THIS WEEKS FINES
DIVISION 1
DIVISION 2
TJ 20k Fine. Cannot find this player. CM L
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TJ 20k Fine. Cannot find this player (sub). GK S. White
AR 20k Fine. This player cannot play (inj/susp). CB M.
Dawson
SH 20k
Fine. Cannot find this player (sub). DS F. Up
DIVISION 3
DT 20k Fine. This player cannot play (inj/susp). FB J.
Saul
SS 20k Fine. Cannot find this player (sub). SU bs
CUT PLAYERS
PURCHASES FROM THE DRAFT
TRADES
FI -> TS
DS Salmon age 29 NSL 9
GK G. MaoDeOuro
age 22 5,25
TS -> FI
WH M. Camonaresi
8.50 22
FI -> AK
CB H. Holydays 7,50 age 25
AM N. Canetas 7,75
age 23
AK -> FI
CB Kristianssen age 22 NSL 8
89k
PRESS REPORT
DIVISION 1
Alcohol Anonymous
A HISTORY OF SAEFL (Season 9) – NO MORE
BLUES AS THE LEAGUE ENTERS A NEW ERA
Season 8 saw AA win the title for only the second season in their history after a titanic battle with JG. So, would the tables be turned in season 10?
Season 9
Usually SAEFL is full of
goals. But week 1 is a mixed-bag. While EU-JG throws up 15 (season 8 runners-up
Jazz Greats winning by one goal), and TH AS yielding another 39 (TH winning
well). AP NW, CA GU, EW DL and AA LU allow only two goals between them (EW
winning 1-0 and, in the surprise of the week AA get beaten 1-0 by a strong
looking LU, with a penalty deciding the match).
The other interesting fact
in week 1 – JG plays with an 11 NSL keeper … named Lathouwers? One is impossible, the other is more so! (J)
In division 2, FI, TB and
SH look mighty strong, and they all get off to winning ways.
As usual, trading at this
time sees NW and AA trading hard, with JG not far behind (who pick up a number
of good players). Mike is obviously in a
transitional phase, and decides to shift out a number of his former freak
stars.
So,
onto the famous ageing.
Who will be the movers and shakers this season?
NW - CM O. Ardiles 12.5
CA - AS A. McPhysto 12.25
CA - DM M. Phantom
10
GU - DS S. Nevland 12
DL - FB K. Ontebonker 9 (I still like the name J)
DL - CF M. Oederneuker
9 (how to DL come up with these names!)
JG - AM G. Boateng 12
JG - S M. Milamber 10.75
TH - FB M. Lockwood 11.5
TH - CM D. Krause 10
AS - FB C. Kampala 10
AA - FB B. Simpson 12
AA - MF B. Thornley 12
LU - FB C. Cafu 10
LU - FB O. McDaniel 10
LU - AS
LU - AS
LU - DM H. Stern 12
DS - CM J. Young 12.25
OC - FB W. Klink 10
OC - S J. Torres 10.75
PN - W G. Greene 12.5 (watch out for this fella!)
ES - AS J. Black 10
TJ - AS G. Thundercats 11
TB - CF G. Mandoza 10
MR - S D. Yorkie 10
FI - AM J. Jarne 10
NH - DS E. Djemba-Djemba 10
One of the big games in
week 2 sees NW and AA face off. They
draw 0-0 (games between Mike and Nathan are rarely anything but tight). Another big-un sees JG and TH emp close to 140. I think this was the point where most SAEFL
managers sat up and realised that TH would have a strong side down the
stretch. In the second division, TJ
played FI – and the away team showed their steel, and title aspirations, with a
decent 2-0 win.
The cup always sees some
surprises. And Season 9 sees JG scrape a
draw with OC, and AR manage to beat AA 1-0! (maybe this one wasn’t a shock given AA going out of the cup
in other seasons).
Week 4 sees AA off the
winning mark, but way behind LU and JG, who are playing very well. NW lose again, this time to TH (they also
have 2 men sent off to the Totts 1). Could the former masters of the game struggle
to stay up?
