Friday, March 31, 2006

Kick in the..........

What a horrible string of bad luck in this cup for KCU, what a SIC ending.

Anyway, anyone up for Fantasy Baseball, my friend is looking for teams, Claus played Fantasy Hocky with us this year, we are generally a happy go luck bunch o guys. Baseball is not my thing but I'm giving it a go, if interested go to http://fantasysports.yahoo.com/ its a private leauge: BKNYMLB ID# 47331 password is yankssuck

Thursday, March 30, 2006

POSTSEASON FIXTURES: Putting the "I" back in DLI

OK kids, sorry for the delay but here's the scoop on postseason fixtures. This season we are NOT having a relegation. We are still having a Das Losers Invitational, but only the top 8 teams will actually get invitations. Remember, the winnder of the DLI playoff will be placed in the highest seeding pool for next season's group draw.

The bottom four teams, Legio, System, Presidents, and Reefs are all now finished for this season and are free to accept other friendlies. I am assuming that you will all still want to play again next season -- if that's not right, please let me know.

CUP PLAYOFFS

Fixtures have been generated on the Cupmanager page. Remember, netural site and cup rules. Team listed first below is responsible for selecting venue and issuing the challenge:

Tigers - Ellwood
Anfield - Bajen Avalanche (wow)
Brooklyn Wind - Dirty Ratz
Saltopus - Maidstone

DAS LOSERS INVITATIONAL

The top 8 teams have been seeded, fixtures listed below. Same deal, neutral site and cup rules. First team listed does the challenge:

1 Bonafide - 8 Sea Lane
2 Direwolf - 7 Genetic Freaks
3 Brooklyn FC - 6 Monmouth Town
4 KCU - 5 Delta

Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck to all!

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Atlantic point scoring

Did we ever decide which points system was going to be used for the US-Europe competition or is it going to be cancelled due to the lack of US interest?

Sunday, March 26, 2006

Ratz Spring Sale! Everything must go!

I have a few players up for grabs if any of you are interested:

Heino Fehrmann (15338620) Price: £2.25M/€$3.375M
25 years, solid form, healthy

A sympathetic guy who is temperamental and dishonest.
Has inadequate experience and disastrous leadership abilities.

Speciality: Powerful

Nationality: Deutschland
Total Skill Index (TSI): 27 100
Wage: 3 984 £/week including 20% Bonus
Owner: Dirty Ratz FC
Warnings: 2
Injuries: Healthy


Stamina: solid Goalkeeping: disastrous
Playmaking: inadequate Passing: poor
Winger: brilliant Defending: brilliant
Scoring: weak Set Pieces: inadequate


And:

Jon Weitz (21988101) Price: £3.75M/€$5.625M
24 years, excellent form, healthy

A popular guy who is balanced and honest.
Has inadequate experience and wretched leadership abilities.

Nationality: England
Total Skill Index (TSI): 47 430
Wage: 4 560 £/week
Owner: Dirty Ratz FC
Warnings: 0
Injuries: Healthy


Stamina: excellent Goalkeeping: disastrous
Playmaking: excellent Passing: solid
Winger: supernatural Defending: weak
Scoring: poor Set Pieces: poor


And:

Herman Barr (23388560) Price: £3M/€$4.5M
24 years, excellent form, healthy

A pleasant guy who is balanced and dishonest.
Has poor experience and wretched leadership abilities.

Speciality: Technical

Nationality: USA
Total Skill Index (TSI): 40 360
Wage: 4 240 £/week including 20% Bonus
Owner: Dirty Ratz FC
Warnings: 0
Injuries: Healthy


Stamina: excellent Goalkeeping: disastrous
Playmaking: formidable Passing: passable
Winger: world class Defending: inadequate
Scoring: poor Set Pieces: poor

Sunday, March 05, 2006

Add some rivalry between US and EU?

I have a suggestion to the Brooky Cup admin and bosses.

Today we have exactly 10 US teams and 10 European teams competing in the Brooky Cup.
But apart from some friendly teasing remarks about where the cup really belongs (!? surely it's in Europe...) we haven't really set up a real challenge between the US side and the EU side.

Now, with 20 teams, separated by a large pond between the continents, eaqually in numbers it would be great to have a "built-in" challenge in the run for the title.

Let's say that position 1 gives 20 points and the ultimate loser in this awesome cup earn 1 point. Then it would be quite easy for someone with economics or business school graduate to calculate which side that have the strongest all-together-strenght. I guess it would be the European side, but then again...who knows what the Presidents or the Wind have up their sleeves this season? ;-)

Anyone from the US side that would dare to accept such a challenge and also keep track of the standings during the cup play?
Or is this suggestion just too childish coming from a grown up man? :D

It would anyway mean that it could be worth the efforts for a team to fight for position 17 or 18 in the end just to give their US or EU team mates a chance to win this prestigeous pond war! :)

What do you think about this idea?

Good luck to ya all now!

Saturday, March 04, 2006

Bug in the cup manager?

The match result in group B between my Avs and KCU is still not there?
Despite the missing result my team have correct goal diff and points while KCU seems to be "taken out" from our match??!

I hope this is the only problem occured with the cup manager tables but it might well be that other have faced similar wrong updates.
I also wonder if this can be fixed before it gets ridiculous and we have to start doing it manually again?

I'm not complaining, because I got my 3 points and +3 in goal difference, but I would hate to see that KCU don't get what they deserve from our match. ;-)

Trust Michael to correct things before its to late...

Cheers

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Wednesday, March 01, 2006

cup. national cup. B cup

Hurraaaaayyyy!! I am in the 9th round of the national cup!!! But oooops! That means I have to forfait the next match in the B Cup! :(((((((