1 Stade Ouverjavaa
Olympic Thessia 2-0 Litala '93
Miago City 2-1 Inzernakional Backsfield
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-3 1896 Ebor
Decraa United 1-0 Parr City

One away win out of six possible - the home teams once again having a stranglehold on results. Olympic Thessia got an important 2-0 victory over Litala '93 at the Kaunostadion, courtesy of a goal apiece for Josef Gunnarsson and Filip Pedretti. Miago City won out in the North Midlands Derby against Inzernakional Backsfield; they scored first through a Stefano Bakken volley. Inzernakional replied through Will Sherwood, they looked like they'd go onto win the game - but they didn't, as Tomas Sivoli struck from the edge of the box and into the back of the net. 1896 Ebor scored a late winner to beat DNFK; although they relied greatly on young striker Jason Campbell. Ludvik Vanbetoven threaded a pass through to the tall striker and he coolly slotted home, DNFK answered through Sami Wunderlich - who smashed in a goal easily. Vanbetoven turned from provider to scorer, he whipped a free-kick over the wall and into the net. DNFK answered again, through a towering Elliot Sunderland header - but Campbell scored late to win it for 1896 Ebor, with a tap-in at the back-post after a Andre Witterien cross which eluded everyone but the lad playing for his home-town club.

MATCHDAY 5
Atletik Thessia 3-2 Thessia '23
Olympik of Stratenberg 4-0 Olympic Thessia
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-1 Miago City
Litala '93 3-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Inzernakional Backsfield 0-3 Decraa United
1896 Ebor 2-1 Parr City

Atletik Thessia won an epic Thessia Derby, 3-2. Ure Rundschau scored an early double, but Thessia '23 were determined to beat their arch rivals - Leandro scored a towering header and then Kazzorian, Edgar Nonno scored a second to draw the teams level. Klinicki ran clear of the Thessia '23 defence and nipped around the goalkeeper to score the winner though, as Atletik took the three points late on. Olympik of Stratenberg thrashed the other Thessian team, Olympic Thessia - in a massive 4-0 win; Claude Castonguay scored a headed double, the Islanders furthered their lead through a Luka Nevorihn strike and then Andrey Csekov scored the 4th in the 85th minute.

MATCHDAY 6
Olympic Thessia 3-7 Atletik Thessia
Miago City 1-1 Thessia '23
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-0 Olympik of Stratenberg
Decraa United 2-1 Stade Ouverjavaa
Parr City 1-0 Litala '93
1896 Ebor 6-1 Inzernakional Backsfield

24 goals in the Mytanar Takillega this weekend, 10 of them coming in the Zenit Toranj Derby between Olympic Thessia and Atletik Thessia. Atletik won in a 7-3 thriller, goals came from Rundschau (2), Klinicki (2), van Jendrisen (2) and Mirko Tasecchi. Tasecchi scored the pick of the goals, with a great winding run and curled shot around Olympic 'keeper Hans Achen. Another thrilling game came from the Oluja Stadion as 1896 Ebor thrashed Inzernakional Backsfield 6-1, Jason Campbell on form once again - managing to get a fifteen minute hattrick, the best of his three goals was his volley from the edge of the box. Ludvik Vanbetoven, Andre Witterien and Raimundo Olivar were the other goalscorers.

MATCHDAY 7
Atletik Thessia 1-1 Miago City
Olympic Thessia 4-1 Dukla Nastalich FK
Thessia '23 1-5 Decraa United
Olympik of Stratenberg 1-2 Parr City
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-3 1896 Ebor
Litala '93 1-1 Inzernakional Backsfield

Olympic Thessia thrashed DNFK, with goals from Gunnarsson (2), Pedretti (1) and von Haxelburg (1) - the pick of the goals however, was DNFK's sole goal from Yannick Huberdeau - a blasted, long-range free-kick. Decraa United gave Thessia '23 a beating just a two weeks after their loss that still hurts against rivals Atletik Thessia - scorers for United were Laze v Tuhinju (3), Clarke (1) and Tir (1); v Tuhinju once again on brilliant form for the Trophie del Nakional winners, Danny Clarke curled a free-kick into the net past Howard Clarke - which was certainly the pick of the goals. 1896 Ebor beat Stade Ouverjavaa 3-1, through goals from Andre Witterien, Ludvik Vanbetoven and Jason Campbell, who got his 6th goal in 4 games for his home-town club.

