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Posted: Jun 1 2004, 04:26 PM

Goalkeepers:
[80] Ida Kylia
[82] Simon Harper
[87] Ryan Desparo

Defenders:
[7] Jack Liono
[8] Daniel Barret
[4] Phillip Shelton
[2] Rob Hudson
[5] Kevin Strickland
[1] Michael Lumberg

Midfielders:
[25] Kari Minoa
[23] Heron Garstov
[32] Kalen Prestoria
[27] Galvin Wilson
[22] Misuno Hart
[24] David White
[26] Steven Daron
[28] Versace Bulga

Forwards:
[16] Vintage Jackson
[14] Xero Tolerancia
[18] Tyler Crawford
[17] Eurie Adams
[15] Maerlyn DiSyracusae

Xile

Punch-Drunk Psychosis

Posts: 358

Posted: Jun 1 2004, 06:54 PM

Soul Expression hired the best coaches to train our 1st team to participate in this tournemant. The Pacifica Panthers have been training ever since news of this competition reach our land. Souls' meditative techniques enhance learning and training, amonst other things will make our athletes competitors to be reckoned with. Footage of past games played and personal profiles of the other players, have been minutiously analyzed to exploit any and every weakness and angle that would yield us an advantage over our opponents.

We are confident Soul Expression's Pacifica Panthers will do well in this tournement.

The Pacifica Panthers;

Goalkeepers:
[1] Iris Blueleaf
[01] Crystal Firecloud
[03] Rose Dunewind

Defenders:
[5] Olivia Sandstone
[7] Braunwynn Treeshadow
[8] Eve Weatherflight
[9] Mara Redwood
[10] Sara Redwood
[11] Joanne Coldwater

Midfielders:
[17] Jacynthe Petalflake
[18] Julia Sandwalk
[20] Barbara Stormwind
[23] Belle Pinkcloud
[24] Jacqueline Bluesurf
[78] Caroline Ebonsky
[92] Karen Pathword
[81] Joelle Jadewood

Forwards:
[33] Monique Greenfield
[56] Monica Skyhail
[77] Alicia Thundercloud
[88] Bonnie Seedfire
[99] June Rainwater

Soul Expression

Royal Scribe

Posts: 137

Posted: Jun 8 2004, 09:33 AM

Coach Bryan Marshall looked things over grimly. His team looked every bit like it was a ragtag bunch of players who in some cases started playing together for the first time.

"We're the first team to represent Sarzonia and we're playing like a bunch of youth leaguers!" Marshall told a media gathering at the first team practice just hours after Vice President for Health and Athletics Jimmy Marshall, the older brother of the coach, announced the team would compete in the Atlantian Oceania region tournament.

By the time the team finished its last round of training before boarding a plane to travel to the tournament three weeks later, the disparate players gelled into a team and the team started to feel comfortable with its system as it began to practice against college sides and an all star team from the Sarzonian Football Confederation.

"We're looking to play an attractive, attacking brand of football, midfielder and team captain Bobby Convey, of the Woodstock Wild said. "Possession will be our main priority, but we'll also look to take a lot of shots."

The team's roster consisted of mostly players from the three year old SFC, and the first two champions made up the bulk of the 18 man roster being sent to the tournament.

ROSTER (starters in bold)
GOALKEEPERS
30 Troy Perkins (Portland): The surprise pick for first-choice goalkeeper, Perkins backstopped Portland to a Cup title last year as the Timbers beat Rochester in golden goal overtime.
1 Kerry Tanner (Portsmouth): Disgruntled over being chosen as the backup to Perkins, Tanner briefly left the team before his coach confronted him. He led the league in goals against average in each of the three seasons.