Week
5, and the cup.
OC beat JG on the away rules – a big shock. AA sneak through by 2 goals
to 1 on aggregate v AR.
Boy oh boy LU and JG must be loving this, as NW and AA can only draw the following
week, as league hostilities resume.
Surely both are out of the running now, and a new name (from NW and AA)
will adorn the SAEFL Division 1 trophy for the first time since season 3! Both the ‘new kids’ (if they can be called
that) win well, as do TH, who must be considered a title threat.
Division 2 sees TB drop
their first points of the season when they slip up 16-12 to TJ. SH and FI draw 1-1, with CM CM F. Neitzche (I
forgot him earlier – he’s a 12 NSLer at this stage)
putting in sterling work for the home team.
That result would only have pleased the Booies
management.
And wot, wot, wot? No trades in
Week 6.
Interesting to see a bit
of press this week though from EW:
“Off the field,
Bracegirdle was left licking his wounds after a fierce bidding war to secure a
DM in the draft. Excelsior had all but put pen to paper to sign the boy for a
hefty 385k, when in leapt Stannington Historical with
a 386k bid. Bracegirdle had no authority form the chairman to go any higher and
had to watch as his target walked away. (Peter : It amazes me what you guys pay for players !! in the
old days he would have sold for about 120k)”
Now, the very same player
would probably sell for 600k! (add another 100k per
season from this point ;))
IQ’s press is also
interesting:
“I don't know why Peter
was surprised that IQ didn't score any goals during the cup rounds. We've only had one goal all season. I'd say it was a fluke, but when you're
bunkered down trying to minimize the damage you don't score many goals. And minimize the damage is all this team can
try to do. (Peter : I don’t write the Match report
comments, Bart (JG) or Nathan (AA) or Ivo(CA) does-
Bart wrote them last week after a few err loads of pints)”
Very
little changes in SAEFL.
I usually have a skin full before preparing match reports; oh, and
press; oh, and my teams; oh, and (insert anything here).
Week 7 sees a big change
in SAEFL. LU, who had won every game
until that point, get beat by TH in a great game:
Played at : Stubborn Park
Attendance :
30000 Locked out : 2038
Tottenford Heats 1(3) A. Faber 1
(1) F. Flight 0 (1)
Pens : 0 (1)
Pens : 0 (0)
TH ZD AD Grudge
GK M. Spreksel Booked 10
11.43 Saves 0, FB A. Heintze 9.25 15.01, FB S. DoubleOSeven 10 15.76, FB D. Unsworth
10 16.32, FB J. Saul * Booked 10 16.98, FB M. Lockwood 11.5 18.35, AS A. Faber
9.5 15.20, CM F. Flight 9.5 14.68, CM G. Garanhao 10
16.01, CM D. Krause 10 15.85, S I. ColdAsIce # 8.25 12.50 98 156.67
LU ZD AD Boost
GK M. Chau 10 11.26 Saves 1,
FB S. Oranjeboom 9 12.98, FB C. Cafu
10 14.21, FB O. McDaniel ^ 10.5 15.86, AS E. Shaduka
11 14.00, AS E. Marcelino 12 16.21, DM A. Shepperson 8.75 12.92, DM J. Barnes 9.75 14.40, DM H. Stern
* ^ Booked 12.5 18.77, MF D. Murphy_1 10 14.74, S R. Gonzales # ^ 8.5 11.82 102
145.92
At this point, the Totts go from being a league outsider to a real live
candidate – if they could beat the best ZD team in the league at their own
game, anything could be possible. JG
also win, to make things skin tight at the top of the league. Who would have a nose-bleed first?
FI, TB and SH all win in
division 2, and it looks like it’s 1 from 3 in each division.
The old big teams never
die – they just go into hybernation. And week 8 proves this point. After a sticky opening, NW are
on fire – a winning streak continues with victory over CA. AA, meanwhile, give a bloody nose to
championship contenders JG. They get a
little lucky, but win it 1-0 with a penalty. Oh – and JG had over 15,000 locked
out of the ground!