MATCHDAY 8
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-4 Atletik Thessia
Decraa United 0-3 Miago City
Parr City 1-3 Olympic Thessia
1896 Ebor 0-0 Thessia '23
Inzernakional Backsfield 1-1 Olympik of Stratenberg
Litala '93 3-0 Stade Ouverjavaa

Atletik Thessia got a valuable three points against DNFK at Tyrur Lane. Ole van Jendrisen and Mirko Tasecchi worked brilliantly together - van Jendrisen got two goals, Tasecchi one and the inspirational captain Robin Hjik got the last to reach 65 league goals for his club in his 172nd appearance for the Citizens. Miago City won in the Central Derby, with a big 3-0 win over Decraa United - which put them top of the league after Parr City failed to beat Olympic Thessia - but the goalscorers for Miago were Pol Sundstrom and a Tomas Sivoli double - and the goals probably could not be more important at this point as they are surprisingly top at this point of the season even though they were relegated down to the 2. Takillega four years ago, promoted straight back up and had a good go at the league last season.

MATCHDAY 9
Atletik Thessia 1-1 Decraa United
Dukla Nastalich FK 0-1 Parr City
Miago City 2-0 1896 Ebor
Olympic Thessia 5-3 Inzernakional Backsfield
Thessia '23 0-0 Litala '93
Olympik of Stratenberg 1-0 Stade Ouverjavaa

Atletik Thessia drew 1-1 with Decraa United, which really isn't good enough for the Citizens - this is definitely a better point for the visitors as Laze v Tuhinju scored a late leveller to cancel out Ole van Jendrisen's long-range effort. Atletik probably should have won, but Ure Rundschau spurned a great chance late-on. Olympic Thessia and Inzernakional Backsfield played out an 8-goal thriller split 5-3 at the Kaunostadion, Filip Pedretti scored a good double - a good run into the box, then cutting around Luke Robertson and smashing it past Leo Dessler and then scoring a volley from around the penalty spot after a good Josef Gunnarsson cross. Parr City beat DNFK 1-0 in the Windmill Derby, Seán Ó Murchú scoring a goal which has compounded DNFK's bad season thus far.

MATCHDAY 10
Parr City 1-0 Atletik Thessia
1896 Ebor 0-0 Decraa United
Inzernakional Backsfield 0-2 Dukla Nastalich FK
Litala '93 1-1 Miago City
Stade Ouverjavaa 0-6 Olympic Thessia
Olympik of Stratenberg 2-1 Thessia '23

Atletik fell to their third defeat of the season against Parr City and are currently looking completely off form. A single goal from Seán Ó Murchú was enough for Parr to walk away winners. Olympic Thessia thrashed Stade Ouverjavaa 6-0, with a hattrick from Filip Pedretti - he scored a header, a nice finish from the edge of the box and a penalty - which is apparently the perfect hattrick. Olympik of Stratenberg beat Thessia '23 2-1, thanks to goals from Claude Castonguay and Andrey Csekov - Castonguay getting his 3rd goal of the season and looking like a good buy by the Islanders manager, Liam Wallinger.