DEFENDERS
2 Mike Coyle (Woodstock): Left back in the Wild's 4-4-2 alignment. Speedy defender who can make up for occasional lapses in positioning with sheer athleticism.
5 Bryson Juergens (Portland): Plays left fullback for the Timbers but will play sweeper for the national side. Slow, but experienced.
14 William Jackson (Townshend): Despite playing on a team without a home, this steady right fullback showed quick adjustment to playing right halfback for the national team.
18 Taylor Williams (Rochester): Plays right halfback for the Rage and will be first off the bench if Sarzonia needs to make a substitution. Not much pure speed, but tremendous quickness and great smarts.
32 Emacio (Burlington Braves - minor league): Known as a tremendous offensive defender in the new minor league, helped the Braves advance to the most recent Open Cup finals against Woodstock, where the team lost in penalty kicks to the first SFC champions.
34 Antonio Bresco (Emasculata City): Can play defender or midfielder. Led the league in minutes played by bench player. Could start even for most SFC teams, but tires out easily after 65 minutes.

MIDFIELDERS
6 Jeff Conley (Woodstock): Also plays defensive midfield for the Wild. Renowned throughtout the league for shutting down the league's best attacking midfielders and withdrawn forwards. Aggressive streak sometimes results in cautions and sendoffs.
9 Darwin Russell: (Nicksia): Tremendous left-side player with a deadly accurate free kick from that side. Can be roughed up and taken out of his game.
10 Bobby Convey: (Woodstock): Team captain. Easily the best playmaker in all of Sarzonia. Very experienced. Able to relate to all his teammates well.
16 Barry Owens: (Portland): Right-sided player with near-deadly accuracy. Injuries and age are beginning to catch up to him, but he tries to make up for it with savvy. The teams's alternate captain.
21 Martin Overton (Richmond): Plays defensive midfield for Richmond, but can also join the attack in a pinch. Has played withdrawn forward at times when the club team was hit by injuries or suspensions.
17 George Mitcham (Ontario, Emasculata): Sarzonia's first foreign-based player, plays attacking midfield for the brand-new league in Emasculata. The level of play there is inferior to Sarzonia's league, so he is a potential bench player.

FORWARDS
12 Wilson Jordan (Portland): Set a league record this season with 21 goals in 28 games. Terrific first touch, but needs a playmaking midfielder to serve the ball to him. Not known for his work ethic when he's not on the attacking end of the pitch.
13 Anton Gregor (Daurmont, Isselmere-Nieland): Withdrawn forward who doesn't see much playing time on the capital city's best side. However, helped Portland win the SFC Cup last season with 13 goals, including four playoff tallies and the match winner last season.
22 Brian Wilson (Joe Gibbs University): Not often that a college player would be on the roster of a national side, but has terrific skills for his age and great football awareness. His father is the national team's top assistant coach, so he often thinks like a coach on the pitch.
31 Barry Alphonso (Emasculata City): Can play either withdrawn forward or striker for his club team. Led the league with 19 goals last season. Set records for most goals in Joe Gibbs University's history as a four year starter.

Sarzonia

It's all about the Navy.

Posts: 577

Posted: Jun 8 2004, 12:34 PM

The Turori Roster:

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ROSTER:
#88 - Milauo Slietah [GK]

#92 - Kiatin Likao [D]
#23 - Moiba Linaian [D]
#25 - Linoai Niabula [D]
#74 - Marlian Hunial [D]

#42 - Makaus Likao [M]
#12 - Yabaiy Tbaiao [M]
#79 - Boaibou Houabou [M]
#89 - Cuolia Tuirma [M]

#29 - Jualiar Vumaou [F]
#36 - Maritus Banda [F] {CAPT}

Vilita

Founder

Posts: 1300

Posted: Jun 8 2004, 12:39 PM

KRYTENIA - THE CELESTIALS

GOALKEEPERS
1. Alan MUNITIS (27, Patriots FC, GK)
Krytenia's number one keeper, on top of his game.
13. Adam VERNAZZA (24, Elliston, GK)
Helped the Stones to the league title last season.
22. Graeme BRAVO (22, Sivad Rangers, GK)
Talented goalie, also Rangers' penalty specialist.