TH only manage a
draw, but LU win, as the battle for top spot gets a little murkier … for the
time being.
The big game in division 2
sees SH play TB, who are starting to stutter after a great opening 6 weeks to
the season, and get another beating in this one – 14-10. This is despite the home side having two men
sent off after 17 and 28 minutes.
Keepers can win matches, and in this case, P. Jones of the Historicals did just that, saving 25 shots to his opponents
10 (and
Week 9, and DL, who are on
themselves on a decent run after a good draw with TH the week before, end any
lingering chances of a NW title with a 9-6 win.
In the big game of the
week, LU play JG.
Great game between two great sides:
Played at
: Stadium of light
Attendance
: 29924
Pens
: 0 (0)
The Jazz Greats 0(0)
Pens
: 0 (0)
LU ZD AD Grudge
GK M. Chau
10 11.46 Saves 0, FB S. Oranjeboom 9 14.31, FB C. Cafu 10 15.68, FB O. McDaniel 10 16.72, AS
GK B. Lathouwers
10 10.84 Saves 3, FB J. Noah 9 14.72, FB S. Tyler 9.75 14.83, FB C. Prates_1 10
15.04, AS A. Fierro 9.25 13.93, DM M. Piper 9.75
14.70, DM W. Jack 11 17.01, DM M. Standing Booked SENT OFF 10 10 1.83, MF G. vanMaasakkers 10
14.53, AM G. Boateng 12 16.27, S M. Milamber * # 10.75 16.78 101.5 139.66
This result meant that,
realistically, JG could not afford to slip up again if they wanted to win the
title. At this point, the race looked
very much between the leaders LU, and TH, coming up on the rails. Could anyone make a late spurt?
In division 2, ES beat OC,
despite having only 12 shots to the oppositions 12. Peter is dumbfounded, but comes up with a solution
(how unlike Peter ;))
“Peter : It’s the Fossy Curse I
remember when Len ran OC after Nathan left for AA, I could not explain why
every used GC against him and his team was so unlucky ! I thought it was Len
but now I see it’s the Team, and they have only had this type of lucky since
Nathan left them. Image what will happen when Nathan leaves AA.”
Just as well I have not
left AA then … although they don’t seem to get much luck – unless you call
perennial 2nd in the league, and early cup exits, is lucky!
This one’s for you Don. Week 9 also sees
AR make a smart transfer move:
FI -> AR MF O. Pulmao 6,00 age 19
AR -> FI 135,000
Week 10 sees TH draw while
LU and JG win. When, the following week,
TH get turned over by an improving AA, the title race for the Totts is suddenly looking less likely – AA emping 158 just to prove they are still around.
Mind you, LU also lose in
week 11 – Nuno had been telling others that he was
going to have to rest up, and this his small squad might cost him. This brings JG, winners in both weeks, nearer
to
The same week, Don (you
get two mentions this week ;)) enter the league with a solid 4-1 win against
DS. SH, meanwhile, field 101.25 as they
keep up their promotion charge, with FI and TB also in the picture.
The cup – and AA go out
early (again) – this time on penalties versus NH. That’s not the biggest shock, as an SAEFL
team beats up LU bad (35-15 on aggregate!).
An SA team also beats TJ, to leave a real mix in the quarter finals.
In the league, it looks as
though LU are getting stage fright, and scrape a draw
versus strugglers DL. A –4% formation
error doesn’t help matters … eer … nor does NO
TACTIC! (this is something for all newbies
in SAEFL – no tactic is a no go!). AP beat TH, who are
fading, while AA’s draw at EW finishes both these teams title aspirations. JG, meanwhile, just about win at GU, and now
lie only 2 points behind the one time runaway leader in
Great games in division 2
see 1st (FI) play 3rd (TB), and 2nd (TJ) play
4th (SH). SH easily beat TJ,
who rest up, and fall a further point begind FI, who
are involved in a right game!:
F.C
Inferno 0(0)
Pens
: 0 (0)
The Boelewieten 0(1) V. Smicer 0 (1)
Pens
: 0 (0)
FI TS MI Boost
GK C. Forrest 9 10.33 Saves
1, DS P. Bracewell 8.25 12.92, DS B. Wofolo 8.5 13.10, DS Y. Rincewind
^ 9.5 14.02, DS S. Boutana * ^ 10.25 17.05, DS G.