MATCHDAY 11
Atletik Thessia 1-3 1896 Ebor
Parr City 3-1 Inzernakional Backsfield
Decraa United 1-1 Litala '93
Dukla Nastalich FK 2-1 Stade Ouverjavaa
Miago City 6-1 Olympik of Stratenberg
Olympic Thessia 1-2 Thessia '23

Atletik Thessia fell to their second straight defeat - 1896 Ebor running out winners at Maine Road, through a Jason Campbell double and a goal from Andre Witterien. Robin Hjik did reply for Atletik, but it was too little, too late. Parr City beat Inzernakional 3-1, Jules Talmont got a double and Luc Demarchelier curled a free-kick around the wall and into the net. Miago City thrashed Olympik of Stratenberg 6-1 to stretch their lead at the top, a Pol Sundstrom hattrick was indeed the order of the day... For him to get a goal is rare enough, but three?! Normally out of the question, Arnaud Villemure also got a nice double and Tomas sivoli got his 6th goal of the season. Thessia '23 beat Olympic Thessia 2-1 in the Workers' Derby, Leandro got a brace to extend his tally of league goals to 5.

Here's a look at the league table at the halfway stage.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

    Team                           P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Miago City                    11  6  4  1  21   8  +13  22
  2 Decraa United                 11  6  4  1  19   9  +10  22
  3 Parr City                     11  7  1  3  14  10   +4  22
  4 1896 Ebor                     11  6  3  2  21  14   +7  21
  5 Olympic Thessia               11  6  1  4  28  20   +8  19 International Competitions Zone
  6 Atletik Thessia               11  5  2  4  21  16   +5  17
  7 Olympik of Stratenberg        11  5  1  5  14  14   +0  16
  8 Litala '93                    11  3  5  3  14  11   +3  14
  9 Thessia '23                   11  3  5  3  12  15   -3  14 Relegation Zone
 10 Dukla Nastalich FK            11  3  1  7  12  23  -11  10
 11 Stade Ouverjavaa              11  1  1  9   7  24  -17   4
 12 Inzernakional Backsfield      11  0  2  9   9  28  -19   2

Miago City are the surprising leaders at the halfway stage in the Mytanar Takillega, closely followed by Midlands' rivals, Decraa United. The Moneybags of Parr City are in third, but with a good run of form could easily go top and win their first league title. The same could be said about 1896 Ebor and Olympic Thessia, who would need a few results to go their way - but could easily challenge for the title by the end of the season. A bit further back are the current Champions Atletik Thessia, which is very surprising and they need a near-flawless second-half to their season to win back their title, but right now they'd probably be happy with TQCC qualification. Then comes Olympik of Stratenberg, Litala '93 and Thessia '23 - all three could go either way, back up the league table or slide into the relegation zone. DNFK are 4 points adrift in 10th and would need a good run to stay up, Stade Ouverjavaa have only won one game all season and need that to change if they want to stay up. Inzernakional Backsfield are pretty much relegated, they haven't won a game yet this season and have conceded 28 goals so far, which is a lot for a team that wishes to stay up.

2. Takillega Standings

    Team                                P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 SK Port Jarko                      11  7  3  1  25  12  +13  24
  2 Cosmopolitan Cote-Ast              11  7  1  3  29  13  +16  22 Automatic Promotion
  3 SK Thyssia                         11  6  2  3  23   9  +14  20
  4 OGI Esca                           11  5  3  3  12   5   +7  18
  5 1923 Esca                          11  4  5  2  11   8   +3  17
  6 Rotor. Dzinkagrad                  11  5  2  4  15  13   +2  17 Play-Off Zone
  7 Poulton Town                       11  5  2  4  24  24   +0  17
  8 Rotor. Argyres                     11  4  4  3  13  17   -4  16
  9 Donegal Celtic                     11  4  3  4  20  15   +5  15
 10 Kiznhiy-Grod Neputsk               11  4  3  4  15  18   -3  15
 11 FK Arsika                          11  4  2  5  13  14   -1  14
 12 FK Sportsverein Kitzbuhel '66      11  3  4  4   9  13   -4  13
 13 1876 Potsdam                       11  3  4  4   8  13   -5  13
 14 Poulton Youth                      11  2  6  3  13  14   -1  12
 15 FK Ibon                            11  3  3  5   9  11   -2  12 Relegation Zone
 16 Lok. Cassia                        11  2  3  6  17  26   -9   9
 17 Miago United                       11  2  3  6  14  31  -17   9
 18 Fk Trunca                          11  0  5  6  18  32  -14   5