DEFENDERS
2. Michael LEWISON (28, AFC Westleigh, LB)
Attack-minded full-back.
3. Yves DAVISON (26, Elliston, RB)
Turned many heads in the Stones' campaign.
5. Ryan CAREW (22, Elliston, CB)
Recent graduate from the Youth line-up. One for the future.
6. Clayton LORMER (20, Avid-Diord United, CB)
Talented but inexperienced, improving by the game.
12. Seth GRÜBER (30, Patriots FC, CB)
Massive threat from set-pieces - all 6'6" of him.
16. Harry VAN VOSSEN (21, Dowenburgh United, LB)
The "Silent Assassin" - great passer, but 3 red cards last year.
18. Oliver MÜLLER (18, Remires City, CB)
Impressed in City's disappointing season. Old head on young shoulders.
21. Graham LIVORNETTO (29, Elliston, RB)
Goal-minded wingback - can whip in a mean cross.

MIDFIELDERS
4. Cecil POLDOV (21, AFC Westleigh, CM)
The pop star footballer of the team - no, seriously, he's in a band!
7. Wes BYERS (25, Gravopol Town, CM)
Goalscoring midfielder - being chased by Patriots.
8. Will GUARADO (27, Dowenburgh United, LM)(capt)
Midfield drill-sargeant. Takes no prisoners.
14. Steve ELLIS (23, Patriots FC, CM)
Honest ball-winner, understated.
17. Alex CUJETKOVIC (22, AFC Westleigh, RM)
Northbank-born dead-ball man.
19. Dudley SANDWELL (24, Blue-White Remires, RM)
More pace than a two-stroke engine.
20. Kelvin MUNIZ (31, Dinamo Selyer, CM)
Father-figure lacks pace, but there is no better reader of the game.
22. Chris LYDERSEN, (22, Sivad Rangers, LM)
"Super-Sub" is pacey, but tires easy.

FORWARDS
9. Ari SMITH (25, Patriots FC, CF)
Predator extraordinaire.
10. Roger CELSEN (28, Avid-Diord United, CF)
Former golden boy of the Celestials, lost place after disappointing Baptism Of Fire campaign.
11. Eddie NIEWSZICKI (23, AFC Westleigh, CF)
Better creator than finisher. A good foil.
15. Colin ULVÆUS (22, Elliston, CF)
Can create chances for himself and others. Scored Krytenia's first ever World Cup goal.

Krytenia

Now With Added Bekk!

Posts: 661

Posted: Jun 8 2004, 01:31 PM

Finally, here is the roster and all other information about my team...

Nation: The Armed Republic of Nojika
Nickname: Panthers
Region: Atlantian Oceania
Head Coach: Randy Mulder
Assistant Coach: Adam Mier
Formation: 1 – 3 – 1 – 2 – 1 - 2

-=Full Roster=-

Goalkeepers:

- Darryl Kimmel [01]
- Jessie Stange [02]
Coach- Adam Mier

Defenders:

- Shane Follett [15]*
- Lance Greenlaw [04]
- Allan Caulder [18]
- Kurt Sanks [21]
- Coty Guthmiller [06]
- Matthew Hout [19]
- Brice Delce [03]
Coach- Tony Battaglini

Midfielders:

- Collin Rockon [12]
- Carter Orone [20]
- Silas Legace [23]
- Carlos Amoa [05]
- Kurtis Tronnes [22]
- Vito Denardis [07]
- Emory Gabrysch [11]
- Trenton Hegan [16]
Coach- Antony Zetzer

Forwards:

- Andrew Beat [13]*
- Kennith Stowman [10]
- Jerrell Alson [17]
- Cristopher Acal [08]
- Jarod Caseman [09]
- Nathanael Isacson [14]
Coach- Shon Kezele

-=Starting 11=-

Keeper – Darryl Kimmel
Sweeper – Shane Follett*
Stopper – Brice Delce
Left FB – Lance Greenlaw
Right FB – Coty Guthmiller
Center MF – Trenton Hegan
Left MF – Collin Rockon
Right MF – Carlos Amoa
Center MF – Vito Denardis
FWD – Jerrell Alson
FWD – Andrew Beat*

Players with "*" after their names are captains.