Tarrant injured 57 ro 8 9.75 13.81, DS S. McIlroy 10 14.99, WH P. David ^ 10 12.45, WH M. Jackson
Booked 10 13.32, AM J. Jarne # SENT OFF 51 10
6.98, S O. Giba 10 11.82 96.25 130.46
Markers
DS B. Wofolo,G. Mandoza
DS G. Tarrant,H. Mandoza
TB WP AA Grudge
GK C. Kirkland 10 11.06
Saves 0, DS D. Alpay Booked 9.5 10.98, CB G. Train 10
11.56, FB M. Horne 10 12.76, MF J. Minton 10 12.56, MF A. Windhoek 10 12.06, W W. Smell * 8.5 12.39, W V. Smicer
injured 60 ro 7 9.75 13.80, S S.
Blade 9.25 15.76, CF G. Mandoza 10 16.19, CF G. Bush
# Booked 10 17.90 97 135.97
Week 13, and AA’s Wictoria is sent off for the 4th time in 8
matches! Great player, but he’s always
had trouble staying on the park. TH lose again, and their title charge is fast evaporating. LU draw, and JG
win. The Greats, who looked almost out
of the title shake up by week 7 or 8, are now level on points with their
faltering rival at the top of the league due to a mixture of poor performances
by LU and a great winning streak from Bart’s men.
TB also enlighten
the league with some science in Week 13:
“Every week grown men take position behind
their computer and make a great effort to express themselves to the world.
Emotion, facts, comments and even amateurphoto’s hits
the internetspace. How many words have been wasted
this season already, see for yourself in the diagramme
below; (Peter : LOL this is
great I bet the Dutch account to 95% of that waste ! )”
After
terrible runs, both LU and TH win in Week 14 (ageing week – but we will leave
that one this time around).
Remarkably,
I seem to have miscalculated AA’s points because, after Week 15, where they won,
JG drew and LU lost, they lie only 1 point behind Jazz, and are two points up
on LU! – 29, 28, 26).
TH are on 24, and not out of it yet
either. The season is far, far, far from
over.
An
important game in division 2 sees 2nd placed TJ play 3rd
placed TB as they looked to keep the pressure on leaders FI. Unfortunately for both, a 0-0 draw only
helped Inferno, who won their game 6-0 v SH to really take command of their own
destiny.
A blood
bath in week 16 sees 3 sent off and two injured as a
relegation 6 pointer saw AS beat EU 13-9. In fact, with 9 sent off and 9 injured
overall, it was a bit of a bloodbath all round in the gamesweek.
In
division 2, FI and TJ both lose – giving heart to TB, who win
against IQ. The week is also notable for
Mike from NW trading away 10 players and bringing in 9 in a hope of getting
staying in the top flight (he was only just on the right side of the red line)
and winning the cup. Would it work?
The
following week is a superb one for all SAEFL enthusiasts. TH keep up their slim title chances with a
slim 0-1 win v CA. AA have 3 chances to
beat EU – but fail to do so, and seemingly drop out of the title race a
little, But wait! In a real turnaround of form, LU grudge
against JG and beat the Greats 1-0 on their own patch to really throw the bread
among the pigeons (or something like that).
This left the table as follows: JG 32, LU 32, AA 32, TH
27. Season ON!!!!!!
In
division 2, with FI and TJ drawing, it’s still anyone’s guess as to the title
finally goes to.
Many people
think that high prices are a season 11 phenomenon. Think again!