SK Port Jarko look destined to go straight back up, but could easily be caught by Cosmopolitan Cote-Ast who look like they may go back up to the top-flight for the first time in five years. SK Thyssia could catch them and go straight back up however. OGI Esca, 1923 Esca and Rotor. Dzinkagrad may be destined for the play-off lottery but a few teams still have hopes of getting into the play-offs yet. At the bottom, Lok. Cassia, Miago United and Fk Trunca all look like they'll go down, but if they go into a good run with a few wins, they could catch FK Ibon or Poulton Youth - so it could all change yet.

3. Liga Standings

    Team                       P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Spionar Rangers           11 10  0  1  36   4  +32  30
  2 Ouverjavaa FC             11  9  0  2  29  11  +18  27 Automatic Promotion
  3 Esca United               11  7  2  2  12   6   +6  23
  4 Versailla                 11  6  2  3  25  15  +10  20
  5 Manchester City           11  5  3  3  14  20   -6  18
  6 Cromer Town               11  4  4  3  18  14   +4  16 Play-Off Zone
  7 Cizian Rangers            11  5  1  5  12  11   +1  16
  8 ESV Esca                  11  5  1  5  19  20   -1  16
  9 Dinamo Regina             11  3  6  2   8  10   -2  15
 10 Parr FK                   11  4  3  4  18  23   -5  15
 11 Staining Town             11  4  2  5  16  17   -1  14
 12 Borderguard FC            11  4  2  5  15  20   -5  14
 13 Miago FC                  11  3  4  4  13  20   -7  13
 14 East Ham                  11  3  2  6  14  15   -1  11
 15 Exmoor FC                 11  3  2  6  14  20   -6  11
 16 Arklow                    11  1  7  3   7   8   -1  10
 17 Carrickfinn Rangers       11  2  4  5  15  23   -8  10 Relegation Zone
 18 Ibon Wanderers            11  2  3  6   9  17   -8   9
 19 Foxhall                   11  3  0  8   6  19  -13   9
 20 Port Jarko Wanderers      11  2  2  7   8  15   -7   8

Spionar Rangers look like they'll go up again in what will be their third straight promotion. They could well be followed by Ouverjavaa FC who have opened up quite a gap over third place Esca United. Versailla and Manchester City both look like they could have play-off spots wrapped up if they can get a good run of form together. But from there it is a bit unclear, anyone from Cromer Town down to 10th placed Parr FK could still get the play-offs, Ibon Wanderers, Foxhall and Port Jarko Wanderers are currently occupying the relegation zone. But no one is safe as everyone is quite close together, and anyone from 14th down should still be worried about their safety in the division.

4. Liga Standings

    Team                          P  W  D  L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 Pasadena FC                  11  7  2  2  23  13  +10  23
  2 Dyka Town                    11  6  3  2  25  11  +14  21 Automatic Promotion
  3 Arsika Wanderers             11  6  3  2  24  19   +5  21
  4 Stade Potsdam                11  6  2  3  14   7   +7  20
  5 Cote-Ast SC                  11  5  4  2  16  12   +4  19
  6 Des Moines                   11  5  4  2  19  17   +2  19 Play-Off Zone
  7 1899. Torghetten             11  5  3  3  25  17   +8  18
  8 Chekiya Town                 11  4  6  1  15  10   +5  18
  9 Olympic Zirca                11  5  3  3   9   6   +3  18
 10 Dinamo Sagrel                11  5  2  4  29  20   +9  17
 11 Backsfield Independents      11  4  4  3  19  22   -3  16
 12 Olympik of Esca              11  3  5  3  16  12   +4  14
 13 Lions SC                     11  3  3  5  17  20   -3  12
 14 CF Versailla                 11  3  2  6  23  29   -6  11
 15 FK Thyssia                   11  3  1  7  16  20   -4  10
 16 Golden Coast United          11  3  1  7  16  23   -7  10
 17 Thessia FC                   11  2  4  5  21  28   -7  10
 18 Donau 1888                   11  2  2  7  11  18   -7   8
 19 Decraa '80                   11  2  2  7  10  28  -18   8 Relegation Zone
 20 Relbion FC                   11  1  4  6  12  28  -16   7