This post has been edited by Vilita on Jun 8 2004, 01:57 PM

Nojika

Senator in Training

Posts: 214

Posted: Jun 8 2004, 03:59 PM

GK:: Emiliano Addis *
GK:: Gaetano Novello

D -C-:: Filippo Ferraro *
D -CR:: Donato Arrigoni *
D -CR:: Alejandro Ayala *
D L-R:: Rene' Niljssen *
D -CR:: Salvatore Redaelli
D LC-:: Francesco Schiavon

M -CR:: Maurizio Cavallo *
M -C-:: Darren Whelan *
M -C-:: Giuseppe Zucco *
M LC-:: Paolo Gallo *
M -CR:: Riccardo Vecchi
M -C-:: Massimiliano Rosi
M LC-:: Sebastan Wolf

F:: Carlo Romano *
F:: Christian Benedetti *
F:: Benjamin Kuhn
F:: Michael Baker
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Crystilakere

Royal Scribe

Posts: 117

Posted: Jun 8 2004, 04:11 PM

Excellent - we have 7.5 squads up already!

Vilita - please post the other half of the Turori roster as we only have the starting XI.

Krytenia

Now With Added Bekk!

Posts: 661

Posted: Jun 12 2004, 11:22 AM

NEWI Cefn Druids Squad for AOCAF Cup I

As chosen by head coach Tim Welsh (50)
* = usual starters
' = one for ach World Cup's worth of experience

1. Reg Garth (29, GK, Trevor City) '' *
2. Trevor Jones (22, LB, Inter Dave)
3. Trevor Phillipson (29, RB, Cefn Athletic) '' *
4. Horace Orange (27, CM, Cefn Bus Station) [Oglethorpian father, Druid mother] ''
5. Eric Groves (30, CB, Great Tawney Owls) ''
6. Ron Lambeale (24, CB, Inter Dave) '' *
7. Bill Posters (17, RM, Bessburg) *
8. Trevor Belmore (28, FW, Cali Purples [Mel]) [Belmorian father, Druid mother] '' *
9. Simon Greaves (36, FW, Parkville) ''''
10. Björn-Trevor Frederiksson (35, FW, Bessburg) '''' *
11. Trevor Collins (19, LM, Parkville)
12. Toby Holmes (28, LM, South Grayside) '' *
13. Liam Gessemschmitthaagen-Po (22, CF, Dankeshoen F.C. [GZ]) ' *
14. Juan Pablo Trevor (27, CM, Trevor City) ''
15. Trevor Welsh (27, CM, Cefn Albion) ' *
16. Trevor Griffiths (23, LB, Cefn Albion) *
17. Trevor Jones (25, RM, Inter Dave) ''
20. Trevor Rhys-Jones (22, GK, Cefn Albion)
21. Trevor Leyghton (31, CM, West Cefn Rangers) '''
22. Amos Hinton (26, CB, Parkville) ''' *
23. Trevor Law (12, FW, Inter Dave)
26. Wayne Thomas (33, FW, Parkville) '''
31. Phil Righteous (24, GK, Parkville) '

NEWI Cefn Druids

Dedicated Scribe

Posts: 91

Posted: Jun 12 2004, 12:37 PM

QUOTE (NEWI Cefn Druids @ Jun 12 2004, 11:22 AM)

NEWI Cefn Druids Squad for AOCAF Cup I

2. Trevor Jones (22, LB, Inter Dave)
3. Trevor Phillipson (29, RB, Cefn Athletic) '' *
8. Trevor Belmore (28, FW, Cali Purples [Mel])
11. Trevor Collins (19, LM, Parkville)
15. Trevor Welsh (27, CM, Cefn Albion) ' *
16. Trevor Griffiths (23, LB, Cefn Albion) *
17. Trevor Jones (25, RM, Inter Dave) ''
20. Trevor Rhys-Jones (22, GK, Cefn Albion)
21. Trevor Leyghton (31, CM, West Cefn Rangers) '''
23. Trevor Law (12, FW, Inter Dave)

Lot of Trevors on your side.

Maybe to confuse you, I could just have my team yell "TREVOR!" at certain inopportune times.