DS - 7.5 - 22 - Bid
624,000k - L. Sanford (ARG); AS - 7.0 - 21 - Bid 559,000 - J. Probst (NZ) – both to SH.
Week 18 sees a swing in the league. TH and AA close each other down, drawing 0-0
for a result that helps neither team. LU
rest up and are well beaten by AS; but JG easily beat DL to take control of the
league (well, by 2 points from AA).
Division 2, and FI are
leaking points like no tomorrow. A poor
draw v OC sees TB with the chance – and they take it, winning 6-15 v ES, to go
top. TJ also get 3 points to give them
an outside shot at league glory.
Week 19, and AA keep up their hopes of title success
with a 2-0 win v EW. JG win to keep the
leadership, but LU also win, so it looks as though it might go to the
wire. TH get
beaten, so their chances are over. In a
big battle at the bottom, EU throw a grudge at CA, who throw a grudge right
back, and steal the game 7-3.
BIG BIG BIG
BIG BIGGER BIGGEST game though, sees a massive battle
at the top of the 2nd division, as 1st (TB) played the
team they dethroned from that lofty position the week before (FI). In a barnstorming game (grudges were drawn),
the match ended 10-10 – and neither team could really quibble. TJ managed a win, and therefore closed the
gap to two points on the 1st and 2nd sides.
JG are really flowing by this
stage in the season, and a really top performance against the always dangerous
NW (147 EMP and an 8-1 win) solidifies their chances of a title at last. AA get a good win against CA, but LU only
draw v GU. I’m losing track at this
point, but I think (hmmm) JG have 41 points, AA are on 39, LU
are back on 36.
It’s a roller-coaster of a season in 2, as TB lose
control of the league as OC turn the tables on them, and not in a small way
(8-0 – but two sending offs didn’t help the home side). FI win to wrestle back the lead, but TJ are
not on form, and get well beaten by an IQ side just looking to finish mid
table. SH are having a revival, and a
win v NH closes the gap to 3rd.
Oh, by the way – you thought Wictoria was a
bad boy? AM J.
Williams got sent off for the 5th time for NH v
SH!!!!!!!
In a killer game for AA’s league chances, they are
beaten by constant rivals NW. Mike
played a good side, but Nathan picked the wrong tactic, and the early bath of
star striker Heskey (another red card addict) was the
difference.
Can JG take advantage – well not really. They nick a draw against TH, who emp a massive 153 (and really
should have won) to show they will be a major threat in the following
seasons. LU net
a win, and a good one, v EW, so that makes it …JG 42 points, AA 39 points, LU
39 points.
Not that division2 is any less tight (boy, this is good stuff!). Week after week we see big games in this
league, and TJ play FI in the biggest game.
Jazz grudge, and come away with a 0-0 draw. TB can only draw though,
while SH win. I really have lost
count of the points total this time around!
Week 22, and the dream is finally over for AA. They look rusty, and get narrowly beaten by
GU. JG sneak a
win v EW, and LU hammer TH 6-0. So its –
JG 45, LU 42, and AA out of it on 39 points (who are in danger of missing out
on the top 2 for the first time in their history!)
Oh, and a little note for CA’s S Avery. He is sent off after only 1 minute v AS!
It is also a pivotal week in division 2, as FI and TB
win, while TJ and SH get beaten. It is
now up to the top 2 teams to lose their positions.
The following week sees the cup finalists decided, and
it is NH, coming from the depths of division 2, who beat NW 15-12 overall to
book a fantastic place in the final versus a very strong TH.
JG are looking really good for the title, and they
hand AA a bloody 1-0 nose to almost seal the title LU also win, but they are a
long way behind on goal difference, so the title, although not mathematically
won, is all but stitched.
FI, already certain of promotion,
party against PN, while TB win to seal promotion as well.
In week 24, with everything sewn up, its relegation
matters that count. And EU, DL and the
once mighty CA taste the bitter pill of relegation (well, maybe not so bitter
for CA now!). FI and TB both win in
division 2, but Inferno take the title.