Pasadena FC really do not have it safe at the top yet, and need to win quite a few more games before they have their chance of automatic promotion wrapped up. Dyka Town really don't have a safe second place yet, and find themselves in a similiar position to Pasadena FC - they have to win quite a few more. Arsika Wanderers and Stade Potsdam should still challenge for the title if they can win a few more games, but the teams below them will probably all be challenging for play-off spots, right down to 11th. Everyone below that is basically destined for mid-table mediocrity/obscurity. Relbion FC need to get points or they'll be relegated down to Amateur Division 1, all the teams above them - upto 14th will be trying to get points to avoid this not-wanted destiny.

Top 5 Mytanar Takillega Goalscorers
1. Jason Campbell (1986 Ebor) - 8
2. Filip Pedretti (Olympic Thessia) - 6
3. Tomas Sivoli (Miago City) - 6
4. Ure Rundschau (Atletik Thessia) - 5
5. Josef Gunnarsson (Olympic Thessia, Swartaz) - 5; Leandro (Thessia '23) - 5

by **Mytannion** » Sun Jun 19, 2011 9:05 am

1991/1992 Season - Part 2 of 3

So we turn into the second half of the season now and will have a better idea of which teams will end up where by matchday 20, it is going to be more exciting football in the 1991/1992 Mytanar Takillega Season. So here we go!

MATCHDAY 12
Inzernakional Backsfield 1-6 Atletik Thessia
Litala '93 0-1 1896 Ebor
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-0 Parr City
Olympik of Stratenberg 2-1 Decraa United
Thessia '23 4-4 Dukla Nastalich FK
Olympic Thessia 0-2 Miago City

Atletik Thessia thrash Inzernakional Backsfield away from home, Ole van Jendrisen's double put them ahead, followed up nicely by a goal from Robin Hjik, Mirko Tasecchi then smashed one home from 20-yards and Hjik got his second soon after. Ure Rundschau got Atletik's 6th after a header off a nice cross from Klinicki and Inzernakional got a late consolation goal through Will Sherwood. Miago City furthered their lead at the top with a 2-0 win over Olympic Thessia courtesy of goals from Tomas Sivoli and Pol Sundstrom. 1896 Ebor beat Litala '93 1-0 through a Jason Campbell strike which meant they went second as Decraa United lost 2-1 at the hands of Olympik of Stratenberg.

MATCHDAY 13
Atletik Thessia 3-2 Litala '93
Inzernakional Backsfield 1-3 Stade Ouverjavaa
1896 Ebor 4-1 Olympik of Stratenberg
Parr City 1-1 Thessia '23
Decraa United 4-4 Olympic Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-0 Miago City

1896 Ebor went top for the first time in three years as they beat Olympik of Stratenberg 4-1, goals from Campbell (2), Witterien and Vanbetoven enough to capitalise on Miago City's surprise defeat at the hands of DNFK - who got a very important three points courtesy of Wunderlich's goal. Atletik Thessia went third after their 3-2 win over Litala '93, '93 scored first through Nikolay Zaporizhin, who then scored again to make it 2-0, but Atletik fought back with two goals from captain Robin Hjik and then won it with a Mirko Tasecchi free-kick. This was because Decraa's woes continued as they drew again and Parr City failed to win against mid-table Thessia '23.

