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Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 759
(11/16/03 5:43 pm)
Victory for Hanover
Brunswick Hanoverian FC, your local team in the English Micronational Soccer League, beat Houdon Arsenal 2-0 in yesterday's game. That's our first win of the season, leaving us with one win, one draw and one defeat, and exactly half way up the table. <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START
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Rakesh86
R.Maziar Ackbar,
Chairman,
Royal Rights &
Responsibilities
Commission
Posts: 79
(11/16/03 10:50 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Good job Hanover!
Thomas G C
Duke of Brunswick
Posts: 772
(11/24/03 10:08 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
We beat Kaligandaki Bhakundo on Saturday - bringing us up to second in the table. Next week, we face the Kapav Lions of Babkha.
Emir of Raspur
Frequent tourist
Posts: 13
(11/24/03 10:41 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
The Kapav Lions will regain its form and grind you fellas into the dust!!
Go Lions!
And on that note, adeiu!
SteveFoong
Minister of State
Posts: 430
(11/26/03 5:39 am)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Eat dust, Lions!
hsmkingdavidI 
King of Pendronia
Posts: 10
(11/26/03 1:22 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
How, exactly, does this micronational football thing work?
HSM David of Pendronia
Thomas G C
Duke of Brunswick
Posts: 773
(11/26/03 6:54 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
http://www.joachimseitz.de/aerli.../table.php
Each team manager decides how to spread 30 points between the Defence, Midfield and Attack for each game. Then there's a formula for working out how many goal opportunities, and thus goals, are scored by each team. Before the match is played, only the team manager himself knows how he has arranged his points, so it's all about second-guessing the oponent.
fredness001 
Frequent tourist
Posts: 12
(11/27/03 3:09 am)
Re: Victory for Hanover
So there is no football actually played? It seems to be all based on luck.
Sir Frederick Ness
HM Alexander of Hanover
King of Hanover
Posts: 42
(11/27/03 4:48 am)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Sir Frederick Ness,
Luck, like live action sports, obviously plays a role. However, if I understand it correctly, their is a skill in picking the right combination that will maximize your chances of winning.
Regards,
HM Alexander of Hanover
Thomas G C
Duke of Brunswick
Posts: 775
(11/27/03 5:06 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Exactly. Just like in a real game of football, the team manager just picks the team, and after that it's down to how the two sides match up.
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 759
(11/16/03 5:43 pm)
Victory for Hanover
Brunswick Hanoverian FC, your local team in the English Micronational Soccer League, beat Houdon Arsenal 2-0 in yesterday's game. That's our first win of the season, leaving us with one win, one draw and one defeat, and exactly half way up the table. <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START
--> R.Maziar Ackbar,
Chairman,
Royal Rights &
Responsibilities
Commission
Posts: 79
(11/16/03 10:50 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Good job Hanover!
Duke of Brunswick
Posts: 772
(11/24/03 10:08 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
We beat Kaligandaki Bhakundo on Saturday - bringing us up to second in the table. Next week, we face the Kapav Lions of Babkha.
Frequent tourist
Posts: 13
(11/24/03 10:41 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
The Kapav Lions will regain its form and grind you fellas into the dust!!
Go Lions!
And on that note, adeiu!
Minister of State
Posts: 430
(11/26/03 5:39 am)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Eat dust, Lions!
King of Pendronia
Posts: 10
(11/26/03 1:22 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
How, exactly, does this micronational football thing work?
HSM David of Pendronia
Duke of Brunswick
Posts: 773
(11/26/03 6:54 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
http://www.joachimseitz.de/aerli.../table.php
Each team manager decides how to spread 30 points between the Defence, Midfield and Attack for each game. Then there's a formula for working out how many goal opportunities, and thus goals, are scored by each team. Before the match is played, only the team manager himself knows how he has arranged his points, so it's all about second-guessing the oponent.
Frequent tourist
Posts: 12
(11/27/03 3:09 am)
Re: Victory for Hanover
So there is no football actually played? It seems to be all based on luck.
Sir Frederick Ness
King of Hanover
Posts: 42
(11/27/03 4:48 am)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Sir Frederick Ness,
Luck, like live action sports, obviously plays a role. However, if I understand it correctly, their is a skill in picking the right combination that will maximize your chances of winning.
Regards,
HM Alexander of Hanover
Duke of Brunswick
Posts: 775
(11/27/03 5:06 pm)
Re: Victory for Hanover
Exactly. Just like in a real game of football, the team manager just picks the team, and after that it's down to how the two sides match up.