It’s the division 1 v 2 all star game in week 25. And Bart, although a champion, obviously
struggles to pick his own nose based on this one J. He picks himself in goal, and
then preceeds to let in 18 goals as 2 beat 1 for the
first time ever.
NH had a great run to reach the final of the cup, but
in the end, division1 class proved a little too much for the 2nd
division outfit. A strong ZD team wins 3-0 to win the silverware for Mark; and
with a bunch of young guys, other managers were already talking about a title
challenge in season 10.
As for the play offs, SH, NH (tired after the cup), TJ
and OC faced off, with SH and TJ reaching the final. Historicals were up
and down all season, but obviously peaked at the right time, and had by far the
better of the CP exchange (oddly, The Jazz played a stronger team in the semi
than in the final) to win 4-0 and taste promotion.
So, where did the other prizes go this year?
Golden boots were won by Peters (AP) and Odingsells (PN).
Player of the season, for the 3rd – yes, 3rd time
in a row, was AA’s fantastic servant B. Simpson. Midfielder of the year was won by NW’s CM O. Ardiles, while the forward of the season prize went to … a
Winger????
Well yes; while CF’s had dominated previous seasons
for this gong, PN’s W. Greene (a 12.5 freak) netted
the award, with a mere 321.31 EMP. In
fact, while before the likes of McGoo and Simpson,
forwards had won the player of the season award, Greene emped
less than Simpson and Ardiles. I guess this shows that, in the early days, while WP was king, tactics
like CP and ZD had become vogue in seasons 7, 8 and 9.
AA won defensive side of the year (how many seasons in
a row)?, while Bart and Marco won the managers’
managers gongs, and Colin and Robert G (AS and NH) got Peter’s votes.
This was a truly thrilling year for
SAEFL. Tight battles
everywhere. What would season 10
bring? Well, the unexpected, as usual!
Apocalypse
Catbel Athletic
Excelsior
From the
Excelsior Herald...
The cup provided a welcome distraction
after last week's defeat at IQ. The team has performed poorly in the league
this season and many felt that Bracegirdle was under some pressure for the trip
to Div 3 Deo Volente. The
home loss had been regarded by many as a fluke, but others say you make your
own luck in football and the plucky Cardinals had certainly taken the game to a jaded looking Excelsior. Bracegirdle took no chances in
the away leg and put out an attacking team designed to steramroller
the opposition. It worked, but not before a highly entertaining game with the
third division outfit again punching above their weight with confidence. Still
the job was done and the history books will record a win. Bracegirdle can relax
for another couple of days, before the visit of NW. What are NW doing near the
bottom of the league. This must be a trap to ensnare the unwary. Excelsior
better be firing on all cylinders, because this correspondent can smell a home
shocker coming along.
F.C Inferno
In the last minute I decided to play a boost in the
cup and my best GK. It seems it definitely was the best call. A 1-0 loss (2-1 on aggregate) that allows FI to move on to the next
round. Very tight!
On the league we
also face TB. I expect Jeroen to field a very strong
CP, as the league is their last hope for a winning season. Let's respond with
the same defensive tactic used in the cup... can we get a point here?
InterQuartile Rangers
A win! It feels
good. However, I do need to thank the
refs since the red card helped. But I
don't think it's going to change much in the long run. I only have a couple of wins over the first
half of the season. I'll need at least
twice that to avoid relegation.
The cup game was a little bit of a surprise. From the score you'd think IQ was a Div 1
team. :-) But again, that perception is
aided by a red card. If you look at how
close the first game was, and I was away this time, the boost was prudent.
The next round can get dicey. There are a lot of Division 1 teams making it thru. This year I don't get the Div 2 bonus for
playing in the cup. It will be
interesting to see how far we get.
LU
can`t win :(
NoShaKi WC98
The Boelewieten
The Jazz Greats
Tottenford Heats
DIVISION 2
Adirondak Renegades
African Selection
The selects
return battered and bruised from a sound thrashing at the hands of one of the
stronger teams in the division. We just didn't have a chance at all against
them.