MATCHDAY 14
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-6 Atletik Thessia
Olympik of Stratenberg 2-1 Litala '93
Thessia '23 0-0 Inzernakional Backsfield
Olympic Thessia 1-4 1896 Ebor
Miago City 0-1 Parr City
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-6 Decraa United

Miago City went from 2nd to 5th as every result conspired against them on Matchday 14. They lost 1-0 to title rivals Parr City after Seán Ó Murchú's 5th goal of the season. Atletik Thessia thrashed Stade 6-1, Polarian midfielder Ole van Jendrisen the star of the show after he got a hattrick, Lijenost Klinicki followed up with a nice double and Mirko Tasecchi got another wonderstrike to add to his collection. Decraa United battered DNFK, 6-1 too - Henning Tir got two, Laze v Tuhinju a hattrick and Sorthern national Danny Clarke scored a penalty. 1896 Ebor furthered their lead at the top to 4 points as they beat Olympic Thessia 4-1, Raimundo Olivar got a headed double - the Osarian on three goals for the season, Andre Witterien scored a nice curled effort from the edge of the box and Jason Campbell got his 11th of the season to keep the Northmen charging to what could be their first title.

MATCHDAY 15
Atletik Thessia 3-0 Olympik of Stratenberg
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-3 Thessia '23
Litala '93 1-1 Olympic Thessia
Inzernakional Backsfield 0-2 Miago City
1896 Ebor 6-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
Parr City 1-0 Decraa United

Decraa United were in the same position as Miago City were on the last matchday. They lost at the hands of Parr City thanks to Ó Murchú and all other results went against them. Atletik Thessia beat Olympik of Stratenberg 3-0, a goal each for Rundschau, Klinicki and Hjik enough to beat the Islanders. 1896 Ebor beat DNFK 6-0, Campbell's hattrick compounding DNFK's recent woes in the league as they languish in the relegation zone. Miago City won in the North Midlands Derby versus Inzernakional Backsfield, which is no surprise really as Inzernakional have only 3 points this season, and no wins. Goalscorers for Miago were Sundstrom and Bakken.

MATCHDAY 16
Thessia '23 0-4 Atletik Thessia
Olympic Thessia 3-0 Olympik of Stratenberg
Miago City 2-0 Stade Ouverjavaa
Dukla Nastalich FK 1-1 Litala '93
Decraa United 2-1 Inzernakional Backsfield
Parr City 5-0 1896 Ebor

Parr City gave table-toppers 1896 Ebor a hiding in their 5-0 win, a Seán Ó Murchú double and Luc Demarchelier hattrick enough to put them only one point behind the league leaders. Atletik weren't to be outdone as they won 4-0 against rivals Thessia '23 in the Thessia Derby, goals from Hjik, Rundschau, Klinicki and van Jendrisen enough to put them one point behind 1896 Ebor and closer to retaining their title for the 5th straight season. Decraa United won out 2-1 in the East Midlands Derby against Inzernakional Backsfield, Henning Tir and Laze v Tuhinju's goals enough to cancel out Sherwood's early strike. Miago City beat Stade Ouverjavaa courtesy of two Tomas Sivoli penalties, he won both of the penalties too and was named man of the match at the end of the game. Nothing much interesting going on at the bottom of the table at the moment.

MATCHDAY 17
Atletik Thessia 3-4 Olympic Thessia
Thessia '23 0-1 Miago City
Olympik of Stratenberg 1-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
Stade Ouverjavaa 1-2 Decraa United
Litala '93 1-2 Parr City
Inzernakional Backsfield 1-6 1896 Ebor

Atletik Thessia go down to 4th after their 4-3 loss in the Zenit Toranj Derby to Olympic Thessia! A Josef Gunnarsson hattrick enough to win it for Olympic, Pedretti got the other goal for them and Rundschau (2) and van Jendrisen got the goals for Atletik. Miago City beat Thessia '23 1-0 thanks to a Tomas Sivoli free-kick. Decraa United beat Stade Ouverjavaa 2-1 thanks to two Henning Tir goals and Parr City also won 2-1 over Litala '93, Demarchelier and Talmont the goalscorers there for them. 1896 Ebor thrashed Inzernakional Backsfield 6-1 at Gunnery Lane, goals from Campbell (2), Witterien (2), Vanbetoven and Olivar meant they put on quite the show for their travelling fans from the freezing north all the way down to the slightly less cold midlands.

A quick look at the league table after 17 games:

Mytanar Takillega Standings

    Team                           P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 1896 Ebor                     17  11  3   3  42  22  +20  36
  2 Parr City                     17  11  2   4  24  13  +11  35
  3 Miago City                    17  10  4   3  28  10  +18  34
  4 Atletik Thessia               17  10  2   5  46  24  +22  32
  5 Decraa United                 17   9  5   3  34  19  +15  32 International Competitions Zone
  6 Olympic Thessia               17   8  3   6  41  34   +7  27
  7 Olympik of Stratenberg        17   8  1   8  20  26   -6  25
  8 Thessia '23                   17   4  8   5  20  26   -6  20
  9 Litala '93                    17   3  7   7  20  21   -1  16
 10 Dukla Nastalich FK            17   4  3  10  19  41  -22  15
 11 Stade Ouverjavaa              17   3  1  13  14  38  -24  10 Relegation Zone
 12 Inzernakional Backsfield      17   0  3  14  13  47  -34   3

So 1896 Ebor lead the league after 17 games, one point ahead of Parr City who are then one point ahead of Miago City. Them three are the teams who are in pole-position, all three of them - a couple of wins here and a couple of losses for the others there and any one of them could win the league. Atletik Thessia and Decraa United basically need to have flawless seasons all the way to the end if they want to win it, but they need to keep themselves in contention for now and so need to keep winning. Olympic Thessia shouldn't give up on international competitions yet as they could still get there, but they'd need to have very consistent winning form until the very end of the season for that. Inzernakional Backsfield are basically relegated and definitely will be as soon as Litala '93 hit 19 points. Stade Ouverjavaa and DNFK need to keep fighting as they both still have realistic hopes of staying up.

MATCHDAY 18
Miago City 3-1 Atletik Thessia
Dukla Nastalich FK 5-5 Olympic Thessia
Decraa United 1-1 Thessia '23
Parr City 1-1 Olympik of Stratenberg
1896 Ebor 5-2 Stade Ouverjavaa
Inzernakional Backsfield 0-2 Litala '93

Inzernakional Backsfield are definitely down as they lost 2-0 at the hands of Litala '93, Zaporizhin and St-Hilaire the scorers for the 93'ers. Miago City beat Atletik 3-1, which means they go 2nd and Atletik go out to 4th. Scorers for Miago were Sundstrom (2) and Bakken and the Atletik reply came through Ole van Jendrisen. Atletik need to win all of their remaining games if they realistically are going to win the league. Parr City drew 1-1 with Olympik of Stratenberg, Parr scored first through Demarchelier and Olympik replied with a nice Castonguay strike. Decraa United also drew with Thessia '23, v Tuhinju scoring a header early on - answered in the 67th minute by Leandro - which was his 12th of the season and allowed 1896 Ebor to open up a 2 point gap over their now nearest rivals, Miago City as they beat Stade Ouverjavaa 5-2, goals came from Vanbetoven (2), Olivar (2) and Witterien.

MATCHDAY 19
Atletik Thessia 0-0 Dukla Nastalich FK
Miago City 1-1 Decraa United
Olympic Thessia 2-4 Parr City
Thessia '23 3-0 1896 Ebor
Olympik of Stratenberg 1-0 Inzernakional Backsfield
Stade Ouverjavaa 0-1 Litala '93

Parr City beat Olympic Thessia 4-2, thanks to Luc Demarchlier's second hattrick of the season - meaning they go second and are now, in with a very good chance of overtaking 1896 Ebor, Gunnarsson's double was the reply for Olympic Thessia. In the Central Derby it was Miago 1, Decraa 1 - Sivoli scored for Miago City and Danny Clarke got a 87th minute equaliser for Decraa United. Thessia '23 surprised 1896 Ebor with a 3-0 victory, Leandro got two, a sharp effort inside the 6-yard box and a header at the back-post and Robin van Haan got a late third for them with a nice free-kick. The chances of 1896 Ebor winning the title are still in the balance. Just to note, Stade Ouverjavaa will be down, relegated to the 2.Takillega if DNFK win next weekend.