Oh well,
maybe this week as we take on the bottom dwelling SH. They are the only ones
who are doing worse than us. Hopefully we don't have to play them next year in
Div 3!!!!
The Select
Management are really looking forward to the up coming aging as they really
hope that some of the youth are able to turn the corner and start to contribute
regularly to the first side.
have a
great week.
Colin
Dead Scientists
Druss Legends
Englehart Storm
Grammar United
Melchester Rovers
Okay well we got another 0-0 tie again last week. I don't know what it is with this season
because we have tied more than every other season I have been with PN
combined. So now we are in seventh place
in Division Two but tied fourth from last so really not all that great. All we can hope for is that we will start
winning a few before aging and then come out of aging with a better team so we
will win more than 2 games out of 14.
So now we are just hoping for a win (or a tie, I
suppose, as that seems to be our thing this season) until we make it to aging.
Stannington Historical
The Jazz
DIVISION 3
Midweek News
A big match
in the cup early this week sees the Kickers trying to overhaul a 5 goal deficit
to advance to the quarter finals.
Playing away at
Will
Manager Thomas forego the 5 goal deficit and concentrate on this week's league
match against or will he try to overcome the 5 goals and try to advance?
"I am
a firm believer in trying to win every game if possible Stephanie so we will
try to beat
Post Cup Match
The kickers
are out of the cup but managed a 1-nil win over
As the week
progressed though, their was no denying that Mats Swansson
could soon be moving away from Adelaide for greener pastures in higher
divisions.
"I
would love to stay here in at the Kickers," Mats said. "David and I have been friends for a very
long time but as the team is going at the moment it will probably be a while
before the team makes Div. 1, if it ever happens."
"We
have had enquiries from a number of teams so far including Adirondack, so Don
got a good look at him playing the other day but I am expecting lots of teams
to come knocking on the club's door wanting to secure his services,"
replied David when asked about the rumours.
So there
you have it, out of the cup, AM Swansson soon to
leave the club and apparently no hope for the club in the future. Does this inspire confidence for the
supporters or not?
Stephanie
Burrows
Aros VSK
IQ
ended AVs cup-adventure with a big (and easy) win at Hakon Arena. Now AV will concentrate on the league and
gaining promotion.
Blue Storm FC
Well Wayne
United face another of the top team is DIV3 this week. Coach Banfield is confident that this weeks
team will he able to pull out a few stops. There will be some new tallent on the field this week. all
the fans are to look out for G.Beaver who as back
from a very serious middle ear infection.
hope to
see you all in the stand this weekend.
Defrosted TunaFish
Vini Vidi Vici
Deo Volente
Next saturday afternoon works for you Wouter?
I'll pick you up around 2-ish, we can go see one of disney's you enjoy so much, have a drink. Tell your mam i'll drop you off before
diner, so she doesn't have to worrie
Falcons
Fanatics United
Reporter: Brian tell us, how
are you winning so much, what is special about you and your team?
Manager: Hard work, integrating the differences in the
team, and I never draw a grave until they are beet.
Reporter: What is your opinion of last weeks game?
Manager: I am disappointed, even if I was going to win
the game from the start , that is no reason to hide in
the corner and take it like an abused child. If DV had give
given a bit of effort? I think my fan rating when down because the game was so booooooring.
I would like to win the league, I would like to win
every game from now on, but more than winning I want good games, games that put
my fans on the end of their sets. My team with never just say that they have
won the game and these guys are easy, we will fight hard for every game. Every
team I play has a chance of beating me, just no one
has done it yet...
I know everyone has been waiting for my trophy
update and here it is:
Fantastic eleven
The player are starting to gell. We
will be in the playoff zone by the end of the season and I am sure that we will
move up to division 2. We as a team need to up our win rate to atleast 50% currently we are sitting at 42%.
Smoking Guns
Speedsters
Trav Spoodle
Mark, you might wanna ask why your kid
looks like me… J
Vitesse Arnhem