MATCHDAY 20
Decraa United 0-6 Atletik Thessia
Parr City 2-5 Dukla Nastalich FK
1896 Ebor 0-0 Miago City
Inzernakional Backsfield 2-0 Olympic Thessia
Litala '93 1-0 Thessia '23
Stade Ouverjavaa 3-0 Olympik of Stratenberg

Atletik Thessia thrashed Decraa United 6-0 and at this stage of the season, that is no-good for Decraa. Ole van Jendrisen got another hattrick which made him top goalscorer in the league at this stage of the season. Robin Hjik got two and Lijenost Klinicki one to round off the scoring. DNFK beat Parr City 5-2 in the Windmill Derby, this game will be remembered for a display of remarkable goalscoring from Dukes striker, Sami Wunderlich as he scored all of his team's 5 goals. Inzernakional Backsfield won their first game of the season on matchday 20, the team who will be ashamed of this defeat are Olympic Thessia as Will Sherwood scored a nice double to win it for the Gunners. Stade Ouverjavaa are also down even though they beat Olympik of Stratenberg through an Antoine Rition hattrick.

Mytanar Takillega Standings

    Team                           P   W  D   L For  Ag  +/- Pts
  1 1896 Ebor                     20  12  4   4  47  27  +20  40
  2 Miago City                    20  11  6   3  32  12  +20  39
  3 Parr City                     20  12  3   5  31  21  +10  39
  4 Atletik Thessia               20  11  3   6  53  27  +26  36
  5 Decraa United                 20   9  7   4  36  27   +9  34 International Competitions Zone
  6 Olympik of Stratenberg        20   9  2   9  22  30   -8  29
  7 Olympic Thessia               20   8  4   8  48  45   +3  28
  8 Litala '93                    20   6  7   7  24  21   +3  25
  9 Thessia '23                   20   5  9   6  24  28   -4  24
 10 Dukla Nastalich FK            20   5  5  10  29  48  -19  20
 11 Stade Ouverjavaa              20   4  1  15  19  44  -25  13 Relegation Zone
 12 Inzernakional Backsfield      20   1  3  16  15  50  -35   6

1896 Ebor are currently top, but only by a single point - and they have a tough run in, having to play Decraa United and Atletik Thessia in the final two games. Miago City are probably the team who have the best chance of winning it, but we'll have to wait and see. Parr City still have to play Atletik Thessia who always play brilliantly at the end of the season and are being dragged onwards by the inspirational duo of Robin Hjik and Polarian Ole van Jendrisen. Decraa United could still win it, but they'd need to win both games and hope other results go hugely their way. Olympik of Stratenberg are still in the hunt for an international competitions spot, but would need to win both their games and hope Decraa United lose both. Stade Ouverjavaa and Inzernakional Backsfield are both already relegated - but DNFK could still stay up, and Thessia '23 and Litala '93 can both still go down, although they'd both need to lose both and DNFK win both of their games. Mirka Jukuk their manager did brilliantly for them last season, doing well to get them into international competitions and this season it is completely different as they look like they're going down and that would be catastrophic for the club as the difference in prize money between Mytanar Takillega and 2.Takillega is huge - and they need the money as they pay some of their players quite a bit of money and are still paying money back on their stadium expansion, they need points to stay up.

League tables for the 2.Takillega, 3.Liga and 4.Liga will come at the end of season review.

Top 5 Mytanar Takillega Goalscorers
1. Ole van Jendrisen (Atletik Thessia) (Polar Islandstates) - 16
2. Jason Campbell (1896 Ebor) - 15
3. Leandro (Thessia '23) - 14
4. Robin Hjik (Atletik Thessia) - 12
5. Luc Demarchelier (Parr City) (Polar Islandstates) - 11; Tomas Sivoli (Miago City) - 11

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